Deepika Mahavir Singh Deshwal, a dynamic young social enthusiast from Delhi, has made history by becoming the first youngest girl to deliver three impactful speeches at the United Nations (UN) between 2018 and 2023. Her passionate advocacy on global platforms reflects her unwavering commitment to women empowerment and social justice.
Beyond her global representation, Deepika has emerged as a beacon of hope during the COVID-19 pandemic, where she extended critical support to over 10,000 people, providing them with shelter, food, and essential supplies during the nationwide lockdown. Her tireless efforts brought relief to countless families during one of the most challenging times in modern history.
In recognition of her extraordinary contributions to humanitarian service and national pride, World Records of India has awarded Deepika a certificate of appreciation, applauding her outstanding, dedicated, and selfless service to the nation.
Speaking at the felicitation ceremony, officials from World Records of India stated, “We feel immensely proud and privileged to honour Deepika Mahavir Singh Deshwal. Her achievements serve as an inspiration to young people across India and the world.”
Deepika continues to advocate for social change and youth participation in governance, proving that age is no barrier to impact when driven by purpose and compassion.
