In an important gathering filled with inspiration and gratitude, the inaugural edition of Times Now HeroesPowered by Bennett University and The Times Group, was officially launched today by Mr. Vineet Jain, Chancellor of Bennett University and Managing Director of The Times Group. This transformative campaign is dedicated to celebrating the courage, resilience and compassion of the unsung heroes whose selfless actions quietly uplift society.
The spotlight of the incident shone brightly on the head constables. Seema Devi And Suman Hooda Two extraordinary women of Delhi Police who have redefined bravery through their unmatched commitment towards Operation Milap. In a span of just nine months, these remarkable officers saved 104 child trafficking In three states, it reunited them with their families and restored hope to countless lives. Their extraordinary achievement underscores the enduring power of humanity, resilience and compassion. Times Now Heroes highlights unsung champions whose work quietly changes lives.
Their victory journey reflects their tireless dedication, unwavering resolve, and immense personal sacrifice as they traversed unfamiliar terrain, overcame difficult obstacles, and stood strong in the face of overwhelming odds – all while returning hope and happiness to broken families. Made to bring. In his keynote address, Shri Jain highlighted the shared vision of Times Now and Bennett University in creating a platform that celebrates the unsung warriors who quietly reshape society. “Our mission with Times Now Heroes is to bring to light the extraordinary power of ordinary individuals who lead with compassion, courage and purpose. This initiative reflects the essence of impactful storytelling – where real-life heroes inspire millions, acts of courage and selflessness transform lives and strengthen the fabric of our society,” Mr Jain said. .
On receiving the Times Heroes Award, Seema Devi shared heartfelt thoughts on her journey and said, “In doing all this, I feel satisfied. Inspired by empathy and her own experiences as a parent, “We don’t wear a uniform on duty. When we get a child, we help them understand us like a mother or sister and have a relationship. Let’s make it.” He highlighted the worrying increase in social media crimes targeting teenagers aged 13 to 17, where traffickers take advantage of the platforms to take children away from home, calling for vigilant cyber security in tracking and preventing such activities. -Technical teams are important.
He stressed, “The first step to stop human trafficking is to stop giving money to children who come as beggars. If you stop giving money, you will see less children on the streets. Make an effort.”
“I feel immense pride and relief in reuniting the children with their families,” Suman Hooda said. “We have to connect emotionally with children and families to find them. It’s impossible to do this without emotions,” he said. Children avoid listening to anything from their parents because they are upset with them, but they listen to us as guides”, he explained.
At the heart of this initiative is Bennett University, renowned for its academic excellence, innovative approaches and commitment to shaping future leaders. Speaking on this, Mr Jain said: “Bennett University is not only building careers but also nurturing minds who will leave an indelible mark on the society. By partnering with initiatives like Times Now Heroes, we aim to empower those “To amplify the voices of people who inspire us all to be better, do better and dream bigger.” The campaign underscores the shared vision of Bennett University and The Times Group to create platforms that celebrate individuals whose work resonates with the highest ideals of humanity.
As the clearly impressed audience rose to their feet, both women were given a standing ovation, their stories resonating as beacons of hope and humanity. Times Now Heroes, powered by Bennett University, is more than an event; It’s a movement – a movement to celebrate courage, amplify voices, and honor those who work tirelessly to make our world a better place.
The campaign stands as a testament to the enduring commitment of Times Now and The Times Group, a leader in impactful journalism, and Bennett University, an institution synonymous with excellence and innovation. Together, they have created a platform that will continue to shine a light on society’s unsung champions.