Lucknow — The HER Pehchan event, dedicated to empowering women through financial literacy and personal growth, brought together over 120 enthusiastic participants in an engaging and interactive session that celebrated independence, confidence, and collective progress.
The initiative focused on three key themes — restarting careers, financial literacy, and mindset empowerment — aiming to equip women with the tools and knowledge needed to make informed life and career decisions.
The event featured insightful sessions led by Founder Aisha Ayub, alongside bankers Pranav and Shariq, founding member Tahira Rizvi, and renowned psychologist Dr. Neha Anand. Together, they emphasized that true empowerment begins with mental well-being and financial awareness, guiding attendees on how to balance emotional strength with financial independence.
Interactive discussions, practical insights, and shared real-life experiences made the session highly engaging, with participants finding inspiration in each other’s stories. Veteran attendees Sheeba Jairajpuri, Yasmin Khan, Tahira Hasan, and Sabra Habib expressed their joy at witnessing a vibrant community of women supporting and uplifting one another.
The event concluded on an uplifting and motivational note, reinforcing the message that women’s empowerment is not merely a concept but a movement built on unity, awareness, and confidence.
Adding a touch of celebration and camaraderie, five special titles were awarded to participants who stood out during the event:
- HER Dilkash Andaz (Most Unique Outfit) – Farheen Siddiqui
- HER Noorani Chehra (Most Charming Face) – Fatima Jafri
- HER Dil Nasheen (Most Popular Group Member) – Aisha Ameen
- HER Adaa Bemisaal (Best Dressed Lady) – Injila Abbasi
- HER Baat Lajawaab (Beauty with Brains) – Samra Kidwai
The HER Pehchan gathering proved to be more than an event—it was a movement of empowerment, inspiring women to embrace financial confidence, career revival, and emotional resilience, while celebrating the spirit of sisterhood and self-belief.
