Gurugram: In a significant stride towards fostering women’s empowerment and sustainable livelihoods, 25 selected women entrepreneurs from Bajghera village, Sector-113, Gurgaon, have been integrated into a community kitchen initiative known as Lala Ji Ki Rasoi under the esteemed Kaushal Sambal programme, spearheaded by the M3M Foundation. This initiative aims to provide viable livelihood avenues for women. The inauguration of the inaugural unit, established through the collaborative efforts of the Ekta Foundation situated at the centralised kitchen of the M3M Foundation in Bajghera, Gurgaon, Haryana, signifies the commencement of a transformative journey for these enterprising women. This kitchen serves as the hub for culinary activities, showcasing the talents and proficiency of the selected participants.
Dr. Payal Kanodia, Trustee and Chairperson of M3M Foundation, a fervent advocate for women’s empowerment, along with local MLA Rakesh Daulatabad, have jointly inaugurated this community kitchen, aligning with their shared commitment to fostering entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency among women. Their participation underscores the dedication of community leaders and organisations to this noble cause.
On this occasion, Dr. Payal Kanodia, Trustee and Chairperson of M3M Foundation, said, “We take immense pride in witnessing the proactive involvement of women who aspire to make a difference. I am honoured to contribute to this programme in honour of my grandfather. Through Kaushal Sambal, we are making significant strides towards enhancing the self-reliance of women.”
The Kaushal Sambal Programme aims to provide a platform for skill enhancement and economic autonomy. By extending support to these 25 women entrepreneurs, the Foundation not only enhances their prospects but also augments the socio-economic development of the community.
Lala Ji Ki Rasoi, under the purview of the M3M Foundation, aspires to fulfill its mandate by empowering women to ensure food security for marginalised segments of society. To this end, it sets a target of establishing 100 units of Lala Ji Ki Rasoi by the end of 2028, thereby manifesting a resolute commitment to societal welfare and empowerment.
