In India, women from poor rural, tribal, migrant, coastal and urban marginalised communities bear the primary responsibilities over cooking, fetching water, working and living in very unsafe and unsustainable conditions whether it is walking long distances for daily wage labour, performing multiple labour intensive tasks in their farms, factories or other occupations, having little or no access to electricity, water or toilets that can provide decent and safe spaces of human existence. Women face many challenges whether to collect firewood or to afford or access LPG for safer means of cooking.