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HIND
MAHILA
SABHA

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1. Wage Discrimination and Equal Pay

Women workers, particularly in the informal sector, are more likely to be paid less than men for doing the same work. Hind Mahila Sabha campaigns for:

  1. Equal wages for equal work

  2. Transparency in wage payments

  3. Minimum wage enforcement across sectors

4. Privatisation of Essential Services

Women workers, particularly in the informal sector, are more likely to be paid less than men for doing the same work. Hind Mahila Sabha campaigns for:

  1. Equal wages for equal work

  2. Transparency in wage payments

  3. Minimum wage enforcement across sectors

7. Right to Form and Strengthen Trade Unions

Women workers, particularly in the informal sector, are more likely to be paid less than men for doing the same work. Hind Mahila Sabha campaigns for:

  1. Equal wages for equal work

  2. Transparency in wage payments

  3. Minimum wage enforcement across sectors

2. Job Insecurity and Exploitation

Women workers, particularly in the informal sector, are more likely to be paid less than men for doing the same work. Hind Mahila Sabha campaigns for:

  1. Equal wages for equal work

  2. Transparency in wage payments

  3. Minimum wage enforcement across sectors

5. Maternity and Childcare Rights

Women workers, particularly in the informal sector, are more likely to be paid less than men for doing the same work. Hind Mahila Sabha campaigns for:

  1. Equal wages for equal work

  2. Transparency in wage payments

  3. Minimum wage enforcement across sectors

8. Young Workers’ Issues

Women workers, particularly in the informal sector, are more likely to be paid less than men for doing the same work. Hind Mahila Sabha campaigns for:

  1. Equal wages for equal work

  2. Transparency in wage payments

  3. Minimum wage enforcement across sectors

3. Safe and Dignified Workplaces

Women workers, particularly in the informal sector, are more likely to be paid less than men for doing the same work. Hind Mahila Sabha campaigns for:

  1. Equal wages for equal work

  2. Transparency in wage payments

  3. Minimum wage enforcement across sectors

6. Access to Social Security and Welfare Schemes

Women workers, particularly in the informal sector, are more likely to be paid less than men for doing the same work. Hind Mahila Sabha campaigns for:

  1. Equal wages for equal work

  2. Transparency in wage payments

  3. Minimum wage enforcement across sectors

9. Awareness of labor rights among young workers

Women workers, particularly in the informal sector, are more likely to be paid less than men for doing the same work. Hind Mahila Sabha campaigns for:

  1. Equal wages for equal work

  2. Transparency in wage payments

  3. Minimum wage enforcement across sectors

WHO WE ARE

A society where every woman worker—whether in factories, fields, homes, or offices—enjoys dignity, fair wages, safe working conditions, and equal rights

Hind Mahila Sabha Is a progressive women-led trade union committed to protecting and promoting the rights of women workers across sectors. We provide a collective voice for marginalized and unorganized women workers who are often excluded from decision-making and deprived of basic rights at the workplace.

Our Work

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Together, we can transform workplaces into spaces of equality, justice, and empowerment

Join the Movement

Mahila Sabha believes “When women rise, the world rises with them.”

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Facts & Figures

The Impact of Our Work

3,420

Girls Educated

Education initiatives have helped 5,000 girls stay in school with a 90% retention rate.

800

Businesses Started

Microfinance support has enabled 8,000 women to launch their own businesses, enhancing economic stability.

5,320

Women Trained

Vocational training programs have empowered 10,000 women with sustainable job skills.

3,420

Girls Educated

Education initiatives have helped 5,000 girls stay in school with a 90% retention rate.

3,420

Girls Educated

Education initiatives have helped 5,000 girls stay in school with a 90% retention rate.

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