Ms. Janvi Satpal Babbar

Since 2019, Miss Janvi Satpal Babbar has been unwavering in her dedication to the cause of women’s empowerment. Through relentless effort and passion, she has made significant strides toward improving the rights and lives of women, particularly in rural areas. Her leadership and advocacy have played a crucial role in shaping policies and initiatives that aim to uplift women and communities across India.

In addition to her advocacy work, Miss Babbar was appointed as a Legal Advisor for the Ministry of Rural Development. In this role, she contributed significantly to key government schemes, including the Land Digitization Program and the Menstrual Hygiene Management Scheme 2015. Her work in these areas has been instrumental in driving forward programs that empower rural women, improve access to land resources, and address crucial issues surrounding menstrual health and hygiene.

One of Miss Babbar’s most notable contributions has been her drafting of the Private Member’s Bill for Menstrual Paid Leave. This bill, aimed at advocating for women’s right to paid leave during menstruation, underscores her commitment to addressing gender disparities in the workplace and ensuring that women’s health needs are recognized and supported in professional environments. Her initiative has sparked vital conversations about how policies can evolve to be more inclusive and equitable for women.

In addition to her legislative work, Miss Babbar also oversees the NSM Legal Cell, an organization dedicated to providing legal support and advocacy for women and marginalized communities. Under her guidance, the Legal Cell has become a vital resource for legal aid, guidance, and protection for individuals in need, further solidifying her role as a champion for justice and equality.

Through her tireless efforts, Miss Janvi Satpal Babbar continues to create meaningful change, advocating for women’s rights, legal reforms, and social empowerment. Her work remains an inspiring testament to her vision of a more just, equal, and empowered society for women.