Chupke Se Goal: Women in Ajmer Taking the Last Free Kick, AY 2023-24
Scope and Contents
Rajasthan is the largest state in India and is known for its rich culture and heritage, but it also faces various social and economic challenges, especially in its rural areas. Here lives of women are shaped by a combination of tradition, culture and socio-economic factors. To empower the women of rural Rajasthan, especially in the district of Ajmer, the Mahila Jan Adhikar Samiti (MJAS) was formed in 2000.The significance of our research lies in exploring the change and empowerment that MJAS has provided to the development of women’s football in Ajmer.
Dates
- Creation: AY 2023-24
Full Extent
4 digital object(s)
Language of Materials
From the Collection: Undetermined
Physical Description
genreform: Photograph, Documentary, Presentation, Report
Faculty Mentor
Avani Sabade
Student Researchers
Ishita Sharaf, Yutii Agarwal, Aanvi Kapoor, Sanya Kshatriya, Ananya Berani, Nandika Chokhany, Anusha Jhajharia, Vedika Agarwal, Veda Vudoagiri, Raghav Kajaria, Mahima Chennadi, Lakshita Sharma, Khushi Jain
Repository Details
Part of the FLUA Repository