A campaign ‘Moving Boundaries’ to create awareness and encourage women to learn driving to remove roadblocks within the ecosystem and increase their job opportunities in transportation businesses, including taxi and e-rickshaw drivers or as delivery agents, is underway.

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A national campaign is on to promote driving for women for better access to livelihoods and opportunities. Jai Bharathi is biking over 11,000 km in the next 40 days to spread this message

Jai Bharathi started the Moving Women Social Initiatives Foundation (MOWO) to create a safe and reliable commute option for women and in doing so empower women to become self-reliant and confident.

Women from villages in Telangana are now being encouraged to learn driving under the Society for Elimination of Rural Poverty (SERP) - a programme by the state's rural development department.

Among the long list of poverty elimination programmes in rural areas, one of the most popular among women in Narayanpet district is learning how to ride a two-wheeler. After assessing the livelihood opportunities it provides, women in dozens have been thronging the training centres each week.

Telangana has become the first state in the country to launch a motor training center exclusively for women.

Women Motor Driving Training Center initiative by The Telangana Government is a remarkable model as Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship (MSDE) has been taking up several initiatives to achieve women empowerment through skill development.

Shell Foundation, a UK based charity and the UK Government in association with Moving Women Social Initiatives Foundation (MOWO) have launched ‘Moving Boundaries’, a campaign to encourage women to pick up driving skills...

The team traveled from Hyderabad to Narayanpet to inspire young women. The initiative 'Naaris of Narayanpet' was a part of Narayanpet district collector Hari Chandana.

GHMC Mayor Bonthu Rammohan exchanged MOU with Mowo Social Initiatives Foundation, (not for profit organisation) led by Jai Bharathi, Telangana Woman Motorcyclist which was signed by Hari Chandana Dasari, Zonal Commissioner, Serilingampally Zone, GHMC.

With an aim to promote various skill development programmes for women, GHMC signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Mowo Social Initiatives Foundation, a non-profit organisation, led by Jai Bharathi Telangana Women Motorcyclist at GHMC head office on Friday. Mayor Bonthu Rammohan exchanged the MoU which was signed by Hari Chandana Dasari, Zonal Commissioner, GHMC, Serilingampally division.