Author Topic: MBA Graduate as the Youngest Indian Village Sarpanch!! (Read 1804 times)

Kudrat Kaur · « **on:** April 16, 2011, 04:38:59 PM »

Indian woman Sarpanch(head person of a village)
Ms.Chaavi Rajwal made an impressive presentation at United Nations as to what can be done with computers and modern technology for upliftment of villages and villagers.

There was a sense of disbelief among the delegates in11th Info-Poverty World Conference held at the United Nations that the jean-clad 30-year-old is the sarpanch of Soda, a village 60 km from Jaipur, in backward Rajasthan. Rajawat is also India's youngest woman sarpanch.
"In three years I will transform my village. I don't want money. I want people and organisations to adopt projects in my village as often projects fail owing to lack of a local connect and that is what I am here to provide by bridging that gap.

"I want the conference to help bring about faster change so that this generation can enjoy that kind of life that I - and you in this audience - take for granted," she said to thunderous cheers from the delegates.
"My business management degree is helping me take care of the village administration and infuse a fresh blood. I am not thinking this as a career but sort of social work," she says.
"My focus is on bringing safe drinking water and increasing job opportunities in the village by involving NGOs," says Rajawat, who works seven days a week for the welfare of her village. "There is so much to be done." She said at conference.

The management graduate quit her high-flying job with Bharti-Tele Ventures to take up the challenging, and low-paying, job of a village head

Author Topic: MBA Graduate as the Youngest Indian Village Sarpanch!! (Read 1804 times)

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