Tailoring

The Adivasi women of Bijpur village, Uttar Pradesh, are thankful to Renu Kumari who, at the age of 26, has already trained 100 of them in tailoring courses at her training centre.

Kalpana Saroj was born into a Dalit family, Kalpana was married at the age of 12 and faced many hardships. Eventually, she went on to overcome the impossible.

Would you believe that in 2008 at the Junior Nationals, Khushbir completed her race barefoot, not by choice, but because they could not afford walking shoes?

Young girls undergo vocational training in stitching and tailoring, earning more than their fathers. While women compete with men in farming, learning how to manage their finances.

Jamia Millia Islamia is set to grow food products, set up tailoring shops and manufacture bottled water, all in their premises!

Even after starting his small business, he came across a few people who were sceptical about his skills at first.

A devadasi recounts her journey from suffering horrifying sexual abuse as a teen to becoming independent and raising her two daughters with quality education.

Prison inmates have received special training in shirt making at the Poojappura Central prison and the shirts they make will hit the Kerela Markets near Onam.