For years, he ran a small online application and photocopy service, helping his fellow villagers with their daily needs. His business, though modest, was essential for the community, but Jitendra knew there was more he could offer.
Rebuilding doesn’t just mean picking up where you left off—it means starting anew. That’s exactly what Chandraprakash did.
At 20, Archana from Sikri village in Mirzapur isn't just preparing for her final year BA exams- she's also running her milk collection centre.
In the quiet village of Tendol, nestled in Jhansi’s Badagaon Block, Rani Sharma is redefining what it means to be an entrepreneur. With secondary school education and a strong will to support her family, Rani started her grocery store- one of the few in her community.
Anita’s journey begins in the village of Adhwar, tucked away in Pahadi, Mirzapur. For years, she had been known as a leader, a "Sakhi" under the Chhattisgarh project, guiding and supporting women in her community.
In the historic lanes of Punawali Kalan village in Babina Block, Jhansi district—where echoes of Rani Lakshmibai’s valor reverberate—Rajkumar Kailash Vishwakarma began crafting his own story of transformation.
Prabha Rajput, a 36-year-old entrepreneur from Maharajpura in Niwari, has undergone a remarkable transformation in her livelihood.
“Dream a little dream” – this phrase holds a lot of meaning when it comes to realising dreams that seem unattainable! At 20, Archana, from Sikri village in Mirzapur, isn't just preparing for her final year BA exams—she's also running her own milk collection centre.
Read Archana's success story here.
In the small village of Rawatsar tehsil, Rajasthan, lived Gayatri Soni, a woman who had weathered life's many storms. Her problems had been greater than those most could dream of.
Fulmani Barman Mandal overcame early marriage and domestic constraints by mastering mat crafting through the SFURTI project. Now financially independent and a community leader, she inspires others with her journey of resilience and empowerment.