Women Empowerment

Jai Hind Womens' Forum
Women are as important a part of society as men. In progressive nations, women are given equal opportunities and status, and such countries thrive in all aspects. Nature has endowed women with certain unique qualities such as resilience, endurance, compassion, nurturing instincts, and excellent management skills. Because of these traits, women are capable of providing outstanding leadership in society. Great women like Rajmata Jijau, Ahilyabai Holkar, Savitribai Phule, and Indira Gandhi have already proven this.
The Jayhind Movement considers it a key objective to empower women by organizing them, encouraging their individual growth, and nurturing their skills and talents. The Jayhind Mahila Manch has created a platform for like-minded women to come together and work towards their personal and collective development.
Throughout the year, the Jayhind Women’s Forum organizes various initiatives, including:
- A mandatory minimum 50% participation of women in every Jayhind Movement initiative.
- Formation and support of women’s self-help groups and self-employment activities to ensure financial independence and literacy.
- Organizing health check-up and awareness camps for women.
- Training sessions on kitchen gardening and waste management to grow vegetables at home.
- Guidance on allied agricultural activities under the Integrated Agricultural Project in rural areas.
- Personality development camps through cultural programs.
Social initiatives such as sending sweets to soldiers during Diwali and Rakhis on Raksha Bandhan.
Through these diverse activities, the Jayhind Mahila Manch works to foster scientific thinking and raise awareness against blind faith, superstitions, and harmful traditional practices.