Ranchi's 15 Millionaire Sisters: From Bricklaying to Bamboo Art, Now Global Entrepreneurs

• 15 women from Ranchi, including Sheela Devi and Tulsi Devi, transformed their lives from bricklaying to self-reliance through bamboo and cane art.
• They create designer items and home decor from bamboo, cane, and waste materials, supported by the Jharkhand government.
• Once confined to manual labor, these women now travel to major cities like Delhi and Mumbai, setting up stalls and experiencing new cultures.
• Their products include bamboo flower bouquets, nameplates, flower pots, document files, and trays, all handcrafted with specialized training.
• Monthly earnings have surged from 2,000 rupees to 15,000 rupees, empowering them to manage households and become their own bosses.