The organization was established to empower tribal women to stand up for their rights. The organization is called "Ayo Aidari," which means "women's rights." It is known reality that tribal peoples are neglected and continue to have subpar rights and privileges. Different laws have been enacted to protect their rights, yet they are the least aware of these laws and such legislations. The process of their development has been hampered by ignorance, illiteracy, and poverty. In a state like Jharkhand, tribal people's lives are precarious and they are a far away from the idea of development. Most of their homes are located in geographically challenging places, and they still lack access to essential amenities like safe drinking water, proper road communication, elementary education, and public health services.