Sunita of Sundernagar wrote a story of success
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Sundernagar. With strong willpower, thousands of difficulties can be overcome and the story of success can be written. Sunita Devi of Bharjawanu, Sundernagar has done this. Due to her husband being often ill and lack of land suitable for farming, Sunita is earning Rs 3 to 3.50 lakh in a year by growing Paneeri on the terrace of her house. Along with growing cheese, Sunita Devi is also producing vegetables in a natural way on the land taken on lease. Sunita Devi is only 5th pass.
Today she is earning name across the country by growing Paneeri on the roof of her house. On this work of Sunita, Nachan Jankalyan Seva Samiti, Krishi Vigyan Kendra Sundernagar and Vice Chancellor of Agricultural University Palampur have come to her house and honored her and Union Minister Purushottam Rupala also talked to Sunita Devi virtually on Women Farmers Day and appreciated her commendable work. Have praised. Through Krishi Vigyan Kendra Sundernagar, trainees from various agricultural educational institutions of the state come to Sunita Devi for training.
Till now, she has given training to more than 300 such trainees about natural farming and the cultivation of plants grown on the terrace. Sunita Devi has emerged as a source of inspiration for this work of growing Paneeri on the rooftop. Sunita Devi says that when her husband was often ill and there was no land suitable for farming, she thought of earning a living by growing paneer on the roof of the house so that she would be able to stay at home and take care of her sick husband.
There will be no need of land to grow Paneeri. For this, he made a wooden box on the roof of the house and prepared a nursery of various vegetables in it and started selling it in the market. Due to this, Sunita Devi started earning up to one lakh rupees. Sunita Devi grows cabbage, cabbage, broccoli, ghee, bitter gourd, cucumber, onion etc. on her terrace and sells it in the market. Now he started farming by taking land on lease. Sunita Devi says that she is earning an annual income of Rs 3 to 3.50 lakh by selling Paneeri and doing natural farming.