Tejaswini: Dilkash has shaped the future of 300 daughters. With her mother's support in Hapur, she connected women with jewelry and saree designing, winning more than 22 awards.

For Dilkash Jahan Choudhary, a resident of Salai village in Hapur, pursuing education beyond the eighth grade was not an easy task. Despite opposition from her family and society, her mother, Nazma Begum, supported her decision to study at a city college. After completing her studies, Dilkash reconnected over 300 girls who had dropped out of school with education and also helped them find employment. She has received more than 22 awards for women's empowerment. At the age of 100...