Industry, Arts, and Social Service Leaders Recognized at Lokmat Awards

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Nagpur, February 8 Prominent figures from the fields of industry, arts, and social service were awarded the 'Lokmat Global Icon' awards at the recently held 'Lokmat One World Summit' in Cairo.

The 'Lokmat One World Summit & Awards,' a ceremony celebrating Indian excellence, was held in Cairo, Egypt, on Friday, according to a statement by Lokmat Media Group.

The event, organized in collaboration with the Nyati Group, took place against the backdrop of the Pyramids, the Nile River, and ancient civilizations, adding a new dimension to the historic friendship between India and Egypt, the statement said.

Distinguished individuals who have made a significant impact globally in the fields of social service, industry, arts, culture, and public life were awarded the 'Lokmat Global Icon' awards.

Lokmat Media Group and former Rajya Sabha MP Dr Vijay Darda stated that at a time when there is bloodshed in many places due to religion, it is essential to work for humanity, and Lokmat Media Group is committed to this cause.

"Our aim is to reduce economic inequality, ensure equal opportunities for all, and make everyone a stakeholder in development. This conference emerged from this aspiration. Over the past few years, several important events of global significance have been organized through Lokmat Media Group. It is a matter of great satisfaction that through these platforms, we have been able to honor distinguished personalities from Maharashtra and across the country," he said.

Govind Goyal (executive director, Kalika Steel Alloys Private Limited) and Saurabh Athawale (director, KCyber Experts Private Limited) were among the awardees.

The summit recognized their leadership, excellence, and innovation, aiming to honor those contributing to India's economy on a global platform.

Speaking on the occasion, Amruta Fadnavis, a banker and wife of Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis, said, "My struggle was one of ideologies. My parents, who are doctors, raised me to be an independent thinker. After marriage, I balanced my banking career in Nagpur with household responsibilities. When Devendra Fadnavis became chief minister, life changed. Every move was scrutinized by the media. I faced much criticism, but I never changed who I am."
 
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