Pramila defies traditional roles, evolving from homemaker to successful entrepreneur with the aid of WE-LEAD and Rang De. Her journey exemplifies the power of gender-inclusive opportunities and women-led businesses.

Santosh's journey, empowered by WE-LEAD, exemplifies the transformative impact of initiatives. From a factory worker to an empowered provider, her perseverance led her children to gain employable skills and higher income. Her story reflects the enduring strength of mothers nurturing dreams despite societal barriers, fostering a better future.

Pooja embodies the unyielding spirit of women who navigate challenges with unwavering determination, gracefully balancing responsibilities while keeping their dreams alive. Pooja's journey took a pivotal turn when she married at the age of 20.

In the heart of India's vibrant and youthful population lies a tale of triumph against all odds, exemplified by the inspiring journey of Neha Gulia. With a burgeoning workforce and a growing need for job opportunities, the challenge of unemployment, particularly among those aged 20 to 25, has been an enduring concern.

In 2019, the inception of the Kali Devi Self-Help Group (SHG) marked a transformative milestone for the Budhpura village, Jhansi. This initiative was part of the NABARD Watershed Development Project. This endeavour revolved around ten women, all of whom were homemakers hailing from the Babina block in Jhansi.

Meet Hemang Tiwari, an enterprising young individual whose unwavering determination has illuminated a path to success from unconventional beginnings. Despite discontinuing his formal education after class 9, Hemang's zeal to learn propelled him forward on a remarkable journey of self-discovery.

From unassuming origins and operating out of his residence, twenty-six-year-old Narendra Kushwaha has woven a tapestry of success through his thriving tailoring establishment. His story commenced when an introduction by a friend ushered him into the fold of Work4Progress.

On a scorching afternoon in Orchha, Balkishan Ahirwar, a thirty-four-year-old entrepreneur, could be found engrossed in conversations with customers at his bustling UdyaME Common Service Centre (CSC). Before he began his entrepreneurial journey, he worked at a local shop where he acquired knowledge of computers and other skills that helped him open a Common Service Centre in his locality.

Meenakshi, a 22-year-old History and Geography graduate, lives in Matanhail, Jhajjar, and has a contagiously cheerful personality that resonated hope in everyone she encounters. Meenakshi has always aimed to build a financially independent future for herself with the help of her education and will.

Residing with her three young children and husband with little to no money, Manisha was no stranger to adversity. The family depended on the dwindling fund provided by Manisha’s parents and her husband’s meagre income provided no reprieve to their woes.