Indian Women's Association Singapore

IWA will be back after a short break! See you in July!

IWA volunteers assisted the seniors of Sree Narayana Mission (SNM), wheeling them to a shopping centre and helping them buy groceries. It was heartwarming to see the excitement of the seniors after buying the treats. Later, the volunteers assisted in bringing them back to SNM Nursing Home. It was a very fulfilling experience for everyone involved.

Members of the IWA Adda Club met to discuss the prevalence and implications of gender bias. The discussion centred around the need for more awareness. Members agreed that to break the bias, both systemic change and personal responsibility are of the utmost importance.

Writing enthusiasts met for an engaging session on writing articles for magazines. Members gained valuable insights from a professional reporter who is also the editor of a women’s lifestyle magazine.

The IWA Entrepreneur Club successfully hosted the event From Founder to Force, an insightful session expertly led by a seasoned professional. Some valuable insights on building and growing a sustainable business were shared. Members learned about scaling strategies and funding opportunities. The session offered practical takeaways, interactive discussions, and a wonderful opportunity for entrepreneurs to connect and learn from one another.

IWA was invited to a truly memorable evening at the Singapore Indian Association, celebrating the 165th birth anniversary of Rabindranath Tagore. The evening was filled with cultural spirit, wonderful dance performances, and soulful renditions of some of Rabindranath Tagore’s most cherished songs.
A heartfelt appreciation from IWA to those who contributed to making the celebration so graceful and vibrant.

IWA Movie Club screened two local productions, Love, Yours Truly and Lifaafe, followed by an engaging discussion. Members reflected on themes of emotional neglect, loneliness, companionship, and the importance of women being heard, valued, and supported in finding happiness and fulfilment.

Book Club reviewed Min Jin Lee’s novel Pachinko. While many readers praised its emotional depth, historical backdrop and multigenerational storytelling, others felt its themes of migration, identity and struggle reflected a universal global experience and therefore did not feel entirely unique.
The discussion moved effortlessly across cultures, countries and generations, while always returning to the heart of the story in Osaka. A beautiful morning filled with thoughtful conversation, laughter, and warm companionship.

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It is indeed a great moment for me to be selected amongst the ‘Top 3 Winners’ in the **"Women Power in Transportation and Logistics Award"** and **"Women Power Entrepreneur of the Year Award"** Category at the upcoming "11th Annual Women Power Summit & Awards 2026" on 23rd May 2026, Saturday, at the iconic National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE), BKC, Mumbai, powered by Billennium Divas — one of India’s most powerful platforms spotlighting women entrepreneurs, leaders, and changemakers.

The "11th Annual Women Power Summit & Awards 2026" aims at recognizing Business Excellence via carefully curated 40 Awards Categories for Women Entrepreneurs & Ecosystem enablers.

This is indeed a wonderful recognition for me as an individual and also for our business, [Movers Inn Relocation Pte Ltd](https://moversinn.com), where I am proud to be the Managing Director and Co-Owner.

I am also honoured to share that I am a new member of [IWA Singapore](https://www.iwasingapore.org) and look forward to connecting with and supporting an inspiring community of women leaders and changemakers.

Thank you all for your wholehearted support. Gratitude. More power to .