On International Women's Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave his social media accounts to seven inspiring women. Each of them has done amazing work in different fields, and this was a way to honor their efforts.

Sneha Mohandoss from Chennai runs 'Food Bank India,' which helps feed hungry people. She encourages others to share food and reduce waste.

Malvika Iyer is a motivational speaker and disability rights activist. She lost both her hands in a bomb blast but never gave up. Now, she inspires others with her story.

Arifa Jan from Kashmir is working to revive the traditional art of making 'Numdah' (felted carpets). She trains women and helps artisans earn a living.

Kalpana Ramesh is an architect and water conservationist. She works to save water and promote rainwater harvesting.

Kalavati Devi, a mason from Kanpur, has built over 4,000 toilets to improve sanitation and hygiene.

Veena Devi from Bihar trains women in mushroom farming. Her work has helped many women earn money and improve their nutrition.

Bina Devi, also from Bihar, is known as the 'Mushroom Lady.' She teaches organic farming and beekeeping, helping rural women gain financial independence.

This initiative by PM Modi aimed to showcase their incredible journeys and inspire others to bring change in their communities.