Ghanaian Royalty Graces Darasing Khurana's London Gala Honouring Women Leaders

Darasing Khurana, actor, philanthropist and Commonwealth Global Youth Ambassador, hosted a gala evening in London on Friday. The event was attended by Ghanaian royalty, including His Royal Majesty King Tackie Teiko Tsuru II. Her Excellency Shirley Botchwey, the first African woman appointed Secretary-General of the Commonwealth, and Her Excellency Sabah Zita Benson, the first Ghanaian woman appointed High Commissioner of Ghana to the United Kingdom, were honoured at the event.

The event, which was held in London, brought together diplomats, ministers and guests from different countries to celebrate women, leadership and global diplomacy. It also highlighted the growing ties between India and Africa and the increasing role of women in international affairs.

Addressing the gathering, Khurana said, “Today is not just about celebrating two powerful women — it is about celebrating womanhood and its very existence. Women have a special ability to nurture, and when given the right respect and opportunities, they have the power to change the world.”

The gala recognised the honourees for their work in diplomacy, public service and international relations, while highlighting the importance of women leaders in driving global progress.

Darasing Khurana is an Indian actor, philanthropist and mental health advocate who serves as a Commonwealth Global Youth Ambassador. He is known for his work in youth empowerment, diplomacy and social impact initiatives across the world.