From stitching in villages to gracing India Style Fashion Week, USHA Silai School women showcase grit and creativity, turning challenges into triumphs as designers on prestigious global platforms

From earning ₹10 a day to walking the ramp at Lakm Fashion Week, Sunitas story is a powerful tale of determination, skill, and community empowerment through USHA Silai School

Sobiyamari overcame adversity, built a thriving business with USHA Silai School, and empowered women in her village

Usha Silai Schools mark a decade of empowering women like Saroj Namdev, who transformed her life through sewing, trained 250+ women, and built a thriving business, inspiring change and self-reliance

Stick fighting, or "Gatka," is a combat sport involving two or more participants and wooden sticks called "Soti" that are meant to resemble swords

The collaboration of USHA and The Bhansali Trust has not just enabled employment and upskilling but also long-lasting relationships

Through partnerships and collaborations, USHA is looking at endless possibilities for strengthening existing Silai School women entrepreneurs so that they earn more, become more self-reliant, and become capable of shaping a better future on their own by developing skills in other women

The game with seven stones is known by different names in different states, such as, Lingochya in Maharashtra, Pitthu in Haryana, Satodiya in Gujarat, and Dabba Kali in Kerala. But while the names are endless, the rules are the same.

Now a master trainer herself, Ms. Reena began teaching other women and with the help of the government and the officials at Nari Niketan, she also started training inmates at the trust and the Balika Grah in stitching and sewing

The USHA Silai app is very informative for someone who's still learning how to sew and it's easy to use too. The videos explain concepts, processes & techniques with instructions & language that are easy to understand

Archery is an ancient sport of Jharkhand and it was also a means of livelihood for the tribal population.

A Kalarippayattu event was organised in Kannur city of Kerala with the sponsorship and support of USHA International and the Malabar Social Service Society.