'gopi karelia' - 8 News Result(s)
Written by Somya Srivastava , Edited by Gopi Karelia | Friday June 08, 2018With agriculture being one of the primary sources of livelihood in West Bengal, here's how USHA Silai School created an alternative employment in the state
Written by Gopi Karelia , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Thursday April 19, 2018Santosh Kumawat from Jaipur district has trained over 100 women in the last five years and aims to pass on her sewing skill to as many rural women as possible
Written by Gopi Karelia , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Thursday April 19, 2018Daily wage labourer Sunita kumawat dared to dream big and Silai School gave wings to her dreams
Written by Gopi Karelia and Somya Srivastava , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Thursday July 06, 2017Madhya Pradesh's Kanha Tiger Reserve is one of the most popular national parks attracting many tourists buy at home does not have too many alternative sources of income available. Phuliya Bai and Rekha Rahangdale joined the Usha Silai programme and soon they turned entrepreneurs and started their own training schools to teach stitching to other women.
Written by Gopi Karelia , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Friday June 30, 2017Two Rabari women of Gujarat overcame their respective physical disabilities and followed their passion of stitching and designing garments
Written by Gopi Karelia , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Friday June 30, 2017Turning adversity into an opportunity, Rejimol Tomy took charge of her household, children and is now looking to help other women to become financially independent.
Written by Gopi Karelia , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Friday June 30, 2017In a village like Bhelu ki Dhani in the Bikaner district of Rajasthan, women are not allowed to step out of house and work. The harsh reality of this village pushed Suva Kunwar to break the rules and start the work of stitching. Today she is a trendsetter in her village.
Written by Gopi Karelia , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Friday June 30, 201724-year old Nazira Ghazi embarked on a silai journey to complete her dreams. She defied societal pressures and now runs a Usha Silai school
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