I believe that 'One of the blind spots of our Punchayet leaders has been the female half of our community. There is a gold mine potential for welfare work and meaningful leadership in the ladies, who constitute 55% of our community' and I am very happy to take up this challenge.

I have, for the last 40 years, been a silent co-worker , helping Rustom in community affairs as well as his multiple social causes. I am aware of BPP's activities and the responsibilities that go with it. It is, therefore, my earnest desire to complete the task my late husband has left unfinished due to his sudden death.

If you valued my husband's record of service and believed in his commitment to the well being of the community, you will, I am sure, understand, appreciate and support my candidature for BPP trusteeship.