Yogeshwari Rane - Hindustan Zinc

the mining industry is becoming a more inclusive and diverse field
As we are moving towards highly mechanized mines, the overall perception of mining industry as a male-dominated industry is changing since it is no more about just physical labour.

Yogeshwari Rane - Associate Manager, Mining Rampura Agucha UG Mine Hindustan Zinc

With changing attitudes and increased support from companies, the mining industry is becoming a more inclusive and diverse field.
As the mining industry has traditionally been considered a physically demanding field, it is important to recognize that success in this industry is not solely based on physical abilities. While there may be initial hurdles to overcome, hard work and dedication can lead to recognition and respect within the industry. Although women may experience some conscious or unconscious bias, with perseverance and determination, they will get the desired support.

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