Hyderabad: Indiramma sarees were distributed to women Self-Help Group (SHG) members across several constituencies in Hyderabad under the Indira Mahila Shakti programme, reinforcing the government’s focus on women’s empowerment and community welfare.
The programme was conducted in Karwan, Musheerabad, Kavadiguda, Malakpet, Sanath Nagar, Yousufguda and other constituencies. Women associated with Self-Help Groups received the sarees as part of a welfare initiative aimed at strengthening community-based organizations and enhancing socio-economic opportunities.
Several elected representatives, public officials and GHMC personnel participated in the programme. The event witnessed the presence of MLAs, public representatives, GHMC officials, Zonal Commissioners, Deputy Commissioners, Project Officers, Community Organisers, Resource Persons and SHG members.
Indiramma sarees distribution supports women SHGs
Officials said the initiative was designed to strengthen Self-Help Groups and encourage greater participation of women in community development activities. The programme also highlighted the importance of collective efforts in promoting inclusive growth and social welfare.
Participants reiterated their commitment to empowering women through targeted welfare measures and support systems. They emphasized that stronger SHGs can contribute significantly to financial independence, social development and improved livelihoods for women.
The Indira Mahila Shakti programme continues to focus on enhancing the role of women in society through various empowerment initiatives. Officials stated that such interventions help create sustainable opportunities for women while strengthening local communities across Hyderabad.