

In a proud and momentous recognition, Dr. V. Nagarani, Founder of Hope Public Charitable Trust, was conferred the esteemed Parivu Maamanithar Award (234/TN) on 26th July 2025 at The Presidency Club, Egmore, Chennai. Presented by Parivu Charitable Trust & Magazine, in collaboration with My Strength My Network Community and My Screen Media, this award honours outstanding social activists and NGO founders who have made profound contributions to society.
Dr. V.Nagarani was celebrated for her unwavering dedication, compassionate leadership, and tireless efforts toward uplifting persons with intellectual disabilities and marginalized communities. Through decades of grassroots service, her selfless work has created a lasting impact, empowering families, caregivers, women, and special children across Tamil Nadu. Her journey stands as a powerful example of how purposeful leadership can transform countless lives.
The certificate of excellence acknowledges her compassion, integrity, and meaningful change, praising her relentless pursuit of social justice and inclusion. The award was jointly signed and presented by Dr. Parivu S. Sakthivel and Ms. Sneka Sakthivel, both 9-time world record holders and visionary changemakers.
As Dr. Nagarani continues her journey of service, this award marks not only a recognition of past achievements but also a celebration of the hope she brings into the future—for individuals, families, and society as a whole.
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