At 17, this Noida student is turning textile waste into paycheques for 250+ village women, helping them earn from home and become financially independent

Noida student Rahini Bansal started Sutradhar, an initiative empowering over 250 rural women. These women receive skill training and utilize textile waste for income generation. Their monthly earnings range from Rs 4,000 to Rs 25,000, fostering financial independence. The program also addresses textile waste by giving fabric scraps a new life. This initiative demonstrates how young individuals can create significant positive change.
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