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Under the Sashakt Brahmin Utsav, Chief Minister Shri Pushkar Singh Dhami interacted with self-employed women in different areas of the state. During this, women shared the changes in their lives due to the schemes of the double engine government, their journey to become self-reliant and their heartfelt feelings towards the Chief Minister. The most emotional moment of the dialogue came when a woman from Doiwala called Chief Minister Dhami the 'elder brother' of the women of the state. A woman from Pauri Garhwal described her relationship with the Chief Minister as 'guru-disciple' and said that his guidance and support from the government gave her the confidence to move forward.

Women know you as big brother

The woman from Doiwala told the Chief Minister that today the mother power of the state is rapidly moving towards self-reliance and government schemes have a big contribution in this. The support received from the government has given women the opportunity to convert their skills into self-employment. She told that the women of her group are preparing various local products including spices, pickles, incense. The monthly turnover of the spice unit has reached around Rs 3 to 4 lakh, which is providing employment to 10 to 15 women. Along with this, Dal-Badi unit has also been started.

Giving information about starting the canteen with the assistance of Rs 5 lakh received from the government, he expressed his gratitude to the Chief Minister. Becoming emotional, he said that the women of the state see you not only as the Chief Minister but as their elder brother. The government's support has given them the confidence to stand on their own feet.

Our relationship is that of guru-disciple.

The woman from Pauri Garhwal greeted the Chief Minister with 'Radhe-Radhe' and shared her experiences in a very intimate manner. He said that his relationship with the Chief Minister is like a Guru-disciple – just as a Guru shows the path and encourages him to move forward, in the same way, the Chief Minister's guidance and the government's support showed him the path to becoming self-reliant. He told that earlier there was lack of resources and confidence, but after getting the benefits of government schemes, he made goat rearing a medium of self-employment. Today, the women of her group are preparing pickles, incense sticks, Holi colors and rakhis along with sewing and delivering them to the market. He told the Chief Minister that today we are able to sit in front of you with confidence and tell our success story, this is the result of the cooperation received from the government.

Self-reliance became the identity of mother power

The success stories of women revealed in the Sashakt Brahmin Utsav present a picture of the fact that the double engine government schemes are not just a means of financial assistance for women, but are becoming a strong foundation for self-employment, self-respect and self-reliance.

The natural affinity and trust of the mother power during the conversation with Chief Minister Dhami also shows that the bond of intimacy between the government and women has strengthened beyond the schemes. This belief is taking the sisters of the state forward from self-employment to self-reliance and self-reliance to empowerment.