7 March, Kathmandu | Hyatt Regency, a renowned hotel, celebrated International Women's Day by honoring influential female figures from Nepal. Among the recipients were Arika Gurung, the first Nepali silver medal achiever in the history of the Asian Games in karate at the age of 19, AIGP Dr. Asha Singh, the Medical Director of Nepal Police Hospital, Brinda Hada, the first female Secretary of the Nepal Government, Aarati Chataut, the Deputy General Manager of Nepal Television, Ila Sharma, a lawyer and former Election Commissioner of Nepal, and Suchitra Thapa, the first District Governor of Lions Club.
The General Manager of Hyatt Regency, Ashish Kumar, presented the awardees with letters of appreciation to honor their outstanding achievements. During the event, each woman shared her experiences and insights, shedding light on the challenges faced by women in their respective fields and emphasizing the need for women's empowerment.
AIGP Dr. Asha Singh highlighted how cultural barriers have hindered women from exercising their rights, while Brinda Hada emphasized the importance of granting property rights to women. Ila Sharma stressed the significance of perseverance, encouraging women to keep moving forward despite obstacles. Aarati Chataut mentioned how social and cultural barriers have limited women's access to social justice and economic opportunities. Erika Gurung expressed her pride in challenging societal norms by excelling in karate, emphasizing that girls are equally capable of excelling in any field. Suchitra Thapa underscored the importance of providing equal opportunities to women.
The ceremony was attended by Senior Journalists Saroj Ojha & Navaraj Chalise including Hyatt Regency's Director of Rooms, Pooja Ghosh, Sales & Marketing Director, Amit Waliya, and moderated by Learning & Development Manager, Vilash Khatri. The event featured enlightening discussions led by these influential female figures, who raised their voices against social discrimination and stressed the need for women's empowerment.
The General Manager, Ashish Kumar, commended the wisdom and insights shared by the awardees, inspiring participants to strive for greatness in all areas of life. The warm and inviting ambiance created by the hotel, along with their impeccable service and remarkable hospitality, made the event truly memorable.
The exceptional professionalism and remarkable efforts of the Hyatt staff contributed to the success of the event. It was evident that they were dedicated to creating a positive and empowering environment for women throughout the ceremony.
The event aimed to honor the remarkable contributions and resilience of women from all walks of life. Hyatt curated an insightful program, featuring inspiring speeches, panel discussions, and interactive sessions, shedding light on the diverse achievements and challenges faced by women in various spheres of society.
Overall, the celebration at Hyatt Regency on International Women's Day was a significant and impactful event, promoting gender equality and empowering women in Nepal.
