BEFORE her husband died, leaving her to raise their two-year-old daughter alone, Sarika Pawar had never imagined working a regular job.
Like her own mother and most of the women she knew in rural India, she spent her days confined to her village. Her hours were consumed with looking after her toddler, boiling water to drink and fashioning an evening meal.
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