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My Diwali on Adivasi Pada by Kranti Jyoti Women's Development Institute Under the initiative, Diwali Faral every year at Katkari pada at Belwade (T.Mulshi) in Mulshi taluka, By distributing sky lanterns, clothes, blankets, oil, soap, cloth etc Every year Diwali is celebrated in tribal families

On the occasion of Independence Day, clothes were distributed to school students in Nighudghar rural area of ​​Bhor taluka August 3 On the occasion of Independence Day on August 15, Kranti Jyoti Mahila Vikas Sanstha organized a program to distribute new school uniforms to students in a rural school in Mitrudghar, Bhor Taluka. Each student received clothes according to their size. The school principal sent photos of the students wearing the new uniforms, which brought satisfaction to the organization’s members as it ensured that the students received the necessary help. Around 140 to 150 students received uniforms during the distribution program.

Hon'ble Social Worker Hon. Women of Anna Hazare felicitation ceremony and guidance was given to women of self-help groups.

Training camp jointly organized by Kranti Jyoti Women's Development Organization and Ministry of Labor and Employment

Environmental balance Dindi in association with Krantijyoti Women's Development Association and Pune Municipal Corporation

Sindhutai Guidance for Women Entrepreneurs in February Renowned senior social worker Sindhutai Sapkal presided over the event, where she guided women on how to face challenges in life with courage and resilience. A total of 120 self-help groups (SHGs) from Pune city were brought together to receive training on starting and managing businesses, choosing the right type of business, and finding market opportunities. Nearly 1,500 to 2,000 women attended the event. To encourage women’s talents, various activities were organized, including traditional attire competitions, 'Savatti Motha' and 'Bora Ukhana' contests, game shows, and the traditional Haldi-Kunku ceremony. Women excelling in different fields of social work were honored at the event. The program concluded with light refreshments. Many self-help groups united five women each to establish small businesses, leading to the growth of micro-industries. These ventures included the production of cloth bags, paper bags, food items, papads, chutneys, purses, quilts, and other homemade products. The women promoted their products by personally reaching out to the market to gain recognition.

Hon'ble Social Worker Hon. Women of Anna Hazare felicitation ceremony and guidance was given to women of self-help groups.

Free eye check up camp is organized every year for women and school students

Donate food to the needy Food donation by the organization for construction workers and all their families

Kranti Jyoti Mahila Vikas Sanstha organized a free eye check-up camp specifically for school children. During this camp, students from M.N.P.A. schools underwent eye examinations. Many students were informed about vision issues, and some were diagnosed with dry eye problems. Necessary spectacle prescriptions and eye drops were provided as required. Around 250 students successfully underwent eye check-ups at the Bal Vikas Mandir School.

Organization of free stalls for self-help groups Year 21-22 To promote their industry

A health awareness program was organized for women in the red-light area. The event featured dietitian Aviti Damle, who guided the attendees on how to protect themselves from severe diseases like AIDS, what precautions to take, and the importance of a balanced diet. Women were provided with a weekly diet plan, which they promised to follow. The event saw the participation of around 95 to 100 women, including Devadasi women and transgender individuals. Additionally, a Haldi-Kumkum ceremony was organized to promote social inclusion and ensure equal recognition for Devadasi women in society.

November A special cultural program was organized to provide a platform for the talents of children from the red-light area. Since many of these children do not know their birthdate, their birthday was celebrated on Children's Day. A magic show was arranged for their entertainment, and they enjoyed a delicious treat of cake, pav bhaji, and gulab jamun. The joy of the children doubled upon receiving gifts. Around 60 to 70 children participated in the event. In an effort to bring happiness to these underprivileged children, Kranti Jyoti Mahila Vikas Sanstha enthusiastically celebrated the birthdays of Devadasi children on Children's Day.

On the occasion of Savitribai Phule Jayanti, the statue of Savitribai Phule was garlanded at Mahatma Phule Wada Pune. A play was performed on Krantijyoti Savitribai Phule

Banner of Honor - March 15, 2022 On the occasion of World Women's Day, KrantiJyoti Mahila Vikas Sanstha organized a special event "Sanman Stri Shakticha" (Honor of Women Power). Additionally, as a tribute to Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar, a musical event titled "Lataji Ki Yaad Mein" was presented by Leena Solapure and Sanjay Maral’s "Kalachi Musical Shows". The event commenced with a Ganesh Vandana performed by children from Aniket Residential Rehabilitation Center for the Mentally Challenged. Women who have made remarkable contributions in various fields were honored, including: Yamuna Pawar – India's first female road roller operator Dhanashree Dahiwal – Owner of Aarsa Makeup Studio Dr. Deepa Deolekar – Gynecologist Neelam Umarani – Founder of "Ghe Bharari Udyog Group" Kalpana Varsh – Associated with Aniket Residential Rehabilitation Center Ashwini Satav – Journalist, TV9 These women were honored with awards and recognition from Kalakshetram. The event was presided over by Vishnuti Manohar from Sarvaseva Vishnuji Rasoi. The event was well-organized, successfully conducted by Balkrishna Neharkar, and witnessed an attendance of around 450 to 500 people.

KrantiJyoti Mahila Vikas Sanstha organized a summer camp specifically for children aged 6 to 12 years. Around 90 to 95 children from different backgrounds participated in this camp. The camp included activities such as exercise, meditation, Surya Namaskar, short stage performances, daring tasks, competitions, etiquette training, and good manners. The camp was organized with the vision of encouraging and supporting the future generation. Environmental awareness lessons were also included as part of the summer camp.

Grand Women's Empowerment Rally on International Women's Day A magnificent rally titled "Rafi Stree Shaktidhi" was organized in celebration of International Women's Day in March. The Stree Shakti Awards were presented to Matrupathi Desai, Sunita Nimbalkar, Jyoti Gorane, President’s Award recipient Shisha Davre, and India’s first female road roller driver Yamuna Pawar. The rally commenced from the historic Sarasbaug, drawing attention from various media houses, including electronic media. Women participated in the rally in various costumes and unique disguises. For the first time in history, women took on the role of drivers for road rollers, horse carriages (tangas), tractors, school vans, ambulances, bullets, jeeps, and taxis. The primary objective of the rally was to emphasize that women are not behind in any field but are leading in every sector. Notable dignitaries such as MP Vandana Chavan, Kamalata Tai Vyavhare, and Swarada Bapat graced the event. The program was hosted by Asmita Mirane.

ACTIVITY Women were trained to make room fresheners, perfumes, perfumes.

A 25-day business training program was conducted to help the Devasi Mahitani community gain recognition in society and encourage women entrepreneurs to start their own businesses for sustainable livelihoods. The training included: Room Freshener Perfume & Attar Paper Bags Vitamin Material Soap Detergent Beauty Products A batch of 30 women participated in the training, organized by Siskon Sawant Krantijyoti Mahila Vikas Sanstha. The trainers Komal Parekh, Snehal Bhingare, and Rupali Lambe provided hands-on guidance, while Priya Vedpathak played a crucial role as a counselor for the organization. The participants were motivated to start small businesses with minimal investment, proving that financial independence is possible without resorting to unethical means. They were also encouraged to elevate their status within society through entrepreneurship. The training received an excellent response, with some women immediately starting the production and sale of perfumes, room fresheners, and attar within their network. This quick implementation reflected the success and effectiveness of the training program. My Diwali on Adivasi Pada by Kranti Jyoti Women's Development Institute Under the initiative, Diwali Faral every year at Katkari pada at Belwade (T.Mulshi) in Mulshi taluka, By distributing sky lanterns, clothes, blankets, oil, soap, cloth etc Every year Diwali is celebrated in tribal families

Activity Girls were given Nath training in which seven eight types of Naths were made and employment was provided

Activity: Free Digital Training Campaign A digital training campaign was conducted by the State Women's Commission and Krantijyoti Women's Development Institute. As part of this campaign, women were trained in various digital skills, including: Downloading apps Social media handling (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, WhatsApp) Email usage Government apps Net banking & e-payments Table banking E-marketing Selling and buying online Amazon shopping Essential digital tools for women This initiative provided comprehensive digital training to empower women with necessary technological skills.

Event: Indian Attire – The Biggest Makeup Artist Competition For the first time in the world, a unique makeup competition was organized inside a moving metro at Vashi. This event primarily focused on giving opportunities to emerging makeup artists. Participants showcased their skills by presenting their models in traditional Indian attire and walking through the metro, creating a unique platform for their talent. This one-of-a-kind competition aimed to provide a stage for new makeup artists, helping them gain recognition and employment opportunities. A total of 100 makeup artists participated in the event, and those who performed exceptionally well were honored with awards. The event was graced by the presence of Meghraj Bhosale, Chairman of the Film Corporation.

On the occasion of Christmas, all the team of Kranti Jyoti Women's Development Sansthan were present in distributing special hats, blankets, gifts and food to the children of tribal areas. Blankets were distributed to the destitute and orphans sleeping on the streets in the cold 90 to 100 people were given blankets

On the occasion of the month of Shravan "Let's Play Mangalore" Group competition of Mangalore was organized on this occasion, five numbers were drawn, certificates were awarded, gifts were given by Chandukaka Saraf and sarees were given by Kalakshetram. Lucky draw was also organized for the audience.

"Honoring Women's Power" The social event "Honoring Women's Power" and business networking, organized by KrantiJyoti Mahila Vikas Sanstha and StriShakti Mahila Manch, was held at Balasaheb Thackeray Art Gallery, Sarasbaug. This event was organized to inspire women working in various fields. Women from professions such as doctors, lawyers, digital marketing specialists, social workers, teachers, health consultants, travel and transport, real estate, catering, photographers, counselors, interior designers, insurance and tax consultants, fashion designers, makeup artists, and models participated in the event. Through the StriShakti Group, women were encouraged to purchase products made by fellow women entrepreneurs and support each other’s businesses. The event provided guidance on topics such as how to start and grow a business, digital marketing strategies, expanding professional contacts, and scaling a business to greater heights. Additionally, discussions covered how personal behavior, communication, and lifestyle can impact business success.

Through KrantiJyoti Mahila Vikas Sanstha, various social initiatives are being carried out. As a step towards women's empowerment, a grand exhibition and sale event was organized in collaboration with StriShakti and Mahila Udyogika Group to provide opportunities for women who have taken their first step into entrepreneurship. The event was presided over by Hon. Pratibhatai Ravindra Dhankekar, and the inauguration was conducted by Hon. Abhay Chhajed. Additionally, film producer Datta Dalvi was present as the chief guest. Women entrepreneurs showcased their self-made products, ranging from homemade pickles and papads to clothing, sarees, blouses, jewelry, decorative items, traditional Konkani delicacies, and a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian food items. Around 90 to 100 stall holders registered for the event. This platform was provided to women at a minimal cost by the organization at Balasaheb Thackeray Art Gallery. The initiative received an overwhelming response from women, and many professionals from various fields also attended the event.

"A Helping Hand... For the Development of the Next Generation" KrantiJyoti Mahila Vikas Sanstha organized a bicycle distribution initiative for students from tribal areas under the motto "A Helping Hand... For the Development of the Next Generation." As part of this initiative, old bicycles were collected, repaired, and distributed to children whose schools are far from their homes. The distribution took place on the occasion of Republic Day (January 26) to support these students in their education.

Savik Mahila: Empowering Women Entrepreneurs To help women establish themselves in the business world and encourage new entrepreneurs, a Business Promotion Meet was organized. Around 80 to 85 women entrepreneurs participated in this event. During the meet, they had the opportunity to showcase their business promotion videos and received training on how to promote their business effectively in the digital era. Mansi Raje conducted the business promotion training, ensuring that all aspects of the event were well-managed. As a result, many women successfully launched their online businesses.

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