After inheriting her husband’s woodcarving workshop, Chandrakala has skillfully transformed it into a thriving venture that generates more than Rs 1 crore annually and employs over 100 artisans. Her affiliation with the Lotus Self-Help Group has enabled her to tap into new markets, as she aspires to provide 500 rural women with sustainable job opportunities, showcasing the significant impact of women’s empowerment in rural entrepreneurship. After inheriting her husband’s woodcarving workshop, Chandrakala has skillfully transformed it into a thriving venture that generates more than Rs 1 crore annually and employs over 100 artisans. Her affiliation with the Lotus Self-Help Group has enabled her to tap into new markets, as she aspires to provide 500 rural women with sustainable job opportunities, showcasing the significant impact of women’s empowerment in rural entrepreneurship.
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