Story I:

Women; the word sounds so powerful. Since eternity, women have played a role more important than men and that is no exaggeration. The world would not have been the same lovely adorable and livable place without wonderful contribution so selflessly made by women. It has been said that, you teach a female and you build up a nation and truth can’t be closer than that. The case study, which we are going to discuss, will reveal the same fact.

1. Name: Pratima Das
2. Group Name: Mitali
3. Husband’s Name: Biswanath Das

Women; the word sounds so powerful. Since eternity, women have played a role more important than men and that is no exaggeration. The world would not have been the same lovely adorable and livable place without wonderful contribution so selflessly made by women. It has been said that, you teach a female and you build up a nation and truth can’t be closer than that. The case study, which we are going to discuss, will reveal the same fact.

1. No of Machineries : 7
2. Running Capital : Rs. 30,000
3. No of Labors : 7

Story II:

Men and women complement each other. If men were supposed to handle outside stuff then women were more responsible for internal affairs. The only difference in this notion is, today women are equally competent behind the veils and outside world. They are more confident and one can find them in every possible sphere of human’s life. No male bastion is untouched by females and that’s a wonderful sign of strides made by women.

1. Name: Swapna Das
2. Group Name: Ekata
3. Husband’s Name: Sunil Das

Swapna Das, who is an educated independent woman, opt for doing business with his husband rather than working for some other company. This business is not just to run their livelihood but actually it is her passion. She took two loans from UFSPL. They are running a business of Bag Production. Eight labors are working under her.

1. Fixed Capital: Rs. 40,000
2. No of Machineries : 4
3. Running Capital : Rs. 20,000+
4. Monthly Profit: Rs. 8,000

Story III:

Empowerment of women involves many things - economic opportunity, social equality, and personal rights. Women are deprived of these human rights, often as a matter of tradition. Halima Bibi is not an exception until she started her own business.

In 2004 when she found almost impossible to give her three sons proper food and education, she started a business of spice powder. With her basic education of class VIII it was next to impossible to get any proper job. Hence she started this business. She took a loan of Rs.1000 from us and now after 7 years this amount is Rs. 10000 and her monthly income is also Rs. 10,000.

1. Name: Halima Bibi
2. Group Name: Sneha
3. Husband’s Name: Md. Rafikul Islam

1. Running Capital: Rs. 30,000
2. Monthly Profit: Rs. 10,000