What does women’s empowerment really mean when girls still face child marriage, menstrual stigma and unsafe sanitation? On this episode of The Mohua Show, podcast host Mohua Chinappa speaks with Devendra Kumar, founder of Ladli Foundation, about his extraordinary journey from childhood poverty and child labour to building an organisation working for women, girls and underserved communities.
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Beyond infrastructure and awareness campaigns, meaningful social change requires accountability, community engagement and a shift in mindsets. Devendra shares lessons from grassroots work, challenging us to rethink women’s safety, dignity and empowerment.
If you’re interested in women’s empowerment, gender equality, social entrepreneurship, leadership and success stories, inspirational audio stories, and podcasts for personal growth, this conversation offers insights into the realities behind social change.
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