Divisha Shardha

I was a member of my hometown's Hindu Maheshwari Community, and we gathered once a month to discuss what events we should arrange and other event-related material. I was the team leader for the youth group because I had graduated from high school by the time I joined the Maheshwari community, so I used to come up with numerous unique ideas for community activities and social engagement, and none of them were rejected. We collaborated with the team to prepare huge festivities for Diwali, Holi, and other religious festivals. We used to organize interesting workshops on various themes once a month for people of all ages and genders. Our events were always successful, and I was named one of the top contenders for team leader.

In grade 11, I was the event manager, responsible for organizing and managing events at my high school. From sports week to carnivals and farewells, my team and I planned and executed the finest event of the year. Our activities were reasonably priced and designed to make everyone feel included. In grade 11, I was the event coordinator, responsible for organizing and managing events at my high school. From sports week to carnivals and farewells, my team and I planned and executed the finest event of the year. Our activities were reasonably priced and designed to make everyone feel included. Aside from that, as team leader, I was responsible for overseeing everything, and with my extroverted personality and excellent communication skills, I led the team successfully. I was also recognized as the top leader for arranging and managing events throughout the year.