Madhavi Ganapathi is a social activist who was part of a live campaign in every aspect of crime against women and girls. She provided counselling to more than 500 referral and rehabilitative services to women who are victims of atrocities.

Provided Counselling to more than 500 referral and rehabilitative services to women and children who are victims of atrocities, family maladjustments and social ostracism, crisis intervention and trauma counselling in case of natural disasters. For the last 23 years working in the Social Development sector since 1998.

Associated with Vasavya Mahila Mandali in Community Driven Approaches Addressing Feminization needs of women, growth and up-liftment of certain vulnerable groups of the community especially the poor, unemployed, women and children in India.

Experienced in counselling and resolving the disputes of individuals and families related to domestic violence, harassment by family, cheating in the name of love etc.

Profession: 
Change Maker & Social Activist

Hobbies and Interests:
Singing, Listening Music, Reading

Education: 
She is an MBA graduate.

Key to success: 
Success to me means my purpose is to motivate, inspire, and engage young talent and to create a meaningful impact on the lives of people around me.

Inspiration: 
Dr.Keerthi Bollineni

Struggles: 
The initial days were informative, learning and sharing our thoughts with others. 

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Thoughts on Women’s Life: 
"Strong women don’t have ‘attitudes,’ have standards".

Advice to women: 
Define success your own way. Other people’s standards may not be yours—pursue your ambition, be open to new directions, and live your own life.

Crimes against women have increased in recent times. What would you say about that?
Raise awareness of the dangers of harmful traditions. 
Tackle violence against girls in school. 
Challenge and speak out about violence in the home. 
Transform attitudes towards harmful practices at multiple levels.
Listen to girls' experiences of violence - and their solutions.
Let's all come together and Stand by saying #No Silence for Violence.

Favourite Book: 
Bhagavad Gita

Where do you aim to see yourself in the next five years?
I see the coming five years as full of new challenges and responsibilities that will anchor me to become a better leader and professional. If given this opportunity, I am certain that the next five years will be beneficial for both me and the activities as a whole.”

What are your thoughts about feminism?
According to me feminism empowers women to achieve their goals, whatever they may be. It's a positive force in their lives.

Message to Hello Vizag readers
We should never let your fears prevent you from doing what you know is right.