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Bollywood actresses Divya Pallat, Jasmine D’souza, Diya Mirza, artist Brinda Miller and 20 other distinguished females are greeted with the ‘Women’s Achievers Awards’ via Young Environmentalists Programme in Mumbai at Powai in the glitzy ritual. The metropolitan witnessed twenty five deserving females to receive the coveted award via the Trust in connotation with Rodas Ecotel [...]

Bollywood actresses Divya Pallat, Jasmine D’souza, Diya Mirza, artist Brinda Miller and 20 other distinguished females are greeted with the ‘Women’s Achievers Awards’ via Young Environmentalists Programme in Mumbai at Powai in the glitzy ritual. The metropolitan witnessed twenty five deserving females to receive the coveted award via the Trust in connotation with Rodas Ecotel at Powai. On the evening of Women’s global daylight, Bollywood actresses Diya Pallat, Diya Mirza, Jasmine D’souza and artiste Brinda Miller on hand were present in the award ceremony arranged via Young Environmentalists Programme Trust one among the multitude of other praiseworthy females at Rodas hotel Powai located in Mumbai. Parents of artist Priyanka Chopra, her feather – Dr. Ashok and mother – Madhu Chopra were leading guests of the function.

In the appropriate curving green saree, artist Diya Mirza, the Honour guest congratulated the Trust for their attempts in the area of environment and alleged that she saluted the Young Environmentalists as well as truly believed if everyone makes even small stab then people living on this earth can all make this planet a better place. She also added that it is precious to preserve the Mother Earth. The packed lobby stuffed of population became very happy at the times when Western Railway’s 1st motor female Priti Kumari from Bihar came to the stage. The viewers could not pick up over her enthusiasm as well as spirit. Krushna Patil, the youngest awardees, got the biggest congratulate in the award ceremony. She got the standing acclaim as this famous Indian woman who conquered and climbed Mount Everest came to surmount Young Environmentalists Programme trophy.