Dr Bharti Gandhi felicitated in the conference for chairpersons of State Commission for Women held in Pune


 

Lucknow, April 22 : Founder-Director of City Montessori School and eminent educationist, Dr Bharti Gandhi, was felicitated today for her unparalleled contribution in the field of girl education and women empowerment at a conference of chairpersons of State Commission for Women organized under the aegis of National Commission for Women at the MIT World Peace University, Pune. Additional DGFT of the Department of Commerce, Government of Maharashtra, Mrs. Meeta Rajeev Lochan, IAS felicitated Dr. Bharti Gandhi by presenting her with a citation and a stole. Dr. Gandhi addressed the audience as a keynote speaker in the 'Leadership Development Program for Chairpersons of State Commission for Women' organized under the aegis of National Commission for Women. Dr Gandhi said that women’s security and empowerment is the basis for social development. Women are the link on which the whole society rests. Laying special emphasis on the education of the girl child, she said that only educated girls can fulfill their responsibilities in various fields in future and provide a strong leadership to the society.

            honour for CMS founder Dr Bharti Gandhi in this prestigious conference is not only a matter of pride for CMS but for all the people of Lucknow. She has been continuously involved in personality development and social upliftment of girls and boys since past 63 years. Today 58,000 students are getting education of human values and character excellence under her guidance in the City Montessori School which she established 63 years ago with just 5 students. CMS has also been awarded the prestigious ‘UNESCO Prize for Peace Education 2002’ for service of humanity and unparalleled efforts for an ideal world order.

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Chief Secretary Shri Durga Shanker Mishra felicitates CMS meritorious students

CMS student excels in IGCSE (Cambridge Board) exams

US university offers US$ 80,000 scholarship to Pranay