| 1. Pabiben's mother became the family's breadwinner after her father's passing. |
| 2. At a young age, Pabiben started working to support her mother. |
| 3. She married young and settled with her husband in Bhadroi village, marking the beginning of her entrepreneurial journey. |
| 4. Pabiben reintroduced traditional Rabari embroidery and created Hari Jari, known as Pabi Jari. |
| 5. She has been honored with awards for her exceptional work in the handicrafts field. |
| 6. In 2015, Pabiben established 'Pabiben.com' and provided employment opportunities for women in her community, crafting a range of products sold internationally. |
| 7. Her journey as a successful entrepreneur has been chronicled in books and films, highlighting her inspiring story. |
| 8. She invented the Pabi Bag, a shopping bag featuring Hari Jari embroidery, which has been featured in Bollywood films like 'Luck by Chance' and Hollywood films like 'The Other End of The Line'. |
| 9. Through her cooperative, she employs over 300 women artisans from her community, producing bags, garments, home linen, and accessories sold globally including at the Smithsonian Institute and Textile Museum in the US. |
| 10. She joined a women’s group in 1998 and soon became known as a master artisan. |
