After two years of silence between Rehti Jagriti Mahila Sansthan and the villages, a dramatic revival unfolded in January 2026 when a decorated Tufaan vehicle carrying 20 women leaders rolled into rural communities. The five‑day Sakhi Swavalamban Caravan (Friends Self-reliance Caravan) travelled through 19 villages, breathing new life into a movement that had begun to
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Semalpani, a small village known for its hardworking women, had long witnessed their absence from public decision‑making. For years, Gram Sabha meetings were seen as male‑dominated spaces, leaving women confined to domestic roles. That changed on 2 October 2025, when RJMS community worker Kiran Udke, freshly trained in civic rights and governance, attended a neighbouring
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A remarkable story of empowerment unfolded this year as the Rehti Jagriti Mahila Sansthan and its village women’s groups gained national acclaim for their efforts in livelihood and resource management. The women took charge of water supply management in their villages, introducing a structured tariff system and ensuring sustainable sanitation. Their dedication and efficiency drew
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