“After my divorce, I moved back home. With a house of 12 people, I was teased for contributing not...
Read more“After my divorce, I moved back home. With a house of 12 people, I was teased for contributing not...
Read more‘Farming is a family business and we all get involved – in fact, we live as part of khiryati Dha...
Read more"I was completing my graduation and had my sights set on a government job when my father passed away...
Read more“Bananas are thirsty – drinking almost 50% of water as you grow them! In this water parched ar...
Read more“Farming is often a subsistence business and that's what it was for me! But little did I know th...
Read more“In West Bengal, Mandals are known to be cultivators. So despite earning my trade as an electricia...
Read moreSince childhood, I saw my father struggling to make agriculture profitable. I was very sure that I ...
Read more“It was a bitter pill to swallow - I was 59. I'd just retired. And was broken. Despite ...
Read more“When I joined as principal of Zilla Parishad School in Pimpalgaon in 2013, children from the comm...
Read moreA simple housewife, Letu Bai kickstarted a Wadi – igniting interest in other farmers, sharing her ...
Read moreP.K.Laheri is one of Ambuja Foundation’s longest standing Board Members, and has had one of those ...
Read moreAmbuja Foundation’s SEDI team recently launched an Alumni Chapter in order to provide support to ...
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