For women in rural India, work is a luxury.
They are often confined to their homes and caught up in household chores. Pushpa too was part of this vicious circle. But she wasn’t ready to give in, yet.
So, in the middle of the lockdown, Pushpa decided to turn the wheels of her fortune by spinning the charkha.
Slowly, she learned what it means to be independent and how she can take her family and community forward. She also gave equal importance to self-love.
The first thing she did after receiving her salary was to buy a radio for herself.
“I believe only if we love ourselves we can love others”, adds Pushpa
Pushpa dislikes anything interrupting her work. So, she decided to invest in getting an electricity connection at her house so that she can spin without any disturbance.
There are many Pushpas out there who fight every day to spin their dreams into reality.
Let’s give them all a salute!
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