Someone introduce them to me !
In Karachi’s Shah Latif Town, a sign for an "electrician" hides a powerful truth—behind the tools is 30-year-old Nazia Seher, one of 200 women trained under the Roshni Baji programme.
From reading 200 meters a day to installing solar panels and repairing appliances in her community, Nazia is breaking barriers in Pakistan’s male-dominated energy sector.
What began as a lifeline during her husband’s unemployment is now a full-time passion—and a source of empowerment for women around her.
#RoshniBaji #WomenInEnergy #KarachiStories #EmpoweredWomen
In Karachi’s Shah Latif Town, a sign for an "electrician" hides a powerful truth—behind the tools is 30-year-old Nazia Seher, one of 200 women trained under the Roshni Baji programme.
From reading 200 meters a day to installing solar panels and repairing appliances in her community, Nazia is breaking barriers in Pakistan’s male-dominated energy sector.
What began as a lifeline during her husband’s unemployment is now a full-time passion—and a source of empowerment for women around her.
#RoshniBaji #WomenInEnergy #KarachiStories #EmpoweredWomen
Someone introduce them to me !
In Karachi’s Shah Latif Town, a sign for an "electrician" hides a powerful truth—behind the tools is 30-year-old Nazia Seher, one of 200 women trained under the Roshni Baji programme.
From reading 200 meters a day to installing solar panels and repairing appliances in her community, Nazia is breaking barriers in Pakistan’s male-dominated energy sector.
What began as a lifeline during her husband’s unemployment is now a full-time passion—and a source of empowerment for women around her.
#RoshniBaji #WomenInEnergy #KarachiStories #EmpoweredWomen
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