
Women entrepreneurship
Training and hand-holding for women starting their own enterprises.
A women’s udyami association working with farmers and rural women in Rahuri, Maharashtra.
We are more than just an organization; we are a movement born in Baragaon Nandur, Rahuri, Maharashtra, dedicated to transforming lives.
From promoting sustainable organic agriculture to training the next generation of women entrepreneurs, we are here to cultivate positivity and harvest change.

Four areas of work, each rooted in what rural women and farming families need.

Training and hand-holding for women starting their own enterprises.

Steadier sources of income for farming households.

Sustainable farming practices that protect soil and health.

Direct support for families when they need it most.
“To place the tools of progress into the hands of those who feed and build our nation, our farmers and rural women.”
Gangakashi Women’s Udyami Association, also called GK Udyami, is a women-led association based in Baragaon Nandur, Taluka Rahuri, District Ahilyanagar, Maharashtra (PIN 413705). It works on women entrepreneurship, rural livelihoods, organic agriculture and community welfare.
GK Udyami works with farmers, rural women and families in Baragaon Nandur and the surrounding villages of Rahuri taluka in Ahilyanagar district, Maharashtra, India.
Yes. Donations are tax-deductible under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961. The association holds 12A registration (AAMCG4689EE20261) and 80G registration (AAMCG4689EF20261). Share your PAN after donating to receive the 80G certificate.
You can donate by UPI (ganga75880794@barodampay) or by bank transfer to Gangakashi Woman’s Udyami Association, Bank of Baroda, Rahuri branch, A/c no. 42110200000794, IFSC BARB0RAHURI.
Send an enquiry through the Enquiry page, email gkudyami.org@gmail.com, or call/WhatsApp +91 91851 16755. Companies can partner on livelihood, skill development and welfare programmes.
Recent activities include the Haldi Kunku programme and inauguration of the association (January 2026), Ashadhi Ekadashi celebrations with children and a tree plantation (July 2026), grocery kit distribution to families (September 2026) and the Navrang Dandiya Mahotsav (October 2026).