This article unravels the socio-economic reverberations of the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana (PMUY) scheme in the bucolic confines of Jaipur, with a particular focus on women's empowerment. This article showcases how the scheme has transformed Indian society and culture with special reference to the rural belt of Jaipur. The scheme attempts to mitigate the health perils of traditional cooking methods and augments female empowerment by facilitating access to contemporary energy sources. This study is a detailed look at how this fairly simple action has caused a lot of different effects. Our research approach is manifold, synthesizing qualitative and quantitative research methodologies. We get direct feedback from PMUY beneficiaries through surveys, personal interviews, and focus group talks. Along with these, statistical tools are used to quantify the positive changes in the lives of women beneficiaries after the plan was put into place. The fruit of this research articulates a conspicuous transformation in Jaipur’s rural women’s lives.