Renowned French-Based Journalist, Anju, Receives National Director Role for Miss & Mrs Europe Punjaban Beauty Pageant
France, 2024-01-14
Anju, a seasoned freelance journalist based in France since 1994, and since 2005 she has not only made a mark in the media industry but has also been actively contributing to various social causes and cultural organizations. Here’s an in-depth look into her multifaceted journey:
Professional Background:
- Anju, married to a French national with two sons, is a versatile storyteller and writer, making waves in the realm of journalism.
- She has a rich portfolio that spans writing captivating stories and engaging in compelling storytelling.
- Anju’s professional passions include acting, writing, social services, traveling, and cooking.
Social and Cultural Engagements:
- Anju is a founding member of Punjabi associations, Virasat-e-Punjab, and Maharani Jind Kaur, showcasing her commitment to preserving and promoting Punjabi culture.
- Currently serving as the President of Virasat-e-Punjab association, Anju is an active member of GOPIO France Metropole association and holds the position of Vice President in the Indian Women Association in France.
- Alongside her husband, Anju has adopted several girls in rural Punjab, ensuring their education and well-being.
Honors and Recognition:
- Anju’s contributions were recognized on the International Women’s Day when she was honored by Kala Bhawan Chandigarh.
- She also received the prestigious Mahinder Sathi Award from Mahinder Sathi Yadgari Munch Moga, highlighting her outstanding achievements.
Artistic Ventures:
- Anju’s captivating story, ‘Sophia,’ has been dramatized numerous times, with the latest rendition directed by Dr. Kulbir Kaur Virk.
- As an actress, she has played roles in Punjabi plays based on the stories of Veena Verma and Amandeep Singh Dillon.
- Notably, her solo act on Shaheed Bhagat Singh, written by Jasmeet Azad, has gained acclaim for its powerful portrayal.
Viral Impact:
Anju’s article, ‘Gulabi Galiyan Di Gatha,’ shedding light on the red-light area of Amsterdam, went viral, garnering attention from readers