Know Your Association President 2025-26

Joy is the holy fire that keeps our purpose warm and our Intelligence aglow," perfectly resonates with Jyoti's views of Inner Wheel as a beacon of hope and service. She believes that the joy derived from selfless acts of kindness and purposeful action fueis the collective spirit of Inner Wheel, enabling members te illuminate lives with compassion and dedication. "Leadership is not about tities or power; it's about Impact, influence, and inspiration." Jyoti embodies this and service. philosophy through er dedication to education, empowerment.

Born in Delhi, Jyoti Mahipal did her schooling in both Delhi and Kolkata. She is a qualified Cost Accountant with a Master's degree in Commerce, and her unwavering enthusiasm for leaming led her to complete a Montessori Training Course.

A significant influence in Jyoti's life has been her mother, whose unwavering determination and resilience shaped the person she is today. She believes that every achievement and every milestone she has reached is because of the values her mother instilled in her.

Since 1998, Jyoti has been passionately Involved with the activities of Montessori House. Initially working as a teacher, she later became a faculty member for Montessori Teacher's Training at the NGO CHIP (Children in Pain). Her dedication to serving those in need found a meaningful avenue when she joined Inner Wheel in 2006 as a member of the Inner Wheel Cub of Calcutta Mahanagar,

Her leadership journey began in 2007-08 when she served as Club Secretary, followed by her tenure as Club President in 2008-09. As President, she initiated the project Gyan Jyoti, which provides scholarships to students from disadvantaged backgrounds. This project remains a permanent feature of her club. She also realized her vision of creating impactful initiatives such as:

Saheli: A skill center empowering women

Prarambh: A Montessori school for underprivileged children.

Golpo Ghar: A community space for senior citizens.

Siwavlamban: Empowering women by giving 100 bicycles and sewing machines on micro-credit.