Jaya Narang

Today, I watched a thought-provoking short film about something many of us may encounter at some point in life, yet something society still finds difficult to openly accept.

Created by a team of professors and students at Hansraj College.

Headover to the link https://youtu.be/p5gYKj9xG5U 🎬

"There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature—the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after the winter".
~ Rachel Carson

Taking women bike facility by .ryds via platform was a recent empowering experience I had both as a female and as an individual with disability. 💫💪🏻

Female taking up opportunities as bike riders now helps other women to step out safely and also the the support they extended to get on and off the scooty made the ride smooth and enjoyable. I interacted with the rider to come up with a accessible model to be more inclusive, but definately their helpful and kind gesture made the ride worthy.

I hope that this facility which is limited to particular areas extends throughout the capital and hence the country.

Female growing in every aspect of society is a greater step towards Viksit Bharat. I see such women as a great motivation who deliver a message that no work should be designated on the basis of gender role allocation. It's how much efforts you put into your work that marks the dignity pursuing a particular role.