Shivani Jaiswal, New Delhi-
Veteran actor Dharmendra’s wife has been honoured with a Padma Award in recognition of her significant contributions to arts, culture, and social service. The award was announced as part of India’s prestigious civilian honours, which celebrate individuals for their exceptional work across various fields.
The ceremony highlighted her long-standing involvement in cultural activities and her efforts toward social welfare initiatives. Over the years, she has been associated with multiple philanthropic causes, including education support, healthcare awareness, and community development programs. Her work has been widely appreciated for focusing on grassroots-level impact and empowering underprivileged sections of society.
Officials stated that the Padma Award acknowledges not only her dedication to cultural enrichment but also her consistent commitment to public service. The recognition places her among several distinguished personalities who have been honoured this year for their contributions to nation-building and social progress.
Members of the film fraternity and public figures extended their congratulations, praising her humility and dedication. They noted that her recognition also brings attention to the importance of supporting cultural and social initiatives beyond the entertainment industry.
The award ceremony is expected to be held at Rashtrapati Bhavan, where the President of India will formally present the honour in the presence of dignitaries and awardees from across the country. The recognition marks a proud moment for the family and serves as an inspiration for individuals working in social and cultural fields.
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The Centre and CJP held a two hour meeting.
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