After her first election loss, Bihar’s Seema Kumari won and began working on education, roads, women’s empowerment and water conservation.
In Dhanuki Panchayat of Sarmera block in Bihar’s Nalanda district, Seema Kumari is popularly known as the ‘Nimki Mukhiya’.
Today, she is recognised as a responsible and active woman leader.
Whenever she visits different government offices for panchayat-related work, people recognise her and know her by name.
But reaching this position was not easy.
Seema Kumari spent a significant part of her life managing household responsibilities.
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