FLO Hyderabad Business Awards 2024 : Recognising Excellence

This event was attended by an overwhelming number of 700 Members & their Spouses!

Special Guest of Honour
Dr. Dansari Anasuya Seethakka
Cabinet Minster for Panchayati Raj & Rural Development, Rural Water Supply, Women and Child Welfare, Govt. of Telangana.

Special Guest
K. Srinivas Reddy
Commissioner of Police, Hyderabad

Guest of Honour
Smt. Pinky Reddy
FLO Past National President
(2018-2019)

PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

Awards Ceremony
Women awards play a pivotal role in advancing women empowerment by providing a platform to acknowledge and celebrate the significant contributions of women across diverse fields. These accolades not only recognize individual achievements but also serve as powerful catalysts for societal change. These awards serve as beacons of empowerment, promoting the idea that every woman has the potential to excel, lead, and make a lasting impact in her chosen field.

Rendezvous with
Meera & Muzaffar Ali
An illustrious couple whose lives have been woven into the rich tapestry of Indian art and culture. Muzaffar Ali, a distinguished filmmaker, poet, and fashion designer, has left an indelible mark on the creative landscape with his cinematic masterpieces such as ‘Umrao Jaan’. Together, they form a harmonious partnership that transcends boundaries, seamlessly blending the realms of cinema, poetry, and the performing arts.

HUMA
Ballet, designed & directed by Muzaffar Ali

Performed by *Kulkarni
Granddaughter of Maestro Birju Maharaj

Awadh was a refined culture. The art telling stories had reached its zenith through an evolved metaphor of poetry, music and the Kathak form of dance. ‘Huma’ is one such story enacted as a ballet based on these sophisticated art forms that make it stand apart from any other region of India.

Historic Venue
British Residency, Women’s College, Hyderabad

The British Residency was built in 1806 by J A Kirk Patrick in Hyderabad. It served as the seat of the East India Company Resident in the Nizam’s Court. The place symbolized the power of the British authority in Hyderabad. Today, this 200-year-old building houses a women’s college. FLO and YFLO chapters are proud to support the reviving of this heritage site to preserves historical significance, promotes education, and enhances community pride by restoring a tangible connection to the past.