TG IASOWA presents President Droupadi Murmu with Cheriyal art memento
The Hindu
TG-IASOWA presents traditional Cheriyal art memento and sustainable shawl to President Murmu, encouraging leadership and sustainability.
The Telangana IAS Officers’ Wives Association (TG-IASOWA) met President Droupadi Murmu on December 20 at Rashtrapati Nilayam. During the visit, association president Priyanka Goel and honorary secretary Ruchi Ranjan presented a memento to the President. The memento celebrated the spirit of Telangana through the traditional Cheriyal art and its storytelling heritage. They also gifted her a shawl crafted from recycled plastic bottles, symbolising sustainability. President Murmu praised the initiatives undertaken by IASOWA, encouraging its members to continue serving as inspiring leaders and role models.
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