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  • Nari Shakti Sanman 2025: Dr Ashwini Atre and Dr Vaidehi Janjale Honoured for Excellence

    Nari Shakti Sanman 2025

    Chinchwad: The Nari Shakti Sanman 2025, organized by Swami Vivekananda Vicharmanch, celebrated women achievers who have made significant contributions to society.

    This year, the spotlight was on two distinguished women – Dr. Ashwini Atre, PhD and Dr. Vaidehi Janjale – who were honoured for their remarkable accomplishments in the fields of medicine and sports.

    The nominations for Nari Shakti Sanman 2025 were facilitated by the social organization Pune Social Platform.

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    Nari Shakti Sanman 2025

    The ceremony witnessed the presence of eminent personalities, including Padma Shri awardee and senior social worker Girish Prabhune, actor Basavaraj Bansode, poet Arushi Date, Dr Siddhanath Joshi, along with Pune Social Platform founder Parag Joshi, Amol Ranade, Swati Mandke, and Milind Deodhar.

    During his keynote speech, Padma Shri Girish Prabhune emphasized the power of women and the crucial role they play in strengthening society.

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    Nari Shakti Sanman 2025: Exceptional Contributions Highlighted

    The felicitation of Dr. Ashwini Atre and Dr. Vaidehi Janjale highlighted their exceptional contributions in their respective domains. Their work in advancing medicine and sports was acknowledged as a source of inspiration.

    The event was meticulously organized and anchored by Dr. Siddhanath Joshi. Additionally, Pune Social Platform extended financial support to flood-affected communities in Solapur and Vijapur, reflecting its ongoing commitment to social welfare.

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    • Salil Urunkar

      Salil Urunkar is a senior journalist and the editorial mind behind Sahyadri Startups. With years of experience covering Pune’s entrepreneurial rise, he’s passionate about telling the real stories of founders, disruptors, and game-changers.

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