Women Empowerment

Today, she is the guardian angel for over 1400 women from impoverished families and also educates over 1300 underprivileged children.

From facing a 15-hour storm on international waters, uplifting local communities to helping people lead a healthy lifestyle, here are five gritty and intelligent women winning battles

"All the accolades and awards I have received can never match the heartfelt gratitude and blessings from my blind daughters and their families.”

We all want to fight the good fight. But how do we go about it? Ramesh knows, and he is making sure you know it as well

Amidst discouraging statements like ‘women cannot plough the land’ and ‘you won’t get a fair price’ -- Yasmin Arimbra from Kerala formed her own rice brand like a boss and went on to empower many others on the way.

"Most days, my siblings and I would go to bed hungry. Supporting our education was an additional burden for my parents," says the 24-year-old girl who effortlessly climbs up giant towers to repair any glitch in transmission lines, ensuring that her village stays lit! #GirlPower #Inspiration

Mogulamma lost her husband, failed multiple times and faced days when she couldn’t afford a meal. Despite it all, she refused to bow down, and continued to fight like a warrior.

Your all time go-to comfort food, Khichdi can now be prepared in 10 minutes by adding it in hot water.

Single-handedly taking on the might of the British Empire, Rani Chennamma redefined empowerment, bravery and feminism in an era when women were expected to stay indoors.

Apart from helping them find new jobs, Pragya Singh also finances their medical costs and critical reconstructive surgeries such as skin grafting. #Respect #RealLifeHeroine