SUPER MUMS

I have always looked up to Nisha with admiration. I admire her talent as a swimmer and her success as an Indian Olympian. I admire her dedication and work ethic. I love her academy (my children learnt to swim with her) and I admire her as an athlete. She manages to do SO much and still be a phenomenal mother. Nisha is another woman that demonstrates hard work and proves that with a determined attitude and a bit of grit, success will prevail. She is a real super woman!

Saher is a woman who can do it all! Whilst raising three children she has set up a business and runs a successful community for women. I have seen the wonderful work she does and what a difference she makes. Saher is living proof that there are no limits to what a woman can do.

I met Premila on our Super Mums of India Facebook group. She is a woman who stands out for her multitude of talents and her big heart. I have had the pleasure of getting to know her over the years and I have enjoyed learning about her passions and missions. This woman is a shining rainbow and a true force to be reckoned with!

Andaleeb Wajid is a Bangalore-based writer. She has written on diverse topics like food, relationships and weddings in a Muslim context. She has spoken about how she wants to challenge the stereotypical representation of Muslim lives through her stories.

Super Mum Jane De Suza is an author, now writing Book 3 of her best-selling laugh-out-loud ‘SuperZero’ series for children (Penguin). She has a detective comedy ‘The Spy who lost her head’ (Harper Collins) for adults as well, and has written other books for younger children. She was Creative Director with leading advertising agencies across the country and writes for magazines across the world including National Geographic. Jane is a creative consultant in Bangalore and blogs at www.janekidding.blogspot.com. She has an MBA from XLRI, and more importantly, she has 2 boys and a dog who contributed much more to her learning!

Dr Sheetal Amte is not only a super mum but a super incredible woman. It is quite astounding how much she does for so many people. I had the pleasure of meeting her fourteen years ago in Anandwan on my first trip to India. She is such a hard working, inspirational, caring and utterly humble human being. I am honoured to know her and be able to call her my friend.