WATCH: A mother and daughter make history as Canada's 2021 Most Powerful Women
Darpan News Desk Darpan, 05 Nov, 2021 09:08 PM
WATCH: Surrey Hospitals Foundation is pleased to announce that its Chief Operating Officer Azra Hussain and her daughter Hebah Hussaina, have both been recognized in the 2021 Canada's Most Powerful Women: Top 100 Award.
It is presented by the Women's Executive Network aka WXN recognizing 105 outstanding women across Canada, who advocate for workforce diversity and inspire tomorrow's leaders.
Anita Huberman serves as the CEO of Surrey Board of Trade and her inspiring story is a testament to what one can achieve through hard work and determination.
Deputy Chief Rai began his career with the VPD in 1990, working for eight years as a frontline patrol constable in District 3, with duties that included field training and mentoring new police officers. He also drew on his cultural background to work extensively, at the street level, with the District’s ethnically diverse communities.
Wally Oppal former BC Attorney General, BC Supreme Court Judge, and Minister of Multiculturalism shares his experience on winning the Darpan Award. RBC Darpan Awards Nominations are closing soon! Visit our website to nominate someone extraordinary today!
Inderjit Kaur had been a celebrated academician and the first woamn Vice Chancellor of Punjabi University in Patiala and the first woman chairperson of the Staff Selection Commission in New Delhi.
"In spite of India's different regions and religions, there is a common thread in Indian marriages that has kept them intact in spite of the institution being under strain in various parts of the world. To my mind, there are five," Chadha, the author of the meticulously researched "Magic of Indian Weddings - Timeless Traditions, Sacred Customs" (Rupa), told IANS in an interview.
"India with more than a third of its population with access to internet and smart phones thus becomes naturally vulnerable to data analytics firms and their benefactors," Uppal told IANS in an interview, adding his aim of writing the book is to "sensitize the Indian commoners and voters for their susceptibility for such manipulations specially when utilized by their chosen superiors (read political leaders)".