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Their cafe shut amid Covid-induced lockdown, Sheroes' survivors reskill

Chhanv Foundation, which is behind the initiative, reckons that the food business isn't viable till 2022

In pre-pandemic times, Sheroes used to contribute about ~1.5 crore to Chhanv Foundation’s annual turnover of nearly ~2 crore
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In pre-pandemic times, Sheroes used to contribute about ~1.5 crore to Chhanv Foundation’s annual turnover of nearly ~2 crore

Anchita Ghosh New Delhi
Anshu Rajput was 15 when a man disfigured her face with a splash of acid, leaving her blind in the left eye and with little vision in the right.

The 55-year-old man, who attacked her after she rejected his proposal, used to stalk her on way to school at her village in Bijnor, Uttar Pradesh. But the Class X student didn’t tell her family fearing they might discontinue her studies. The fateful incident forced her to drop out, and the hurtful comments of villagers brought suicidal thoughts to her mind.

Six years on, she now reaches out to acid attack