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Asking right questions is the key: Sania

The New Indian Express Hyderabad

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December 14, 2024

Motherhood has helped me evolve into a selfless person. Once you become a mother, you love a child in a way you don't think that you are capable of loving another human being

- SHREYA VERONICA

TAKING equal responsibility to keep our surroundings clean for a better tomorrow is something we all must do, especially if an icon like Sania Mirza stood for it too at ITC Nimyle's Clean Equal Mission launch. The former doubles World No. 1 and winner of six Grand Slam crowns had a candid conversation with CE about her perspectives on life, motherhood, and more.

Sania lauded the Clean Equal Mission, saying that this is the kind of initiative that women need for an equal future. "We can go on and on about equality, but it actually comes from setting examples and organizing initiatives like this. This is an initiative very close to my heart and I am glad that I could be a part of it," she expressed.

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