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Greater Noida: The Gautam Buddh Nagar Police organised an honour ceremony under Mission Shakti Campaign 6.0 to encourage women’s empowerment and celebrate the achievements of inspiring women and girls. The event was held at the auditorium of the Police Commissioner’s Office in Sector 108, where individuals who have made notable contributions to education, social support and self-reliance were recognised for their efforts in bringing positive change to society.
Organised under the direction of Police Commissioner Laxmi Singh, the programme highlighted the importance of women’s safety, dignity and empowerment. Deputy Commissioner of Police (Women’s Safety) Suniti, Additional District Magistrate (Judicial) Priyanka Singh and Additional Deputy Commissioner of Police (Women’s Safety) Manisha Singh honoured women and girls for their achievements in various fields and encouraged them to continue their efforts.
During the ceremony, officials appreciated the achievements of the awardees and emphasised that their participation is essential to society’s progress. They noted that women play a significant role in shaping society through their contributions to education, community support and economic and personal independence.
The honoured women and girls were encouraged to continue their work and serve as role models for others. The initiative aimed to strengthen their confidence and reinforce the importance of providing women with opportunities to achieve their aspirations.
Assistant Commissioners of Police associated with women’s safety, officials from the Women and Child Welfare Department, representatives of educational institutions, members of social organisations, Childline representatives, awardees and other distinguished guests attended the programme.
The Mission Shakti Campaign 6.0 aims to strengthen the sense of security among women and girls, increase awareness of their rights and ensure access to support services whenever required.
The Gautam Buddh Nagar Police continues to organise programmes related to women’s safety and public awareness in coordination with government departments and members of the public.
The ceremony conveyed the message that recognising women’s achievements is only one part of empowerment. When women and girls receive safety, opportunities and encouragement, their abilities can become a source of strength for the entire society.