Mumbai:

Earlier today, Parineeti Chopra expressed praise for her husband and politician Raghav Chadha, called her “inspirational human”.

The actress shared Raghav’s video again on her Instagram stories and “crushed this inspirational man” after a red heart emoji.

In the video, Raghav can be heard expressing his excitement about being invited to participate in the executive education program of the prestigious Harvard Kennedy School (HKS).

Instagram/Parineti Chopra

AAP Rajya Sabha MP said, “I am super excited to come back to school. I have been honored for being handed over to this prestigious program and is deeply grateful to the World Economic Forum along with Harvard for the occasion. This is a unique opportunity to gain a skill in policy-making by enhancing my learning under global leadership and attaching some of the most bright brains in governance, public affairs and public policy. This is really a ‘back to school’ moment for me, and I am eager to get a new insight that will contribute to India’s policy -making scenario. ,

Raghav also emphasized the importance of including these learning in India’s policy structure.

“I am eager to bring back a valuable global approach to increase policy decisions in India. The world is interconnected, and learning from top policy makers and experts will help us to innovate better solutions for challenges that affect not only India but the world on a large scale, ”Raghav said.

Chadha was recognized as a young global leader (YGL) by the World Economic Forum (WEF).

From this select group of YGLS, some are selected to participate in the global leadership and public policy for the 21st century program at Harvard Kennedy School. Determined from 5 to 13 March, 2025 in Boston, Cambridge, this exclusive program gathers for major politicians, policy makers, officials, and thoughtful leaders for a impervious learning experience that focuses on global rule, leadership and policy innovation.

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