Digitally Empowered Mothers: When Everyone Is Home Contained, Everything Goes Online, Then We Also Upgraded Ourselves for Kids

After becoming a mother, the life of women is limited around children, but today we will talk about those mothers who, even after giving birth to a child, continued the path of learning new things. Digitally empowered myself. Taking care of family and children, prepared a means of earning. Today she is walking step by step with her husband. On Mother’s Day series, meet Pooja Rawat from Greater Noida, Jyoti Singh from Jaipur and Essar Joy Morris from Morena, who proved that there is no age to learn…

1. Pooja Rawat: The people of Noida have tasted Rajasthani taste
Pooja Rawat, who delivers Rajasthani food online under the name ‘Aarogo-Sa’, lives in Greater Noida with mother-in-law, husband and 5-year-old daughter. Pooja says, “I got married in the year 2014. Became the mother of a lovely daughter in 2017. My world became my daughter and family. I couldn’t go out to work leaving the girl to the maid.

Pooja Rawat, who delivers Rajasthani food online. Along with looking after her 5-year-old daughter, Pooja is also handling her work very well.

Before Corona, like a common housewife, my life’s car was running. Leaving the bed every morning before the daughter and husband wake up. cleanliness. Taking a bath and then entering the kitchen. Makes tea and snacks. Packed tiffin for them. Prepare your daughter After the departure of the daughter and husband, she used to do household chores. That’s what was going on. Then one day the whole country was shut down. Daughter’s school and husband’s office started running online from home.

Now the husband and daughter were not in a hurry to go out of the house, so my running also reduced a bit. However, the daughter had online classes and homework assignments. I am very fond of cooking. My daughter and family love my hand food. One day I thought that if I start a food business, it will do well. There was no second thought after that. Registered himself with food delivery companies in July 2020 after watching videos on YouTube. My online Rajasthani restaurant named Aarogo-sa opened. In the beginning, my hands and feet used to swell when orders came. It took time to understand a lot of things like instructions from the customers, coordination with the delivery boy. I enjoy now Every day 10 to 20 orders arrive. I am earning 60 to 80 thousand per month. My hand cooked food is very much liked by the people of Noida.

2. Esser Joy Morris: Friendship with Key Technology for Kids
Essar Joy Morris, a resident of Morena, Madhya Pradesh, is a teacher at St. Mary’s School in the city. Morris has two daughters – one studying in 9th and 5th standard. Teacher Morris tells that she would reach school every day after completing household chores. There she used to teach small children with love and caress. Telling new things and stories would remind you. Checking their copies and putting notes so that they are motivated. Whether it is a dirty habit or hesitation, everyone would have improved by giving them an atmosphere of love and comfort.

Essar Joy Morris, teacher at St. Mary’s School. Teacher Morris is teaching K, K, C to the little ones along with providing education to their two daughters.

Esser Joy Morris says that when the school closed and online classes started, I was very upset. Because before that it was limited to reading something on social media or Google. Creating an online group Creating a link to Google Meet and then teaching it to children. Sometimes the network goes off and sometimes there is no sound. The biggest problem comes when children send homework. If someone would send a PDF, someone would click the photo from the mobile and send it. In such a situation, the problem of making notes after checking homework. By asking daughters and watching YouTube videos, she herself would learn something every day. Today, whether I want to take online classes or make notes on homework, all is well. Now I have become a smart teacher from a teacher.

3. Jyoti Singh: Bakery closed for baby, now Rajasthani art is being delivered from door to door
Jyoti Singh, who hails from Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, used to run a bakery earlier. His hand cookies, cakes and cupcakes were very much liked by the children. When Jyoti became pregnant in the year 2020, it became difficult to work for hours to make cookies, cakes and cupcakes. So he left the bakery. In the year 2021, she gave birth to a son.

Jyoti Singh, a resident of Jaipur. After the arrival of her son in this world, Jyoti is taking Rajasthani art to India and abroad through reselling.

Jyoti Singh thought that this should be done, so that the care of the child continues and the work also continues. After much thought, Jyoti explored the Jaipur market. It was then decided that the work of reselling Rajasthani art bedsheets and saris could be started online. Jyoti then dealt with some shopkeepers and registered herself with e-commerce companies. Now they buy goods from those shops and supply them to the customers in many states of the country and also abroad.

Jyoti says that when she used to run the bakery, then there was no need for online. So many customers used to come to know around that never thought of online. There were many things to learn when I started reselling. Now staying at home, I spend time with my son and also earn four paise. Along with this, I take Rajasthani art to the country and abroad.