Anu Peshawaria

Awarded in 1990 by the President of India.

Awarded in 2014 for her remarkable efforts to end domestic violence by the King County Coalition Against Domestic Violence in King County of the Washington State.

We were delighted when Anu Peshawaria and her organization, SevA, offered to do a workshop on Gaining Citizenship. This is an important topic for many of the families we serve at the Fremont Family Resource Center and we hope that Anu's expertise will prove to be invaluable to those who attend.

Awarded in 2012 for upholding immigration rights by Anna M. Caballero, California's Secretary of State and Consumer Affairs, said the state was "honoured" to have her live and work in the US state of California.

Awarded in 2009 in recognition of her generous contribution to the community, and for her outstanding achievements in the legal profession as a leading attorney.

Awarded in 2008 presented by Chief Minister Prakash Singh Badal In Chandigarh.

Awarded in 2005 by the City of Fremont, California for outstanding work to launch legal aid programs that assist new immigrants to successfully adapt to U.S. customs and laws and enjoy a higher quality of life in their new country.

Awarded in 2000 by the Immigraton and Naturalization Service of the U.S. for exemplary athletic, human rights, and legal/social achievements.

Awarded in 1997 and 1998 for masterful work in defending the tortured female protesters in Uttrakhand against Mulayam Singh Yadav & for being fearless in fighting for justice of women in the case against Rajiv Gandhi Foundation.

Awarded in 2007 by the England Non-Resident Indians in London.

Awarded in 1992 by the Lions Club International for exemplary work in law.

I am glad that Anu Peshawaria, an eminent lawyer and a dedicated social worker who in her individual capacity as a lawyer and as the founder of an NGO, has helped many battered women regain their legal rights and status.

Awarded in 1990 by the President of India.

Awarded in 1990 by the President of India.

I am happy to learn that Anu is offering legal counseling to the Indian-American Community in the Bay Area. The activity with the objective of building greater awareness in the community is worthwhile to make them better citizens. I wish the event all success.

Awarded in 1990 for her selfless work as a lawyer and for excellence in sports.

Awarded in 1989 by the President of India.

We are glad that SevA Legal Aid Project started by Anu Peshawaria is helping the immigrant community learn about becoming U.S. Citizens. Their efforts in educating the community are noteworthy.

Awarded in 1989 by the President of India.

Awarded in 1981 by the Honorable Home Minister.

She has dynamically planned action initiatives, launched a variety of non-profit organizations, and extended her services, time and energy to help destitute and oppressed people realize their human and legal rights in the USA, India, and other countries. Such kind of activities with the objective of building greater awareness in the community is worthwhile to make new policy on NRI's and to protect victims of NRI marriages and financial frauds. It is a matter of great satisfaction that they will be conducting many more workshops on other issues of public importance. I wish her grand success in all their endeavors.

Awarded in 1979 & 1981 by the Delhi Sportsmen Association and the Lt. Governor, Delhi, India.

Awarded from 1974 onwards by the Government of India.

Currently working as Ambassador for India I had worked with Anu Peshawaria when she was the lawyer for the Indian Consulate. Among many other immigration cases, in a case where 19 Indian students were radio tagged and accused of Immigration fraud in the Tri valley University in California Anu Peshawaria worked with the Consulate and the students to bring about quick resolution to the legal issues and bringing closure to the complex case. She showed full grasp of all issues and laws. Her focussed approach and well argued representation helped the Consulate to close the cases early.