Chetak Healers Celebrate International Women’s Day 2025 with Enthusiasm at Bathinda Military Station
Bathinda – In a vibrant and empowering celebration of International Women’s Day 2025, the Chetak Healers at Bathinda Military Station organized a series of impactful events, embracing the spirit of women’s health, entrepreneurship, and resilience. The day’s activities began with a “Run for Health”, followed by a Blood Donation Camp, an inspiring talk on “Women Entrepreneurship and Self-Care”, and a heartfelt felicitation ceremony for Veer Naris (war widows).
With women officers and female civilian staff leading the way, the event witnessed enthusiastic participation from military families and the local community, reinforcing the significance of women’s empowerment, self-care, and collective progress.
Run for Health: A Celebration of Strength & Fitness
The day commenced with an invigorating “Run for Health”, aimed at promoting fitness and well-being among women. Participants, including women officers, wives of military personnel, and young girls, took to the track with high spirits, showcasing their commitment to a healthy lifestyle.
A senior woman officer flagged off the run, emphasizing the importance of physical fitness for overall well-being. “Women often prioritize family and responsibilities over their own health. Today’s run is a reminder that taking care of ourselves is just as important as caring for others,” she said.
The event resonated with the theme of empowerment through self-care, as participants ran not just for fitness but also as a symbol of breaking societal barriers and embracing a healthier, stronger future.
Blood Donation Camp: Giving the Gift of Life
Following the run, a Blood Donation Camp was organized, where women actively participated in donating blood, sending a strong message of compassion, service, and community support. The initiative aimed to encourage women to contribute to life-saving efforts and break myths surrounding blood donation for women.
Medical officers appreciated the overwhelming response, noting that such participation not only supports the healthcare system but also boosts confidence in women regarding their own health and physical capabilities.
Talk on “Women Entrepreneurship and Self-Care”
An insightful talk on “Women Entrepreneurship and Self-Care” was conducted, where inspiring women entrepreneurs and professionals shared their journeys of success, challenges, and resilience.
Key discussions included:
- Financial independence and skill development – Encouraging women to explore business opportunities and upskill themselves.
- Self-care and mental health – Highlighting the importance of maintaining a balance between personal well-being and professional aspirations.
- Breaking stereotypes – Stories of women who overcame social and economic challenges to become successful entrepreneurs and leaders.
One of the keynote speakers, an Army wife and entrepreneur, shared her experience of establishing a successful online business despite frequent relocations. “Women in military families often face career disruptions. However, with digital platforms and skill-building opportunities, we can build sustainable careers and financial independence,” she emphasized.
Felicitation of Veer Naris: Honoring Strength & Sacrifice
The most emotional and respectful segment of the event was the felicitation ceremony for Veer Naris, where war widows were honored for their strength, sacrifice, and contribution to the nation.
Senior officials and dignitaries expressed their deep gratitude to these women, acknowledging their resilience and the courage with which they continue to uphold their families and communities.
A Veer Nari, honored during the event, shared her heartfelt words: “Our husbands gave their lives for the country, but we must continue their legacy with strength. This honor gives us courage to move forward and inspire others.”
The ceremony concluded with a standing ovation, as the audience paid tribute to the unwavering spirit of these brave women.
A Day of Empowerment & Inspiration
The International Women’s Day celebration at Bathinda Military Station was a powerful reminder that women’s empowerment is not just about recognition but about taking action towards health, independence, and self-care.
The enthusiastic participation, led by women officers and female staff, reflected a collective commitment to fostering a society where women are strong, self-reliant, and celebrated for their contributions.
As the day ended with cheers and camaraderie, it was evident that empowered women truly empower the future. Through fitness, service, entrepreneurship, and resilience, the event showcased the boundless potential of women and set a remarkable precedent for the years to come.
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