We, at Indha, believe that we have an untapped reservoir of talent, calibre and skill in the women artisans of India. Our journey to help these women secure a sustainable livelihood and even entrepreneurship are going strong. Join us in making this journey better and their dreams bigger!

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Meet Our Artisans

Parveen

“Stop doubting yourself , work hard and make it happen.”

Parveen is 20 years old and has been working with Indha for amost two years. Recently, her family migrated from Najafgarh to Daulatabad in hope for a better life. She has four sisters and one brother. Her parents works in a private company. She and her sister works with Indha to support their family.

Shakuntala

Shakuntala is one the most elder artisan of Indha. She has been working with Literacy India for almost ten years. She was able to support her family till now and still, working. Due to the old age, her husband’s health is not good and he cannot work outside.

Suman

Suman is a mother of two children and has been working with Indha for seven years. Her husband is an auto-rickshaw driver. She left education after 10th class due to family problems. She joined Indha to learn stitching, so that, she can support her family.

Meenakshi

Meenakshi has been working with Indha for ten years. Her husband works in a private company. She has three children and wants them to get a good education, as she left studies after the 5th class due to unavailability of school in her village.

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Its purpose is to enable most vulnerable groups of the villages to contribute more effectively to the development of their communities by adapting to various skills. Generally, the poorest and the marginalized sections are otherwise excluded or exclude themselves from such activities because the compulsions of meeting the immediate survival needs becomes their primary task. The project objectives are to : *Improve the income status of the poor through production support and skill training, *Raise confidence and initiative level to take to new skills and areas of work to enhance their social and economic status. *To raise funds for other projects of Literacy India.
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People and Planet

May 18th 2018

Its been sometime since I wrote about our Social Venture “INDHA” which aims at empowering underserved women and makes sure it builds sustainability in its overall growth.INDHA`s prevailing belief in people and its planet made the overall progress slow yet had been able to create a whole lot of awareness about its work on various products.Businesses don’t thrive on these, do they ? its all about how much Profit you made with the Capital in hand. The loss is never welcome in businesses. However, there had been a struggle in shaping the foremost, our women from the community, who are not only gifted and they gained with the training invested on them.

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NOW LIVE with Deepti Sachdeva | #OneIndiaOnRepublicTV From being the first Asian woman to fly the Airbus 320 to now giving wings to rural women across multiple states in India. Hear the story of Indha.

Posted by Republic on Saturday, 15 September 2018

NOW LIVE with Deepti Sachdeva | #OneIndiaOnRepublicTV From being the first Asian woman to fly the Airbus 320 to now giving wings to rural women across multiple states in India. Hear the story of Indha.

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