Proper awareness and basic education is the most important factor needed for the social and economical development of any sector. They should also be encouraged in doing some productive work which would generate an income such as knitting, selling of papads and pickles, etc.

Rural Indian Women need to have 3 core skills
1. Communication /speaking skills...they are too shy to speak to other and enquire about various things.
2. Computer literacy to watch awareness programs in their local languages.
3. Household skills like Jam/Pickle making, stitching garments, coasters/table mats making, paper bags from recycled paper, women hygiene product making, gift wrapping article making.
Computers should be arranged via kiosks at anganwadis for learning of these skills

when government take strict action against agents who are bringing girls from villages with false promises and selling them in brothels.

Great initiative by the central govt.

I have a suggestion to remove dengu ,malaria,chicken gunia etc. I have seen at many places in delhi specially near parking lots ,metro stations and bus stops that lots of water,sewer water standing and also so many rickshaw walas and auto rickshaw standing over there .if we request them through media to put some kerosin oil or medicine taken from mcd offices to put a few drops so that there will be dengu and it will be part of swatch bharat abhiyaan

Dear PM Sir,

I have a very good Idea which can help to reduce the poverty of indian states with very ease.

Idea: I would like to introduce the concept called "EARNTOSHARE" which covers very basic needs for the street poor specially kids and women who are not able to earn by their self except begging.

Please see the Attachment for details.
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Dear PM,
Increasing Woman Employment in Government and Private Sector :
Because of some reasons like Marriage, Child birth many women are having gap in their education, gap in education and employment. I request government of India to consider these things and have some policy for relaxation of upper age limit for employment for Women.
Also Private companies also consider these gaps and allow women to apply in their companies.

I am working as a Social Researcher with an International Research Organization. I have worked with both national and international bodies. I have done many studies in rural areas and found that rural women are totally unaware of their rights. They don't even know how to get the benefits through different schemes and interventions. Its very important to educate the girl child as solid base can only provide a sound future. There is need to spread awareness about education, health, employment etc.

Dear PM Iam a social worker working with an non profit NGO, now working with TN Police dept in developing a portal for road side wandering mentally sick people. First time of its kind in India. Hope it will be launched by this month end. And wish you to copy the same all over India to protect and mentally sick people. Pls look in and do the needfull

Apart from health issues the rural women do not have employment opportunities in villages. Can we train these mahila mandals to form groups among themselves and by say contributing 4 hours of flexi time work they can produce home made products for local markets?Pickles, Pappad making, various mix s for rice, masala powder etc., are prepared by them at home and do not need much training.They might not want to work for an 8 hours shift.such modifications can be inbuilt in their arrangements.