Amita Marwah Activity Team

05/05/2026

# # A Day of Pure Joy: Celebrating Our Stars
The atmosphere at the **AMAT Society** is absolutely electric today! We are hosting a special "Party Time" celebration for our brilliant, unprivileged girls, and the smiles on their faces are worth more than gold.
It has been an incredible season of growth. From academics to creative arts, every single girl has achieved **outstanding scores** in their activities. Seeing their hard work pay off is a testament to their resilience and talent.
Everything is going perfectly—there’s music, dancing, and endless laughter. Our motto has always been to **"Hive Happiness,"** and today, that hive is buzzing louder than ever. Seeing these girls enjoy themselves so freely is the ultimate reward.
**Party yay! Success looks good on them.**
AMAT

15/04/2026

**Grateful for the Voice of Change**

​AMAT Society extends its heartfelt gratitude to the print media for their unwavering support and constant encouragement. Your dedicated coverage of our ongoing free yoga camps across the slum areas of Moginand, Kharakmangoli, and Saketri has been instrumental in amplifying our mission.

​When the media appreciates social efforts, it validates the hard work of our volunteers and inspires the community. We are blessed to have such strong supporters who help us bring health and wellness to those who need it most. Thank you for being the bridge between our initiative and the hearts of the people.
Amita Marwah
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01/03/2026

24/02/2026

When the AMAT society girls get together, the atmosphere instantly transforms into a powerhouse of laughter and high-voltage energy. It’s all about the mantra: Khayenge, Peeyenge, aur Mauj Karenge! Moving away from the daily grind, the team knows exactly how to let loose and celebrate their bond.
​The highlight of the day was the refreshing Frooti party, where the sweet taste of mango matched the sweetness of their friendship. From sharing plates of delicious snacks to clicking endless selfies, every moment was a testament to their vibrant team spirit. There’s something truly special about a group of women who know how to balance hard work with pure, unadulterated fun. Whether it’s the lighthearted banter or the shared jokes, the girls of AMAT society prove that the best memories are made when you’re simply enjoying life together. Cheers to more such days of food, drinks, and endless joy!
AMAT
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12/02/2026

04/02/2026

MANPREET TALKS ਵਿੱਚ ਸਮਾਜ ਸੇਵੀ ਅੰਮ੍ਰਿਤਾ ਮਰਵਾਹਾ ਨਾਲ ਖਾਸ ਗੱਲਬਾਤ, ਬੱਚਿਆਂ ਨੂੰ ਯੋਗਾ ਤੇ ਮਾਰਸ਼ਲ ਆਰਟਸ ਦੀ ਦੇ ਰਹੇ ਟ੍ਰੇਨਿੰਗ ...

29/01/2026

**AMAT’s Global Reach: A Complete List of 36 International Sponsored Taekwondo players and Their Achievements**
​I am profoundly honored to highlight the 36 exceptional players whom our society has sponsored for international representation. Their success on foreign soil is the ultimate validation of our 14-year commitment to excellence.

**​International Women’s Category**

​Priya: Gold Medalist and winner of the Best Player Trophy in Nepal.
​Moni Jha: Dual Bronze Medalist in Nepal and Thailand.
​Priyanka: Silver and Bronze Medalist across Nepal and Bangladesh.
​Damini: Secured two Bronze Medals in Sri Lanka and Thailand.
​Kiran: Earned a Silver Medal in the Nepal championship.
​Divya Rana, Pallavi, and Yasmin: All earned Bronze Medals in Nepal and Thailand.

**​International Men’s Category**

​Rahul & Ankit: Each secured two Gold Medals; Rahul in Nepal/Bangladesh and Ankit in Nepal/Sri Lanka.
​Suraj & Vishnu: Achieved a full sweep of Gold, Silver, and Bronze in Nepal, Thailand, and Sri Lanka.
​Anil Kumar: Gold and Silver winner across Thailand, Malaysia, and Dubai.
​Anurag: Gold and Silver Medalist in Malaysia and Thailand.
​Shivam & Divyendu: Both honored with the Best Player Trophy in Nepal.
​Saravana & Anand Pandiarajan: Multi-year medalists in Thailand with Gold and Silver honors.
​Gold Medalists: Aalam Ansari, Mannat, Rohan, Dingku Singh, Noabi Singh, Ajay Singh, Anil, and Promod.
​Multi-Medalists: Raj Chauhan (Gold/Silver) Nepal Ashish (Silver/Bronze) Nepal and srilanka Kamlesh (Silver/Bronze) nepal, srilanka and thailand, Rajesh Bawa (Silver/Bronze) Thailand,
​Silver & Bronze Medalists: Karan Kumar - nepal Prabhakar- nepal, Kushal Tiwari- thailand, Teja- Thailand and Karishna- nepal.
In gratitude always!!
Amita Marwah
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12/01/2026

Heartfelt Gratitude to the Media for Celebrating Our Champions! 🥋✨
​On behalf of the AMAT Taekwondo Society, we extend our sincerest gratitude to the media fraternity for the exceptional coverage of our students' recent achievements. Your support in highlighting the hard work, discipline, and success of our young athletes means the world to us.
​By sharing their stories, you have not only given these students the recognition they deserve but also inspired countless others to pursue martial arts and sports. We are truly grateful for the visibility and encouragement you have provided. Thank you for being a vital part of our journey and for championing the spirit of sportsmanship!
Amita Marwah

10/01/2026

**AMAT’s Global Reach: A Complete List of 36 International Sponsored Taekwondo players and Their Achievements**

​I am profoundly honored to highlight the 36 exceptional students whom our society has sponsored for international representation. Their success on foreign soil is the ultimate validation of our 14-year commitment to excellence.

**​International Women’s Category**

​Priya: Gold Medalist and winner of the Best Player Trophy in Nepal.
​Moni Jha: Dual Bronze Medalist in Nepal and Thailand.
​Priyanka: Silver and Bronze Medalist across Nepal and Bangladesh.
​Damini: Secured two Bronze Medals in Sri Lanka and Thailand.
​Kiran: Earned a Silver Medal in the Nepal championship.
​Divya Rana, Pallavi, and Yasmin: All earned Bronze Medals in Nepal and Thailand.

**​International Men’s Category**

​Rahul & Ankit: Each secured two Gold Medals; Rahul in Nepal/Bangladesh and Ankit in Nepal/Sri Lanka.
​Suraj & Vishnu: Achieved a full sweep of Gold, Silver, and Bronze in Nepal, Thailand, and Sri Lanka.
​Anil Kumar: Gold and Silver winner across Thailand, Malaysia, and Dubai.
​Anurag: Gold and Silver Medalist in Malaysia and Thailand.
​Shivam & Divyendu: Both honored with the Best Player Trophy in Nepal.
​Saravana & Anand Pandiarajan: Multi-year medalists in Thailand with Gold and Silver honors.
​Gold Medalists: Aalam Ansari, Mannat, Rohan, Dingku Singh, Noabi Singh, Ajay Singh, Anil, and Promod.
​Multi-Medalists: Raj Chauhan (Gold/Silver) Nepal Ashish (Silver/Bronze) Nepal and srilanka Kamlesh (Silver/Bronze) nepal, srilanka and thailand, Rajesh Bawa (Silver/Bronze) Thailand,
​Silver & Bronze Medalists: Karan Kumar - nepal Prabhakar- nepal, Kushal Tiwari- thailand, Teja- Thailand and Karishna- nepal.
In gratitude always!!
AMAT
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09/01/2026

Huge congratulations to our brilliant AMAT girls💐
​Your journey in Kathak has been a testament to the fact that hard work always pays off. Watching you transform hours of practice into such graceful artistry is a pride for our entire class. Remember, your dedication is your true identity; it is what sets you apart and defines your path.
​As the saying goes, "God helps those who help themselves," and your tireless effort has proven your commitment to excellence. May God bless you as you continue to reach new heights. Stay focused, take care of yourselves, and know that we are always standing right here with you.
​Keep shining!
Amita Marwah

31/12/2025

****A Heartfelt Note of Gratitude to the Media*****
​As we reflect on the 13-year journey of the AMAT Society, established in 2011, our heart is filled with immense gratitude. To the media houses and journalists who have supported us since day one—thank you. Your beautiful articles and interviews have helped us share powerful stories of Women and Girl Power, proving that resilience knows no bounds.
​By highlighting our free classes in Fine Arts, Taekwondo, Kathak, Yoga, and Meditation, you have helped us transform lives. Beyond the arts, we provide educational sponsorships and diet support to ensure our children can stand tall on their own feet. We have achieved great success together in the slums, and I am deeply grateful for your role in documenting this journey of empowerment.
​With humbleness and gratitude,
AMAT