The villagers were proud to honour Aarti Saini, daughter-in-law of Missarpur village.
This moment of honour is an emotional moment for me – Aarti Saini
RJK Foundation Missarpur honored women personalities on International Women’s Day.

Haridwar.
A proud moment for someone is when their in-laws, who come from another state or village, honor them for their hard work, dedication, and devotion. This is a very pleasant moment for a woman, making her proud, not only herself but also her in-laws and her parents. Such a moment was witnessed at the Women’s Honor Ceremony organized by the RJK Foundation on the occasion of International Women’s Day. This emotional moment moved everyone in Missarpur village on Laksar Road in Haridwar. When the name of Mrs. Aarti Saini, wife of Amit Saini, a resident of Missarpur village, was called from the stage for the honor, the entire auditorium reverberated with applause. Aarti Saini was honored for her dedication to sports and for training children in self-defense. Aarti Saini says that she is feeling very proud and happy after receiving this honour. She is very emotional because she has been honoured in her in-laws’ village Missarpur and what can be a bigger honour for someone than when the people of her village become witnesses to this honour.
President of RJK Foundation, Naresh Kumar Chauhan says that we are feeling very good today by honouring our village’s daughter-in-law Aarti Saini and it is a matter of pride for us that our village’s daughter-in-law Aarti Saini has brought laurels not only to our village but also to Haridwar and the entire state in the field of self-defense and martial art game Wushu.
For the last 10-12 years, Aarti Saini has been providing training in martial art game Wushu and self-defense to students. Aarti Saini provides free training to economically backward children in government and non-government schools and many talents trained by her have won many medals in the field of Wushu and have brought laurels to Haridwar at national, state and district level.
About two decades ago, when Aarti Saini got married from Alipur Aterna village of Muzaffarnagar in Uttar Pradesh and came to Missarpur village of Haridwar district as the bride of Amit Saini, no one knew that the daughter-in-law of their village would bring glory to their name in the field of sports and self-defense in the country and the world.
Aarti Saini has provided successful self-defense training to officers and employees of the police department, particularly at the 40th PAC, Haridwar, and the Police Training Institute in Narendra Nagar, Tehri district, on a regular basis. Furthermore, she has brought honor to her in-laws’ village, Misarpur, and her parents’ village, Alipur Aterna, by organizing national and provincial competitions in the martial art Wushu in Haridwar. Aarti Saini says that she has had a special passion for sports since childhood, and her parents encouraged her to focus on both sports and studies. She worked hard to achieve both. When she married and moved to her in-laws’ village, Missarpur, in Haridwar district, her in-laws, especially her husband, Amit Saini, supported her immensely and played a crucial role in advancing her work. She said that the best moment for me was when I got the opportunity to organize a national competition of martial art sport Wushu in Haridwar and the first national event was organized at Prem Nagar Ashram in Haridwar and after that I had the good fortune of organizing the second grand national competition at Patanjali Yogpeeth in the holy presence of Yoga Guru Swami Ramdev and Ayurvedacharya Acharya Balkrishna. Aarti Saini has today become a well-known name in the world of sports and she has emerged as the biggest personality of Uttarakhand in the field of self-defense and Wushu martial art sport.
On this occasion, women working in various fields were honoured. These included renowned thinkers, philosophers, writers Dr Radhika Nagrath, Poonam, Savita, Manisha, Nutan Joshi, Rita Prajapati, Meenakshi Chauhan, Seema Gaba, Kanchan, Mamta Malik, Priyanka Johri, Saroj, Maya, Rekha Saini, Pratibha Saini, Pooja etc. All the honoured women were honoured with clothes, certificates and mementos. On this occasion, President of RJK Foundation Naresh Kumar Chauhan said that women have special importance in the progress of the society. Women are the first teachers of the society and the society where women are respected is the most developed.