"Women should awaken their spiritual power and achieve": Rupa Iyer

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Bellevision Media Network

Mangaluru: Women have been respected since the Vedic times. Lord Krishna has said in the Bhagavad Gita that I am the glory and forgiveness of women. In the Das Mahavidya, the Goddess has shown that her power is needed. Therefore, women should awaken their spiritual power and achieve, said renowned columnist, film actress, film director, and social worker Roopa Iyer.

 

He delivered the keynote address at a program held at the Mangalore Town Hall on Saturday, March 8, to honor bravery in the name of valor organized by the Tapasya Foundation in collaboration with Lions International District 317, IDFC First Bank, and BANMS Mangalore Taluk Samiti Women’s Unit.

 

Not only are women being aggrieved in society, but even gods and goddesses are being aggrieved, and men are also being aggrieved. Therefore, if we continue to compete for superiority, there will be no solution to the aggrieved. There are people in society who have overcome many difficulties and achieved success. Anyone can achieve success. There are always those who discourage those who work for the society. Regardless of all this, if you prove to God that He is your strength and achieve, you will definitely get good results, said Rupa Iyer.

Inaugurating the program by lighting the lamp, Lion District Governor 317 D. District Governor L| Bharathi B.M. said that a woman is the security of the entire family through her hard work, care and sacrifice. He wished such women a happy International Women’s Day. Cancer patients are being cared for and treated through the Tapasya Foundation. He said that an organization that serves such patients needs to be given a helping hand with heart, mind and money.

 

With the motto "Childhood cancer is curable" and to create awareness in the society, they traveled from Mumbai to Mangalore in just 23 days.

 

Girish Shetty and Reshma Girish Shetty, who set a world record by running 950 km, were taken away in a grand procession.

 

Roopa Iyer, L| Bharathi B.M., Dr. Asha Jyoti Rai, Sachita Nandagopal were felicitated. Girish Shetty- Reshma Girish Shetty couple, Kumar Ajwani couple, Haridasan Nair couple, who are making extraordinary achievements, were felicitated.

 

Prashanth Shetty, Harini Shetty, Nayana Shetty and Aravind Kumar introduced the honorees.

 

MLA Vevyas Kamath, renowned doctor of KMC Hospital Dr. Harsha Prasad L., Chairperson of Asare Charitable Trust Dr. Asha Jyoti Rai, Sachita Nandagopal, Savita, Naveen Hegde and others from the Juvenile Justice Board were present on the stage.

 

Bharatanatyam artiste Sunita Shetty danced the Ganesh Sthuti. Divya Vasanth Shetty prayed. Tapasya Managing Trustee Sabita Ramanath Shetty welcomed. Voluntary donors were honored. Dr. Manjula Shetty and Prashanth Shetty compered the program. Naveen Hegde proposed the vote of thanks.

 

MLA’s Vedavyas promises Rs 25 lakhs:

The achievements of the achievers sitting on the stage, my achievements as an MLA are nothing compared to the sacrifices. Mangalore South MLA Vedavyasa Kamath, who attended the event as a guest, has promised to give Rs. 25 lakhs to cancer children within four months with the cooperation of donors.