Priti’s Hammer : Building Dreams while Breaking Barriers

In a quiet village, where people believed some jobs were only for boys, lived Priti

— a girl with a heart as strong as a lion. She loved carpentry, the art of turning wood into treasure, but everyone said, 

“Girls don’t do this!” 

Their words were like stones thrown at her dreams.

But Priti had a magic hammer

— not just a tool, but a key to open new doors. 

She learned carpentry through a special training and built more than chairs and tables

— she built hope. She gave other women from her village jobs, helping them shine like stars in the night sky.

Every day was a new mountain to climb. 

Some people doubted her, but Priti’s courage was a flame that never went out. She worked hard, her hammer singing songs of change with every strike.

Priti’s story tells us that when we believe in ourselves and don’t listen to the 

“you can’t,”

 we can build a better world. 

Her hammer teaches us: 

no matter who you are, you can break old rules and create something wonderful.

Moral:

Believe in yourself, &

 don’t let others decide what you can or cannot do.

Real story Idea Courtesy - https://www.mynation.com/india-untold/carpenter-didi-a-woman-breaking-stereotypes-in-the-male-dominated-occupation-of-carpentry-nagpur-iwh-s6dddp?utm_source=chatgpt.com 

Priti Hinge is a skilled female carpenter from Nagpur, Maharashtra. Inspired by her carpenter father, she learned the craft young and started her own business, Jai Shri Ganesh Furniture Mart. She is the only female carpenter in her village, breaking gender barriers. Priti also completed a business workshop under Skill India to grow her skills. Today, she runs a successful carpentry shop and supports other women by providing jobs, inspiring many in her community.