New Delhi: In the heartland of Jharkhand, Ms. Chami Murmu has emerged as newage green activist whose  legacy would etched in the golden letters.

 This tribal social worker has not only planted over 30 lakh trees but has also sown the seeds of empowerment among 30,000 women through the establishment of Self-Help Groups (SHGs).

Her journey is one marked by resilience, as she navigated challenges to bring about tangible change in the socio-economic fabric of her community.

The once barren terrains now bear witness to a thriving ecosystem, thanks to Murmu's relentless efforts in environmental conservation and afforestation.

The accolade of the Padma Shri is a testament to her extraordinary contributions, recognizing her as a trailblazer in the field of social work.

Ms. Murmu stands tall, not just for her environmental stewardship but also for fostering a sense of agency among women, empowering them through SHGs and enabling financial independence.

Her story transcends regional boundaries, resonating as a powerful narrative of how individual determination can metamorphose landscapes and uplift communities. Chami Murmu's journey is an ode to the spirit that fuels transformative change, inspiring women across India to envision and enact their own legendary achievements.