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By Manu Vardhan Kannan
Published on September 25, 2025
Women in Aviation India has commenced the celebrations of its landmark 10th Girls in Aviation Day (GIAD) under the theme “Vimanan Ka Gyan, Nari Shakti Ke Naam.” Dedicated to empowering girls and breaking gender barriers in aviation, the initiative aligns with the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s vision of a Viksit Bharat, and his belief that “When women prosper, the world prospers.”
The nationwide series of GIAD 2025 began with events in Noida and Hyderabad, designed to inspire young students by showcasing the wide range of career opportunities in aviation. Since its inception in India in 2016, Girls in Aviation Day has grown into a movement that has reached more than 50,000 girls across over 30 Indian cities, including smaller towns and remote areas, where awareness of aviation careers was previously limited.
In Noida, students from the NGO Sai Kripa engaged with aviation leaders, including a pilot from Air India, professional trainers, and experts from airport operations, PR, and HR. They shared personal stories of resilience and success, encouraging the girls to dream big. In Hyderabad, Women in Aviation India partnered with GMR Hyderabad International Airport Limited (GHIAL) to highlight the evolving role of women in aviation. The program featured motivational sessions, panel discussions, and exclusive tours of the GMR Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) facility and the School of Aviation, where students gained insights into aircraft operations and aviation training.
The sessions emphasized the importance of STEM education, mentorship, and skill development as essential drivers for bridging the gap between education and employability. Students also received career guides, GIAD t-shirts, and WAI merchandise as reminders that the “sky is open” for them to pursue aviation dreams.
GIAD 2025 takes place at a time when India’s aviation sector is set for ambitious growth, with the Ministry of Civil Aviation announcing plans to develop 350 airports by 2047, up from the current 162. With demand for a diverse and inclusive workforce rising, initiatives like GIAD play a crucial role in inspiring the next generation of women professionals to be part of the country’s aviation growth story.
The year-long celebrations will culminate in December 2025 with the “Giving Wings to Dreams Awards,” honoring women who have made significant contributions to aviation and have helped empower others.
Reflecting on the milestone, Mrs. Radha Bhatia, President of Women in Aviation India, said, “In the last decade, we have grown from strength to strength, reaching thousands of young girls across India. Today, GIAD is not just an event, but a movement that inspires girls to see aviation as a career within easy reach. Tomorrow looks bright and promising for our young girls, who will play a vital role in India’s growth story.”
With support from the Ministry of Civil Aviation, and partners including Millennium Aero Dynamics, MakeMyTrip, Bangalore International Airport, GMR Hyderabad International Airport, Blue Dart Aviation, and TravTalk, the Girls in Aviation Day 2025 celebrations will extend to more than 15 cities across India.
About Women in Aviation India
Founded in 2015 in New Delhi, Women in Aviation (WAI) India is a non-profit organization committed to encouraging and advancing women in aviation and aerospace. With over 100 members representing diverse fields, WAI provides networking, mentoring, and scholarship opportunities. Supported by the Ministry of Civil Aviation, WAI continues to build a strong foundation for women in aviation, empowering them to take flight in one of the fastest-growing industries.
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Published on November 25, 2025
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Veteran Bollywood actor Dharmendra passed away at his Mumbai residence on Monday, November 24, at the age of 89. His last rites were held at Pawan Hans Crematorium, where family, friends, and several Bollywood celebrities gathered to pay their final respects.
Known affectionately as Bollywood’s ‘He-Man’ and ‘Dharam Paaji,’ Dharmendra’s illustrious career spanned over six decades, leaving an indelible mark on Indian cinema. His final on-screen appearance will be in the upcoming film Ikkis, scheduled for release on December 25.
Dharmendra began his film journey with Dil Bhi Tera Hum Bhi Tere in 1960 and later became a household name with iconic films like Sholay, where he shared the screen with Amitabh Bachchan. The film not only achieved commercial and critical acclaim but also redefined Indian cinema and popularized the dacoit western genre.
Beyond acting, Dharmendra explored film production and politics, serving as a Member of Parliament from Bikaner between 2004 and 2009. His passing has been widely mourned, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and several other prominent figures expressing their condolences.
Dharmendra’s legacy continues to inspire generations of actors and cinema enthusiasts, celebrating a life dedicated to storytelling, charisma, and Indian cinematic history.
The Tourism Office of Spain (Turespaña) in Mumbai hosted a warm and inspiring evening titled “Women Travelers to Spain – A Passport to Yourself” on 21st November 2025 at IFBE, Ballard Estate. Designed as a celebration of women and the transformative nature of travel, the event brought together women professionals, creators, and travel enthusiasts to explore Spain through a personal and meaningful lens.
Guests began arriving from 7:00 pm, gathering in anticipation of an evening that aimed to go beyond itineraries and destinations. The event opened with a welcome address from Elena Orland, Director of the Tourism Office of Spain in India. She shared, “Beyond the best-known destinations, Spain is a wonderful country that truly welcomes women travellers to enjoy unique and authentic experiences that will make your travel to Spain and to yourself, memorable.” Her words set the tone for the evening, framing Spain as a place where women feel safe, inspired, and free to discover both the country and themselves.
The event featured a lively panel moderated by renowned blogger and influencer Roxanne Bamboat. The panellists included Isha Bhansali, Fashion Stylist and Consultant; Xenia Lam, Hotelier, freelance journalist and General Manager at Hyatt Centric Juhu Mumbai; and Reshma Mehta, Entrepreneur. Each shared their first impressions of Spain, describing its colour, vibrancy, and youthful energy. They spoke about how the country consistently meets and often exceeds expectations with its coastal beauty, cultural richness, and welcoming atmosphere.
A key highlight of the discussion was Spain’s safety and comfort for solo women travellers. The panelists noted that Spanish society is warm, non-judgmental, and extremely hospitable. Even without knowing Spanish, travellers can navigate the country easily thanks to friendly locals and well-organised cities. They also pointed out several cultural similarities between India and Spain, especially around family values, food, festivals, and community dining, making Indian travellers feel instantly connected.
The panel concluded around 9:00 pm, followed by a relaxed networking dinner featuring Spanish food and wine. Instead of a formal Q&A session, guests enjoyed one-on-one conversations with the panellists and continued discussing travel, culture, and personal stories in a more casual setting. The evening wrapped up by 10:30 pm, leaving guests with a renewed sense of inspiration and connection.
“Women Travelers to Spain: A Passport to Yourself” stood out for its heartfelt celebration of Spain as a destination that embraces women travellers in many meaningful ways. The evening beautifully highlighted how travel can be a bridge to discovering yourself, and how Spain continues to offer women the space to explore with confidence, curiosity, and joy.
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