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Jeevachi Mumbai – A journey of joy to 30 widows of farmer suicide victims

Updated On: 18 February, 2026 07:58 PM IST | Tarun Verma

`Jeevachi Mumbai – A Journey of Joy` brought 30 widowed women from farmer suicide-affected families to Worli Seaface for a special three-day visit, offering them recognition, dignity and a few moments of happiness away from their daily struggles. (PICS/ASHISH RAJE)

`Jeevachi Mumbai – A Journey of Joy` brought 30 widowed women from farmer suicide-affected families to Worli Seaface for a special three-day visit, offering them recognition, dignity and a few moments of happiness away from their daily struggles. (PICS/ASHISH RAJE)

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`Jeevachi Mumbai – A Journey of Joy` brought 30 widowed women from farmer suicide-affected families to Worli Seaface for a special three-day visit, offering them recognition, dignity and a few moments of happiness away from their daily struggles. (PICS/ASHISH RAJE)
<p>The three-day tour, held on February 17, 18 and 19, was organised by social activist Mahesh Pawar under the annual Jeevachi Mumbai initiative of Rasikashray Sanstha, Ghatanji, District Yavatmal</p>

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The three-day tour, held on February 17, 18 and 19, was organised by social activist Mahesh Pawar under the annual Jeevachi Mumbai initiative of Rasikashray Sanstha, Ghatanji, District Yavatmal

<p>These women, often the most important yet neglected pillar of the agricultural system, were brought to Mumbai to be acknowledged, appreciated and celebrated for their strength</p>

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These women, often the most important yet neglected pillar of the agricultural system, were brought to Mumbai to be acknowledged, appreciated and celebrated for their strength

<p>After losing their farmer husbands to debt-driven suicides, many are left alone to shoulder responsibility, rewriting the &ldquo;7/12 extract&rdquo; of their own lives while caring for their children and land</p>

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After losing their farmer husbands to debt-driven suicides, many are left alone to shoulder responsibility, rewriting the “7/12 extract” of their own lives while caring for their children and land

<p>With limited support from in-laws or even their parental homes, they continue their daily struggle for survival, facing loneliness and financial burden with remarkable courage</p>

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With limited support from in-laws or even their parental homes, they continue their daily struggle for survival, facing loneliness and financial burden with remarkable courage

<p>The initiative recognises that the government, administration and society often remain unaware of their silent battles, yet these women persist in building a better future</p>

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The initiative recognises that the government, administration and society often remain unaware of their silent battles, yet these women persist in building a better future

<p>At Worli Seaface, laughter and shared conversations replaced worry for a while, offering rare and precious moments of peace. &ldquo;Jeevachi Mumbai &ndash; A Journey of Joy&rdquo; stands as a salute to their resilience, reminding them that their courage is seen, valued and deeply respected</p>

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At Worli Seaface, laughter and shared conversations replaced worry for a while, offering rare and precious moments of peace. “Jeevachi Mumbai – A Journey of Joy” stands as a salute to their resilience, reminding them that their courage is seen, valued and deeply respected

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