On April 11, 2026, an uplifting meeting titled 'Nari Shakti Vandan' was held at the Rajasthan office of the international organization dedicated to women and child development, WPSF.

The primary goal of this gathering was to enhance women's empowerment in society and to strengthen the role of women in nation-building. The event saw enthusiastic participation from the organization's officials, members, and women leaders.

Jinesh Kumar Jain, the state president of Rajasthan, highlighted that all members praised Prime Minister Narendra Modi's addresses regarding women's empowerment. Attendees regarded the Women's Reservation Bill as a historic and visionary step.

National Vice President Rajrani, Coordinator Santosh Kumar, Advisor Ritu Jain, and State Vice President Sandhya Rathore expressed their views, declaring the bill a milestone for women.

The atmosphere throughout the meeting was filled with excitement and energy. WPSF's female members celebrated the initiative with cake cutting, distributing sweets, and engaging in songs and dances. They collectively stated that this bill would provide equal opportunities for women and open new avenues for leadership.

WPSF officials asserted that the Women's Reservation Bill presented in 2023 would mark a significant achievement in the direction of women's empowerment. The organization has been consistently working to honor women excelling in various fields, aiming to bring about positive change in society.

The organization emphasized that WPSF's mission transcends caste, religion, and political ideologies, prioritizing femininity and humanity. Efforts are being made to create a positive identity through social service by uniting women's strength, men's strength, and the youth.

In conclusion, all members expressed appreciation for the central government's efforts to pass the Women's Reservation Bill, expressing confidence that this historic initiative would elevate women's empowerment in India to new heights.