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UP's Green Army: Sari-clad women tackle addiction, violence and child marriage in villages

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In rural Uttar Pradesh, women dressed in green saris and carrying lathis have formed a grassroots group known as the Green Army to address social issues in their communities. The group targets problems such as gambling, alcohol misuse, and domestic violence that affect village life. Drawing from their own lived experiences, members actively campaign for girls' education and work to prevent child marriages. The women also promote the celebration of daughters' births and support sustainable livelihood initiatives. Their collective efforts are driving meaningful social change across rural areas of the state.

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