Bari Development Plan made a source of income in Gauthan campus

In rural areas, many programs and schemes are being implemented to improve the socio-economic condition of women and to make them technically more efficient and efficient. Women from rural areas of Chhattisgarh state are setting an example of social and economic upliftment by joining self-help groups. A similar story is about the Gulab women self-help group of Gram Panchayat Dhodhrapal located about 15 km from Jagdalpur headquarters of Bastar district, women joined the “Bihan” group under the ambitious scheme of governance under Naruva, Ghurwa, Garuwa Bari Bari development work was done on about one acre of land in Gothan of the village.
    Fencing was done by the Gothan Management Committee on one acre of land for the construction of Bari. The system of land and water available at Gowthan boosted the morale of the women of the group, women are trying to use the above land better.
    With the technical support of the National Rural Livelihoods Mission and Horticulture Department, the women have planted brinjal, ladyfinger, papaya and marigold flower plants on the land. Under the supervision of the horticulture department, the women gave the right size to the fence and from this fence they started taking crops of lady finger, brinjal vegetable. He sold vegetables for about Rs.1000 to Rs.1200 a week and generated income from Rs.15000 to Rs.200,000 from this bari.
    To further develop this fence, he sent a demand for drip irrigation with the technical help of the horticulture department. They are now keen on a second crop and more advanced production. For this, the second crop has now been planned to be done with drip irrigation and mulching method. For this, land reform and land has been prepared.