Shipra

to deliver powerful address on 26th at international forum in Japan

among researchers from 70 countries

Recently

put forth her views on water, river and women empowerment in Parliament of

London recently after walking 13000 km in India

Lucknow,

23 March (HS): Shipra

Pathak, a woman who has distinguished herself in India through her

environmental conservation efforts, will participate in the prestigious IAFOR –

Asian Conference on Education and International Development – to be held in

Tokyo, Japan. Educators, researchers, and policymakers from approximately 70

countries participated in this seven-day international conference. This prestigious

event will feature leading institutions from across the world, including

Lingnan University of Indonesia, University of Utah Asia Campus, and the US and

Europe.

Water

Woman Shipra Pathak has been invited to share her views on modern education policy

and social development at the Asia Conference of Education and International

Development Seminar held in Tokyo, Japan. Earlier, Water Woman Shipra, who has

worked for water, rivers and women empowerment by walking 13000 km in India,

had recently got the opportunity to express her views in the Parliament of

London. Water Woman Shipra will represent the Indian women power at this

international conference in Tokyo on March 26 and will present her views on the

important topic “Contribution of education to social justice and development”.

Now,

her organization, Panchtatva, has expanded its work to include water

conservation and education, and she represents India on international

platforms. This proves that when Indian women express their views on the global

stage, the country's identity is further strengthened.

Hindusthan Samachar / Abhishek Awasthi