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Rewari’s Nandini honoured with Indira Gandhi award

Rewari’s Nandini honoured with Indira Gandhi award

Nandini Yadav was awarded for her exemplary work.



Tribune News Service

Rewari, March 8

Nandini Yadav (21), a resident of Punsika village, has again brought laurels to Rewari. Now, she has been selected for the Indira Gandhi Mahila Shakti Award for social work. The award was presented by Governor Bandaru Dattatreya at a function held in Panchkula today.

Nandini, pursuing MA (English) from Delhi University, was selected for the PM Yuva Yojana award last month. She was the lone resident from Haryana among the 41 youngsters who were given the award. She is a multi-talented girl who has also got a C-certificate in the NCC.

Her mother, Dr Kamlesh Yadav, is an Associate Professor at the Hindi Department with Central University of Haryana (CUH), while her father, Ravi Yadav, works in a multinational company in Bawal town. Nandini also motivates people to shun polybags by distributing cloth handbags among people. CM Manohar Lal Khattar has showered praise on her by uploading a post on his ‘X’ handle in this regard.

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