When the lights go out in her village, one woman gets on her bike, grabs her safety gear and heads out to fix the fault, even at midnight. Meet Jyoti Aher, a linewoman in Dhamangaon, Maharashtra, who climbs electricity poles, repairs faulty wires and handles transformers to restore power to her village. Working with the state electricity department, she has spent the past four years doing a job traditionally seen as a man's domain. As a child, Jyoti dreamed of joining the Army or becoming a police officer. When her height stood in the way of those ambitions, she found another way to serve her community. Today, she is the person villagers turn to when the power goes out. With her safety boots, heavy-duty gloves and tools, she is doing more than keeping the lights on. She is challenging the idea that some jobs belong only to men. #JyotiAher #WomenEmpowerment #WomenInspiringWomen #BreakingGenderStereotypes [Jyoti Aher Maharashtra woman linewoman, Woman electrician fixing power lines in rural Maharashtra, Female linewoman working with Maharashtra State Electricity Department]