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Women who are empowering rural India
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Archana Pale conducts workshops about women's empowerment at Kalina, in Mumbai. (Vidya Subramanian/HT Photo)
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Bindu a successful Kudumbasree worker, in Thiruvananthpuram, India. (Vivek Nair/HT Photo)
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Meghali Bora from Assam packs a rural economic revolution in her branded food products. (HT Photo)
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Pooja Thakur, HIV AIDS activist, in her office in Chandigarh. (Rajnish Katyal/HT Photo)
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Priyanka Bharti, brand ambassador for Sulabh, has convinced 40-odd families to get toilets constructed in their homes in Vishnupur. (Ashok Dutta/HT Photo)
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Rajim Tandi decided to make women in her community speak up against domestic violence and turned activist. (Pradeep Dadsena/HT Photo)
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In Sarpataha village, 35 km from Gorakhpur city, Ramrati Devi is a model farmer. (Ashok Dutta/HT Photo)
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Seema Devi, Sarpanch of Chausla village in Kaithal district in Haryana along with other village ladies discussing a point at her residence. (Gurpreet Singh/HT Photo)
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