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“Before, I had little knowledge of the job market, and I harbored doubts about my ability to succeed in interviews or secure job opportunities. My lack of basic computer.
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“My city, like all big cities, is very good at enticing you; it seems to offer many possibilities, but they never become a reality for the poor,” says 23-year-old.
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In this conservative town of Hyderabad, Anusha knew she was expected “to live a life of no voice and no choice,” , constrained by India’s orthodox beliefs where fatherless.
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Like thousands of Indian students dreaming to become a medical practitioner, Anuska Rathore from Madhya Pradesh nurtured a similar childhood dream. Life, although had other plans in store. Despite.
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“I felt the weight of the world bearing down on me,” said Yogesh from the dusty lanes of Malkapuram in Visakhapatnam who was playing the never-ending game of hide.
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“I became uncomfortable in my own skin,” recalls Sayali from Maharashtra as her dream of finding a job after graduation had become a nightmare. Being disheartened by the constant.
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Outlook, one of the leading media houses, features an article named Future-Proofing The Indian Workforce covering ANUDIP’s FuturePro program. Click here to read the article.
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“I was conditioned to believe that I have three identities—’poor’, ‘village’, and ‘girl’ — remembers Sunanda Das, the daughter of a rickshaw puller who was raised in a one-room.
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“Poverty is one of the most misunderstood labels that gets slapped onto us without our approval” claims Durga Prasanth, the son of a hardworking rod bender from Pedawaltair in.
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The Week, one of the reputed global magazines on an article named Equality, inclusion and human potential featuring ANUDIP’s iniative to drive women in tech from the margins. Click here to read the article.
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