The journey of progress and equality in India has come a long way for women's empowerment over the last 50 years. Women have gained access to education and subsequently to employment in different areas. More women have been visible in literature, media, finance, IT, and more. Women are getting exposed to opportunities that were once unimaginable. However, there are still difficulties, particularly for rural and poor women. Over the last few years, many cultural developments have taken place in India. More women are working, with more enrolled in higher education and acquiring respectable positions in several industrial sectors. However, there are still major areas of concern. Traditional societies have constrained what girls can accomplish by restricting their involvement in the economy. India has many additional barriers, such as economic inequalities, to encounter before it can fully achieve development in women's empowerment. The objective of the establishment of our NGO is to bring attention to the present women’s challenges in India. Riddhi Siddhi Charitable Trust is working hard to promote and support women to make sure women's empowerment reaches every corner of the country.

Women can't be empowered if they are hungry and malnourished. Our meal and ration campaigns help women and their families by providing them with food. This way, they can focus on their growth and development. In places where food is scarce, such operations have saved countless lives and improved women’s lives in unimaginable ways. These food initiatives provide nutrition for the body and make sure that health is a priority for these women.

Here’s the inspiring story of Mira from a small village in Maharashtra. She is a homemaker turned businesswoman. Her husband used to be the sole bread-winner until one unfortunate accident changed everything. The accident made him handicapped, and he was unable to work. The family struggled to survive, forced to sleep on empty stomachs and drop out kids from school. This came to our attention, and we decided to help them in a way their dignity stays. We bought her a sewing machine and taught her how to use it. Now, she sews clothes and makes enough money to provide for the entire family’s needs. With just a little support, we were able to make her financially independent and change her life for good. And that’s exactly our mission: to help women stand strong and attain financial freedom.

Empowering girls is our mission, and they are the future of India. Our organisation ensures that girls’ education and life are simplified and made possible through the provision of school bags, raincoats, and stationary to encourage their schooling. In the rural setup, schools lack basic facilities, and therefore our organisation steps in to make schools a reality for these girls. This is important, as supporting girls today will ensure a brighter future tomorrow for everyone.

Empowering girls at a young age should not be taken lightly. An educated girl is more likely to be economically independent, make informed decisions, and contribute positively to her society. Our NGO ensures that they have resources to enhance their performance in school to secure a better future. By supporting girls’ education today, we are securing an equitable and inclusive society tomorrow. Although we have facilitated some programs, there is still more to be done. We need to invest more time and money in ensuring that girls in the most remote areas of India can access education resources. Also, we need to advocate for equity in the workplace to ensure that women have equal chances of succeeding in their careers. We should promote societal change, affirming that all women have what it takes to be independent.