These women excel in kitchens, farming, bases-know their journey
Hiravati Verma, a farmer from Narendrapur village in Sultanpur, has brought her name to the district by cultivating strawberries. Hiravati is not very educated, but on the strength of his spirits, he prepared a good-grossing crop and sent it to the market, which also earns them well. She had ordered a strawberry plant from Pune, which she is earning good profits by planting in her fields. He has planted more than 25 thousand strawberry plants. One and a half lakh rupees have been costing in this farming.
If there is courage and passion in the heart, then any person can do any work easily. A similar example has been set by Savita Srivastava, a resident of Sultanpur, who started the work of making pickles first. After that, this business was carried forward and today they are doing business of millions of rupees.
Even after 75 years of independence, women are constantly moving forward in Indian society and are walking shoulder to shoulder with men. One such example is Doctor Pallavi Kaushal, a resident of Sultanpur, who has taken the initiative to make women self -sufficient. For this, they have opened a dhaba, where all the women working are. After hard work and struggles, this dhaba is going on very well. Doctor Pallavi Kaushal is providing employment to other women along with being self-sufficient.
Priyanka Maurya joined the women’s group and got the post of BC Sakhi in the state and is now doing banking transactions. Priyanka is transacting more than 3 crore rupees every month. Priyanka Maurya has secured first place in Uttar Pradesh in terms of banking transaction. She started the work of BC Sakhi agent in collaboration with women self -help groups and is touching the highs today.
Lalita Maurya has proved that if there is a passion to pass something in the mind, then any difficulty becomes easier. She has made himself self -sufficient by joining women self -help groups and has become an inspiration for other women today. Lalita has made traditional mines like pickles, Setua, Kohuri to be built at her home. She sells her made goods in the market.
Somvati did not have any special connection with books and studies, but this woman, who grew up in Gujarat, learned traditional art from her family. This art gave such a skill to his mind and hands that today he is standing on his feet. Somvati, who lives in Uttaradha village in Sultanpur district, makes a skirting for the decoration of doors, bedrooms, places of worship and entrance from wool.
Sunita of Gabdia in Sultanpur city has adopted the art of making soil products in such a way that this traditional business can survive. He believes that on festivals, wedding and other auspicious occasions like Deepawali, the decorations of electric wracks and candles as well as idols of Ganesha and Lakshmi should be made attractive. With this thinking she prepares her products, so that traditional art can be preserved.
Geeta Devi, who hails from Sultanpur, is living at home and making soaps from neem, karaunda etc. and selling soaps in the market. Due to this, they are also getting mastery in the art of making soap and are earning well. Geeta Devi, studying till class VIII, is working to make soap by joining Jai Maa Kali Self Help Group. After gaining efficiency in the art of soap making, she is selling her product in the market for good prices.
