NGO training 

. The Baale Mane Trust in Bangalore.The Baale Mane (meaning “Girls Home” in Kannada, the local language) is a shelter and loving home for up to 50 girls between the ages of 6 and 18, and a place of support for a further 25 girls over 18 years living independently. The girls who come to Baale Mane have been orphaned, abandoned or subject to violence, abuse, neglect or extreme poverty. Baale Mane teaches the girls how to productively challenge the rigid norms dictating gender structures and power inequities in their communities. Baale Mane helps the girls make educated, informed choices surrounding their careers, sexuality, and well-being and aims to equip them with the knowledge and tools to help them live an independent, self-sustaining life.

Chikankari

.Chikankari is a very delicate and intricate shadow work type of embroidery. Initially, the embroidery was done using white yarn, on colorless muslins known as tanzeb. However, today, georgette, chiffon, cotton and other fine fabrics are also being used. From being an embellishment used primarily for decorating clothes, Chikankari embroidery work of India has now spread to cushion covers, pillow covers, table linen and so on.