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Motivational Story of a Dalit Woman, UP- Jalaun | Rita devi a fearless woman || A Fearless Social Reformer Ritadevi A Dalit Woman’s Inspiring Journey: The Story of Rita Devi. Educational Services by Ritadevi: She explains that Dalit children face discrimination from both their peers and teachers in school. They had to sit at the back of the classroom. And during the midday meal, they receive their food on separate plates. As a result, many children chose to leave school. Rita Devi spoke with the Principal and the Block Education Officer, counseled the children, and encouraged them to return to school. She successfully connected over 800 children from 15 villages to education. Today, Dalit children are gaining admission to schools that were previously inaccessible to them. She started a library in the village to help educate children. She established Bhim Library, which now has 200 volunteers who teach the ...

Padma Lakshmi: The first trans woman lawyer of Kerala state. Padma Lakshmi got enrolled as an advocate with the bar council of the state at an event on 20th of March 2023.     Transgender in our society is  a community that is no less than an alien to the general public. People make many truckloads of sarcasm about them and boycott them, are somewhat fearful of them. The truth is that transgender are humans like us, have feelings like us, and have to struggle for their existence too. The general public can maintain their family and themselves by doing any job or business. In case any transgender wants to join this normal social lifestyle, then it is a challenge for him, even in the twenty-first century. Though, education is the best solution for them. So not all, but some transgender have had a good education and successfully joined the general flow of society, like Padma Lakshmi. The family of Padma Lakshmi:      Padma Lakshmi, a transwom...

The story of the backward Siddi community of Jambur village. The Siddi, a race of African descent, inhabit many cities and villages in India. They are a hardworking community. Siddi people like to dance and sing. Their distinctive dance, known as DHAMAAL , and songs reflect glimpses of African culture. From about the sixth to the sixteenth century, Arabs traded with India and brought Africans as laborers. Later, the British and Portuguese also enslaved them. Many Siddi families eventually settled in India. Video... Hiraben Bai Ibrahim Lobi, a Siddi Woman from Jambur Village This is the story of Hiraben Lobi, a Siddi woman from Jambur village in Junagadh district, Gujarat. With intelligence and determination, she transformed her life and uplifted her community. She exemplifies women's empowerment and remains a source of inspiration for many. The Lifestyle of ...

The-Hard-Life-Style-Of-Salt-Workers. Serving for social welfare is a sacred act. Those who engage in such work do not expect any reward or praise. Social work requires patience and hard work. Many social workers in the country are working for the welfare of the needy people of a democratic nation. Although the list is very long here, some women social workers of Gujarat have published information for information and education. I hope you like this post. Content Strong-willed Kanchanben ignites the flame of knowledge in 123 poor children of the remote village. The Women's Industrial Training Institute at Rajkot works to make many women self-reliant. Social worker Minaben Desai made 25000 women self-reliant. A 21-year-old female social reformer travels to the desert for the welfare of salt workers. A Goanese Ocean Scientists dedicated her life to the salt workers and became more than Gujarati. Video: The hard lifestyle of the salt workers. [1] △ Strong-will...

हिंदी... Video... Mehroonisa-The mother of Navzuddin Siddiqui. The story of a woman who never went to school; but provided higher education to her children. Where there is a will - there is a way: Faced with adversities, Mehrunnisan, who was presented as an excellent social worker today, was born and grew up in the Kairana village of UP. Her father was a cleric, and he taught his daughter Urdu and the Arabic language at home. Children were never used to being sent to school in their village. But the children of Mehrunnisa's maternal uncle used to go to school. Mehrunnisa also had a desire to read, so she used to read their books with the help of her cousins. Due to this study, his confidence and spirit grew. Her married life: The financial condition of the family was not good. When she was 14-year-old Mehrunnisa married in a family in Budhana, 30 km away from her homeland. The monetary situation at her husband's family too was weak, and there was a big family, so ...

Dr. Shahnaz Khan: A highly educated woman from a backward village in Mewat, Rajasthan, became *Sarpanch. *What is Sarpanch? Sarpanch is an elected head of a village-level statutory institution called the Gram Panchayat (village committee). On 5th March 2018, after passing out the MBBS degree, she participated in the Election and won; and became the Sarpanch just at the age of 24 years. She is the first-ever highly educated woman Sarpanch in her constituency. Shahnaaz Khan has created history by becoming a Sarpanch. She was elected as the Sarpanch of Kaman gram panchayat, which falls in the Meo-dominated area of Bharatpur district. Shahnaaz achieved another feat by becoming the fourth generation member of her family to enter politics. About Shahnaz Khan: Shahnaz Khan was born in the small village of Mewat in Rajasthan. The Mewat region is spread in two states,  Rajasthan and Haryana. It is a backward area regarding infrastructure — education, health, and economics....