Blog: India

Jatapara Village, India

In the month of January, we were excited about the beginning of the year. In Jatapara Village, we cultivate 30% rabi crops. Rabi crops are also known as winter crops. These are the crops that are sown at the beginning of the winter season, such as wheat, pea, and mustard.

Binodpur Village, India

Greetings from Binodpur! I hope this new year will bring new opportunities to serve the villagers. 

Jatapara Village, India

Binodpur Village, India

Last quarter was better than the previous. Due to lockdowns and the monsoon, some work had been left incomplete. We have completed those works and begun to complete the last quarterly plans as well. 

This quarter we completed the tube well installation work. We installed a name plate and laid a cement floor. People are happy to get clean water for their daily use. 

Kharibari Village, India

Dhoker Jhara Village, India

In Dhokerjhara Village everything is going well. Villagers are eating healthy meals and drinking clean water. We encouraged the villagers to start kitchen gardens: some of them have started kitchen gardening and others are doing it on a big scale and even selling their produce on the market. 

Binodpur Village, India

Greetings from Binodpur Village!  We are grateful for your constant help and support.

We are really happy about having clean drinking water and, for that, we would like to thank GHNI. Now, thanks to the Water project, the villagers are getting clean water for cooking and bathing. 

Kharibari Village, India

Jatapara Village, India

Last month we sowed good quality maize seed, hoping to get better yields. Usually people keep maize seed left over from the previous year of cultivation; this is the traditional way. Most of the time these stocks ended up destroyed due to a lack of care. This time we bought and sowed seeds from the seed storehouse provided by the government to see what the difference will be from the previous harvest.

Dhoker Jhara Village, India

In the month of October, a football tournament was organised through Transformational Community Development (TCD) in order to promote unity among the neighbouring villages. It was an initiative to bring youth together for the upliftment of society.