I’m Archana Sen from Khandyakedi village in Guna, Madhya Pradesh. Our community primarily comprises lower-income individuals who often lack formal education but are eager to learn through digital means. Recognizing this, I introduced digital literacy…
My name is Fulmait Devi, I come from Badla, located in Lohardaga District, Jharkhand. In our community, we have been facing challenges related to network connectivity issues and the absence of nearby photocopying facilities.
I’m Manokhi Tamuli from Dhuliagaon, Golaghat, Assam. Witnessing the challenges faced by my community firsthand, I’m driven to bridge the gap between them and government services. As a BC Sakhi, I educate and assist locals in understanding government policies…
I am Baby Devi, and I belong to Chandwa Village in Lohardaga District, Jharkhand. Our community has been facing significant challenges due to our jungle setting, including network connectivity issues and a lack of adequate transportation facilities.
I am Kanaka Gogoi, residing in the vibrant village of Sivasagar, Assam. My passion lies in empowering rural women towards self-dependency. Through sharing my knowledge and experiences, I strive to uplift them, enabling livelihood opportunities.
I am Mintu Mani Saikia, I am from Kahuwatoli Village in Nagaon District, Assam. In response to a pressing challenge faced by our community, I recently opened a tailoring shop to empower local women.
In Murpa Village, I noticed how residents faced significant challenges in accessing basic financial services and conducting online transactions due to the long distances they had to travel…
I am Abadul Karam. In our community in Meethe ka Tala village, near the Pakistan border, we face numerous challenges due to the lack of basic facilities like education, hospitals, and network connectivity.
In my community, I noticed a significant problem: widespread misinformation about the Covid vaccine. Many people were hesitant to get vaccinated due to rumors and fear mongering, while others were ignoring Covid safety protocols, believing the pandemic was over.
I am Nunita Kumari. In my village, Marang Marcha, we face various challenges, but through my involvement in a local organization, I’ve discovered innovative solutions. Formerly, we lacked knowledge about digital tools, but since joining this organization…
