She says empowerment is a cause which must be personal for every woman before it is regarded as a national issue. “I think we have a long way to go before every woman in the country feels empowered. But I do think that with each passing day, some woman is discovering her own power… so, women empowerment is not just a national issue. First, it’s a personal issue, then a regional issue, then a national issue and then a universal one. But, more importantly, I think it has to start being a personal issue as we have to each discover our own power,” Vidya told IANS in an interview.

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