Trainer Nasreen Binth Ahmed Bava honoured with 'Best Emotional Intelligence Award' in Dubai
Dubai: In a remarkable achievement highlighting her exceptional business leadership skills, Emotional Intelligence Trainer Nasreen Binth Ahmed Bava was honoured with the prestigious 'Best Emotional Intelligence Award' for 2024 at the iconic Cosmopolitan Business Awards 2024 event here.
Nasreen was honoured with the award, which proves to be a testimony to Nasreen's contributions to the business world, including setting new standards of excellence, at a ceremony held at the Zabeel Ballroom of Hotel Radisson Blu in Deira, Dubai, on February 17.
Achievers from various fields had also been nominated for the award. Also, the award ceremony was attended by several prominent people of the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Nasreen, who has more than 15 years of experience in the fields of Emotional Intelligence Training, education and health, is an inspiring figure as an expert trainer. A post-graduate in Psychology, Counseling and Education, Nasreen is globally recognized for her outstanding contributions in the field and has been honoured with awards from the CPD UK, the SHRM and the HRCI, among other prestigious bodies.
As a leader of information skills in the UAE, Nasreen has displayed a unique blend of innovation, leadership as well as commitment to enhancing the well-being of children, professionals and corporate, through her educational and mental health initiatives.
One of her most notable achievements is developing the 'Emoventor', a semi-automated emotion ventilator tool that is designed specifically for children. The pioneering invention, which represents a significant advancement in child mental health support, has received special recognition from AICRA and also support from the Indian Ministry of Education and Skill Development. Under Nasreen's leadership, 'Info Skills' initiated career awareness campaigns and created a distinctive psychometric assessment.
Apart from the achievements in her chosen field, Nasreen is known for her commitment to ethical practices, with her company implementing several initiatives to promote sustainability and corporate social responsibility. Nasreen's efforts at promoting ethical practices have not only made her a popular figure with both employees and customers but also set a benchmark in the industry.
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Elderly Dalit woman cremated on road after family denied access to village cremation ground in Bihar
Vaishali: An elderly Dalit woman was cremated on a public road in Bihar’s Vaishali district after her family was allegedly prevented from using the village cremation ground, triggering outrage and tension in the area, The Observer Post reported.
The incident occurred on Thursday at Sontho Andhari village under the Goraul police station limits. The deceased, identified as Jhapki Devi (95), belonged to a Mahadalit family. According to locals and police, when her family tried to take her body to the cremation ground, some people blocked the route, leaving the family with no option but to perform the last rites on the road.
Family members and residents said the obstruction has been a long-standing issue. “Every time we take a body for cremation, the way is blocked. This has happened earlier too, but no permanent solution was given,” said a local resident from Manjhi Tola, expressing anger over repeated denial of access.
As tensions rose, the funeral procession stopped at Andhari Gachi Chowk, where the body was placed on a pyre in front of a Shiva temple and cremated on the road. Villagers alleged that the pathway connecting the main road to the cremation ground had been encroached upon by local landowners.
Police and administrative officials later reached the spot. A fire brigade vehicle was deployed to extinguish the pyre, and the road was cleaned after the cremation. Public representatives who arrived at the scene were reportedly chased away by protesting villagers, who accused the administration of ignoring their complaints for years.
Vaishali Superintendent of Police Vikram Sihag said the issue arose due to the absence of a clear path. “Earlier, there was a route to the cremation ground, but some people built a temple on that path. Due to the lack of access, the family carried out the cremation on the road,” he said. He added that discussions were held with local officials and that arrangements would be made to restore access to the cremation ground. “The situation is currently under control,” the SP said.
Block Development Officer Pankaj Kumar Nigam and Circle Officer Divya Chanchal said the area had been cleared and an inquiry was under way. “All aspects will be examined, and steps will be taken to ensure that such incidents do not happen again,” they said.
