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Who is breaking stereotypes for female empowerment, this Careem captain or these girls?
by Bushra Nayeem | Published on March 12, 2018 (Edited March 13, 2018)
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Pakistan- Recenlty pictures of females taking bike rides with cab/bike services are circulating over the internet under the statement of “women empowerment” and “girls on bike”. They have got a lot of positive responses as well but is this what women empowerment is all about: bike rides?
The real star of our society, Karachi’s first female bike captain Varisha. She has been riding a bike since 2009 and due to her poor financial conditions she joined hands with Careem and is now the first female bike captain from Karachi. Her video was shared by Careem on International women’s day to appreciate her work and contribution.
She has got some bigger goals as she already is training and helping other girls to ride a bike. She is encouraging other females to step forward and be a part of the change. Women in our society are best seen at home wasting not only they’re lives but also skills and potential. Varisha is actually breaking the stereotypes and her story needs to be shared with everyone.
There are thousands of girls who are underprivileged and have no other choice than riding a bike every single day regardless of the melting heat in summers and freezing cold in winters. Riding bike for girls is not something new, probably for the girls who are just doing it for fun or just to have a little “adventure” but guess some girls have to do it everyday and they must be praying to God for a 4 wheeler as at least they will have something over their heads (Human nature).
Facebook users were happy to see such progress in our society.
Via Careem Facebook
Wishing her all the best!
Via Careem Facebook
Via Careem Facebook
- “She drives the change”
by Bushra Nayeem | Published on March 12, 2018 (Edited March 13, 2018)
Pakistan- Recenlty pictures of females taking bike rides with cab/bike services are circulating over the internet under the statement of “women empowerment” and “girls on bike”. They have got a lot of positive responses as well but is this what women empowerment is all about: bike rides?
The real star of our society, Karachi’s first female bike captain Varisha. She has been riding a bike since 2009 and due to her poor financial conditions she joined hands with Careem and is now the first female bike captain from Karachi. Her video was shared by Careem on International women’s day to appreciate her work and contribution.
She has got some bigger goals as she already is training and helping other girls to ride a bike. She is encouraging other females to step forward and be a part of the change. Women in our society are best seen at home wasting not only they’re lives but also skills and potential. Varisha is actually breaking the stereotypes and her story needs to be shared with everyone.
There are thousands of girls who are underprivileged and have no other choice than riding a bike every single day regardless of the melting heat in summers and freezing cold in winters. Riding bike for girls is not something new, probably for the girls who are just doing it for fun or just to have a little “adventure” but guess some girls have to do it everyday and they must be praying to God for a 4 wheeler as at least they will have something over their heads (Human nature).
Facebook users were happy to see such progress in our society.
Via Careem Facebook
Wishing her all the best!
Via Careem Facebook
Via Careem Facebook
