women empowerment

“Slowly, people started coming to me with particular needs and tastes. Some would want the pickle in olive oil, others liked it spicy, and so I began to customise.”

The British once banned Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay for being 'seditious.' He brushed it off, stating that if his book disgruntled the reader against imperialism, then it had served its purpose! #DeathAnniversary #Legend #ForgottenHeroes

From pushing boundaries to smashing glass ceilings, these women are redefining the scientific fabric of India. #WomenInScience

These 10 Indians are real-life superheroes, and their efforts are a clarion call. Their incredible stories offer evidence of what remains to be done, and of the feats that can be accomplished – when there is the will. #TBIChangemekers2019

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.

Nilza Wangmo took a loan to open Alchi Kitchen. Three years later, she is successfully running 3 popular branches across Ladakh! #Inspiration #WomenEntrepreneurs

"Even our customers could smell the chemicals in our rice and wheat. Why would they buy toxins by choice? Now our crops and vegetables are sold out the fastest at the weekly bazaar,"

“We do not just build toilets. We teach the women to build and maintain their own toilets. So that, after they master these construction skills, they can earn a living from it by building toilets for others." #WorldToiletDay #Sanitation #ImpactThatMatters

"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