On International Women’s Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi honored women’s strength and achievements by allowing his social media platforms to be taken over by women excelling in various fields. In a post on X, PM Modi reiterated the government’s commitment to empowering women through its initiatives and programs. He highlighted the role of Nari Shakti in shaping India’s future, emphasizing their limitless potential.
The first to take over PM Modi’s account was Chess Grandmaster Vaishali Rameshbabu. She introduced herself and shared her journey of becoming a chess champion, calling it a challenging yet rewarding experience. Playing chess since the age of six, she encouraged women to pursue their dreams despite obstacles, reinforcing that nothing is impossible with determination.
Following her, nuclear scientist Elina Mishra and space scientist Shilpi Soni took over the Prime Minister’s X account. They spoke about India’s vibrant scientific community and encouraged more women to explore careers in science and technology. Highlighting the excitement of their field, they expressed the joy of seeing their developed systems put into real-world applications. They also acknowledged the many female scientists contributing to India’s nuclear and space programs.
Entrepreneur Anita Devi, founder of Madhopur Farmers Producer, was next to take over the account. She shared her story of overcoming challenges to establish a successful enterprise that supports women in Bihar’s Nalanda district. With training from government initiatives, she helped hundreds of women enter mushroom farming, working towards making every woman in her village self-reliant. She urged women to believe in their abilities and take charge of their futures.
Ajaita Sinha, CEO of Frontier Markets, used her time on PM Modi’s account to highlight the Meri Saheli App, which supports rural women in building sustainable livelihoods. She emphasized that when women come together, they can achieve the impossible. Her organization has built a strong network of women entrepreneurs, ensuring financial independence and growth opportunities.
Lastly, Dr. Anjlee Agarwal, founder of Samarthyam, took over the account to advocate for inclusive education and universal accessibility. She has spent over three decades working on accessibility projects, including infrastructure audits and studies on mobility needs. Through her efforts, she aims to create a more inclusive society where everyone has equal opportunities.
Through these inspiring stories, PM Modi’s social media takeover celebrated the resilience, determination, and contributions of women across various fields, reinforcing their vital role in India’s progress.
