Manoj Warkade died when he was barely 25. The oldest of three siblings, Manoj loved to ride motorbike. He would ride his machine through meadows, farm fields – at times cross rivulets, and climb hillocks [. . .]
Diptimayee Nayak loves to eat fish. And, so do the other members of her six-member family, and most of the people living in Odisha (per capita fish consumption is 13.79kg/annum in Odisha, while the national average stands at 6.5 kgs per person).
Farmers of Nayagram block of West Bengal would work with all their might round the year to earn
Rs.60,000 or so. That was all to meet their family expenses. Their crop looked exotic, but could never
fetch handsome cash income from the local market.
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दिमाग़ में सोचे सवालों की श्रंखला में से मैंने एक को चुना "किस चीज़ से ख़ुशी मिलती है दीदी आपको?" मैंने अपने पैर अपने दिल के समीप समेटते हुए पूछा
Kadiganda, one of the remotest villages surrounded by dense forest in the Kandhamal district,has set a great precedent for others. Traditionally, the major source of livelihood was hunting in this area.
Ginger is an important cash crop cultivated by the tribal farmers of Odisha for their livelihood. Odisha is environmentally suitable for, and has the highest area under ginger cultivation in the tribal belt of Kandhamal, Koraput and Keonjhar.