Hasina Begum — Sewing Her Own Future
Escaping a dowry-abusive marriage with two children, Hasina found new direction through Jagaran and now earns independently through sewing and doll-making.
Escaping a dowry-abusive marriage with two children, Hasina attended a Jagaran SHG meeting and found new direction. She learned sewing and received doll-making training from Punjab National Bank. Now she earns independently and continues her legal battle for rights. Her journey from emotional wreckage to self-reliance is an inspiration across Kathani village.
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