Today's Women .......... !

Stories related to Rural Indian Women Achieving The Impossible         Impossible means I am Possible, all the things in my life see all the stories below is Possible with an hardwork and Honesty. 1.Nauroti, the Sarpanch of Hardama, Rajastan       For long a fighter for justice Nauroti who was born in a poor Dalit family in Rajasthan’s Kishangarh district is now the sarpanch of Hardma village, a land that has bred freedom fighters during India’s struggle for Independence. Starting with the fight for proper wages when she was working as a stone cutter, her ascend to become a living symbol of women’s power is nothing short of astounding. 2. The women behind Lijjat Papad        Lijjat is a highly popular pappad brand in India. While many may remember the buck toothed bunny that appeared in their TV commercials, many may not be aware of the fact that it’s the power of rural women and the...

All Successful Women        Women now a days are becoming more and more noticed for there exceptional success in society. A number of women work for small villages also. A number of the following successful women we are about to feature are great business leaders, role models , activists, entertainers, authors and politicians.                  Women’s Day is the day to pay tribute to every Woman and to salute her immense contribution in shaping the society. Thus here help people in congratulating or to greeting every Women of life below are some unique and heart touching Women’s Day " HAPPY WOMEN'S DAY .........! "

International Women's Day                        International Women's Day ( IWD ), originally called International Working Women's Day , is celebrated on March 8 every year. It commemorates the struggle for women's rights.             The earliest Women's Day observance was held on February 28, 1909, in New York and organized by the Socialist Party of America . On March 8, 1917, in the capital of Russian Empire , Petrograd , a demonstration of women textile workers began, covering the whole city. This was the beginning of the Russian Revolution . Seven days later, the Emperor of Russia Nicholas II abdicated and the provisional Government granted women the right to vote. [3] March 8 was declared a national holiday in the Soviet Russia in 1917. The day was predominantly celebrated by the socialist movement and ...