Shweta Nema, a PhD student of Sanchi Buddhist Indian Knowledge Studies, is awarded the Saraswati Bai Dada Saheb Phalke Iconic International Woman of the Year 2021 Award.
A virtual award show, SDP Iconic International Women Award 2021, was organized by the Innovative Artist Welfare Association Mumbai. More than 3000 entries came from more than 50 countries around the world for this honor, out of which 100 most distinguished entries were awarded for their outstanding works.
Shweta Nema has received this honor due to her activities. Shweta has also been conferred with the Guest of Honor and Adarsh Nari Samman in the past for her contribution in public welfare social work, healthy and educated society.
Shweta, who has made her unique identity in the field of yoga, has been giving health benefits to people for years by organizing free yoga classes. Shweta says- "Women who pursue all their responsibilities and fight against all the obstacles of life, chase their dreams and keep themselves focused and reach their goals. Those women become a role model, inspiration and role model for others. "He says that" every woman can make a special place of herself in society and can become a role model and inspiration for others, just a firm need. Of will and decision. "The objective of the IAWA Award is to highlight the top 100 eminent personalities who make their mark in the society. And to recognize all his efforts and his outstanding performance.
These SDP awards are a tribute to the great woman who worked hard with her husband Dadasaheb Phalke India's first filmmaker, and father of Indian cinema. Therefore all successful women were honored with an award in the name of the great Saraswati Bai Dadasaheb Phalke.