My journey into social activism began not in a classroom, but at home. I was raised by a mother who, despite being physically handicapped, was the strongest woman I’ve ever known. She taught me and my five siblings to rise above limitations, believe in the power of education, and always fight for what’s right—even when no one else does.

Inspired by her resilience, I excelled academically and proudly represented India at the national level in sports, earning a medal for the country and subsequently contributed as a skilled lawn tennis coach. But my true calling came from the real-life struggles.

I witnessed around me—stories of injustice, silence, and pain that could not be ignored.

And so, CCDO was founded—with a mission rooted in justice and resilience. To be a voice for the voiceless, a hand to hold during recovery, and a platform where survivors don’t just survive—they rise.

Over the years, we’ve helped hundreds of women and marginalized individuals rebuild their lives — providing legal aid, rehabilitation, vocational training, and emotional support. Each success story is a step closer to the India we dream of: safe, just, and inclusive. My vision is bold yet simple: No survivor left behind Every woman empowered A future where justice isn’t a privilege—but a right.