Delhi Edition 2026 - Season Two Finale
After celebrated editions in Bengaluru and Mumbai, Season two of the Grihshobha Inspire Awards culminated at its most anticipated final chapter—Delhi. Set against the iconic backdrop of the Piano Man Jazz Club, the evening was one where stories, excellence, and spotlight came together on the 14th of May, 2026 in Delhi. This prestigious edition honoured a remarkable group of women who have demonstrated excellence in fields such as arts and culture, business & entrepreneurship, social impact, education, arts, and community leadership. Each awardee was thoughtfully selected by a distinguished all-women jury, ensuring a fair, inclusive, and deeply insightful selection process. The Delhi edition stood out for its spirited energy, meaningful conversations, and powerful stories of perseverance and achievement. Below are the exceptional women who were felicitated during this inspiring Delhi edition.
Acclaimed filmmaker and cultural voice, Aparna Sen, has redefined Indian cinema through powerful, women-centric storytelling that challenges perspectives and shapes meaningful discourse.
Senior IAS officer and former Chief Secretary of Punjab, Vini Mahajan, has driven impactful governance reforms, shaping policy, public systems, and inclusive development across sectors.
Pioneer in reproductive medicine, Dr. Indira Hinduja delivered India’s first test-tube baby and advanced fertility science, transforming countless lives through innovation and care.
Para archer and symbol of resilience, Payal Nag overcame severe physical challenges to achieve national success, inspiring through courage, determination, and sporting excellence.
Stand-up comedian known for sharp, intelligent humour, Neeti Palta has redefined comedy in India while mentoring emerging voices and challenging stereotypes on national and global stages.
Television host turned digital creator, Mini Mathur champions authenticity and women’s well-being, using her platform to spark conversations around midlife, health, and self-acceptance.
Sahitya Akademi Award-winning poet and scholar, Dr. Anamika, is a leading voice in Hindi literature, redefining feminist thought through poetry, prose, and critical writing.
Environmental activist known as the “Lady Tarzan,” Jamuna Tudu, mobilised thousands of women to protect forests, creating a powerful grassroots movement for conservation and community action.
Legendary Pandavani artist, Teejan Bai, brought a male-dominated folk tradition to global prominence, preserving and redefining India’s oral storytelling heritage through powerful performances.
Digital creator advocating body positivity, Prableen Kaur Bhomrah uses fashion and storytelling to promote self-acceptance, challenging beauty norms and inspiring confidence across communities.
Anju Srivastava is Principal of Hindu College, known for advancing academic excellence, inclusive learning, and visionary institutional leadership in higher education.
Social entrepreneurs behind PIRUL Handicrafts, they transform pine needle waste into sustainable products, empowering rural women and creating livelihoods while protecting forest ecosystems.
Stand-up comedian and disability rights advocate using humour as a powerful tool to challenge perceptions and champion inclusion.
