LV Group of Companies and Nivraha Foundation to Empower 1,000 Undereducated Unemployed Women Through Skill Training by the End of 2026

Indore:  Under the joint aegis of LV Group of Companies (LVGC) and Nivraha Foundation, an ambitious initiative has been launched to provide skill training and employment opportunities to 1,000 undereducated and unemployed women by the end of 2026 through home-based and cottage industry activities.

Speaking about the initiative, Vinayak Luniya, Founder of LV Group of Companies, stated that the primary objective of the organization is to help women recognize their potential and skills while empowering them economically and socially. He added that LVGC’s “Women Empowerment and Entrepreneurship Program” is now receiving support from several non-governmental organizations (NGOs) working in the field of social welfare.

Luniya further informed that Aditya Narayan Banerjee, National President of Nivraha Foundation, internationally acclaimed tabla artist, and expert in international affairs, along with his team, will play a key role in the promotion and awareness campaign of this initiative.

Under the program, women will receive practical training in art and craft product manufacturing and various other home-based industries. Upon successful completion of the training, participants will be awarded Training Certificates and connected with employment and self-employment opportunities. In addition, the required raw materials for product manufacturing will be provided to ensure uninterrupted production activities.

Luniya stated that LVGC will also take responsibility for the marketing and sale of products manufactured by the trained women. The organization will utilize its direct marketing network, retail market channels, sales network, and e-commerce platforms to ensure effective product distribution and sales, thereby enabling women to earn a regular and sustainable income.

He further explained that the organization’s strategy will focus on demand-driven and balanced production, ensuring that unnecessary stock does not accumulate and that products maintain a continuous flow in the market. A dedicated marketing and sales team of LVGC will work towards achieving this objective.

Expressing confidence in the success of the initiative, Luniya said that the organization aims to successfully train and connect 1,000 women with employment and self-employment opportunities before the end of 2026, making a significant contribution toward women’s empowerment and economic self-reliance in India.