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The ongoing hangover from Diwali celebrations serves as a reminder of the need for quality rest. During an evening discussion with friends in rural Alipurduar, we addressed critical food security issues, especially regarding small and marginal farmers. It is paradoxical that these farmers, who produce food, often find themselves reliant on ration shops for basic necessities due to inadequate financial resources. They struggle to manage even minimal land, facing predatory practices from input suppliers who charge inflated prices and enforce conditions that require farmers to sell their produce back to them at uncompetitive rates. After covering costs for equipment and other expenses, these farmers are left with only 10-15% of their earnings, insufficient for their labor-intensive efforts. This longstanding cycle of indebtedness perpetuates their distressing situation. It is imperative for Farmer Producer Companies (FPCs) to genuinely address these issues to ensure that small and marginal farmers achieve fair compensation and improved livelihoods. The picture taken from Shutterstock from Google Vasundhara NGO

This year, the Diwali Festival will begin on November 1. Diwali is a holiday celebrated in India, also known as the Festival of Lights. This festival usually takes place for 5 days and prepares two months before the festival. However, this festival indirectly affects the cashew industry in the world's most populous country. Cashew nuts have always been a favorite snack of Indians. But currently, raw cashew output is currently decreasing quite a lot in India and decreasing by about 25% in other producing countries such as Vietnam and Africa. Cashew industries around the world have prepared themselves for prices to continue to rise in the coming months, and may only cool down when the next harvest begins in March 2025. Source: Khmer Times ——————————— POMPOUS SONTHANHPHAT LIMITED (PSL Cashew) - Website: https://pslcashew.com/ - Linkedin: https://lnkd.in/eXXuM78K - Facebook: https://lnkd.in/gqnZYase - Instagram: https://lnkd.in/gQQ5Ppez - Email: [email protected] - Tel: (84) 981 101 209 #work #quality #packaging #cashew #nuts #driedfruits #cashew #cashewcheese #cashewbutter #cashewnuts #cashewmilk #cashewcream #cashewsauce #spicycashews #roastedcashews #CashewPower #pslcashew #psl #cashew #cashewnut #keto

The first piece of our tech ecosystem takes shape with a deep impact to some of the lives who are not lit well during Diwali. I am glad that we can now make some meaningful impact. #Sustainability #CircularEconomy #WNDYKaro

Taking the first step is a journey well begun. As WNDY hits the market, we are glad to leverage its ability towards making a difference #upcycle #circulareconomy #sustainability #happydiwali

Protecting Stray Animals and pets During Diwali: Celebrate Responsable Diwali, known as the festival of lights, is a time of joy and celebration, but it can also pose significant challenges for our pets and stray animals. The loud noises from firecrackers, bright lights, and chaotic festivities can lead to anxiety and distress in animals. It is essential to raise awareness about how to protect both pets at home and strays in the community during this festive season. Understanding the Impact on Animals Animals, particularly dogs, cats, birds and cows, have heigh senses compared to humans. The loud sounds of fireworks can cause fear and anxiety, leading to behaviors such as trembling, hiding, or excessive barking. Additionally, the smoke from firecrackers can be harmful to their respiratory systems. Stray animals are particularly vulnerable as they lack safe spaces to retreat from the noise and chaos. Celebrating Diwali should include compassion for all beings, including our furry friends. By taking proactive measures to protect both pets at home and stray animals in our communities, we can ensure a safer, more inclusive celebration. Let’s make this Diwali a festival of love and kindness by prioritising the well-being of all creatures around us. Celebrate Responsibly #PetFriendlyDiwali #SafeDiwaliForPets #ProtectStraysThisDiwali #CompassionateCelebration #DiwaliWithLove #PawsAndLights #CelebrateWithCare #KindnessToAnimals #DiwaliAnimalAwareness #SafeAndSoundPets #StrayCareDuringDiwali #HappyPets #Diwali

??"From Waste to Wealth: How Cow Dung Lamps Are Revolutionizing Diwali Celebrations!" ? Cow dung lamps transform Diwali celebrations with their eco-friendly appeal and economic benefits. Rising Demand: Last year,?1 crore?(10 million) cow dung lamps were sold, and this year, production is expected to reach?1.5 crore?(15 million) lamps, reflecting a significant increase in popularity. Affordability: Cow dung costs less than?50 paise per kilogram, making it an economical choice for lamp production. Community Impact: Over?140,000 women?from self-help groups are involved in making these lamps, providing them with a sustainable income source. Environmental Benefits: These lamps are fully biodegradable and leave behind nutrient-rich ash that can be used as fertilizer, promoting sustainable waste management. #CowDungLamps #Lamps #DiwaliDiyas #Diwali #DeepavaliDiyas #Deepavali

On the auspicious day of Diwali, one of the most cherished festivities in Bharat, Indian Chamber of Food and Agriculture is excited to announce the launch of State Summits and Councils across the States of Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. Following the successful launch of the Karnataka State Agriculture Council and our inaugural council meeting, where our mission and objectives were affirmed and articulated, we are now initiating transformative partnerships with the State Government through organized sub-groups and committees. ICFA is gearing up for an eventful December with the launch of State Councils across Tamil Nadu, Telangana, and Andhra Pradesh. We extend an invitation to Visionaries, Innovators, Bureaucrats, Policymakers, Agribusinesses, Startups, Farmers, FPOs, Industry Leaders, Banks, Development Institutions, SHGs, Aggregators, Agri-fintech and Logistics partners, and students - all dedicated to advancing our States’ and Country’s Agricultural GDP. Tamil Nadu (Chennai) – 5 December Telangana (Hyderabad) – 12 December Andhra Pradesh (Amravati) – 20 December ????? ????? ????? ??????????? Dr. MJ Khan Indian Chamber of Food and Agriculture Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare, Government of India Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India Government of Karnataka Government of Tamil Nadu Government of Andhra Pradesh Government of Telangana

Plant these 5 #plants in your #house before Diwali, these plants #attract #money like a #magnet – #Global #News #Desk It is said in Vastu Shastra that every thing kept in your house brings some kind of energy in your life. If you keep the right things at the right place, it brings positive energy and makes your life happy. But if something is kept in the wrong direction i.e. in the opposite direction, then it starts bringing negative energy into the house. Similarly, planting trees in the house is also considered auspicious. Yes, if you #plant wrong plants inside the house, it can also have negative effects. Today we are telling you about 5 such plants https://lnkd.in/e-uqr2_7 #Diwali #Goodluckplantname #luckiestplantforhome #Luckyplantsforhome #Luckyplantsforhomefengshui #LuckyPlantsforHomeinHindi #Luckyplantsforhomevastu #LuckyPlantsForMoney #LuckyPlantsForWealth

Why they do not adopt stray animals, approximately 6.2 crore stray /streets dogs and 91 lakh street cats in India ? No concern for them - Worried about only their pets and that ,too ,on Diwali, only . Moreover, what about the countries and some communities that eat dogs .?? Some countries where people eat dogs and cats include: China This country is believed to be responsible for the majority of global cases of cat and dog slaughter. It's legal to sell and eat dog meat in China, and the tradition of eating dogs dates back thousands of years. South Korea Dog meat was once popular in South Korea, but younger generations prefer to keep dogs as pets. Cambodia An estimated two to three million dogs are slaughtered annually in Cambodia for their meat. Indonesia Less than seven percent of Indonesians eat dog and cat meat, but around one million dogs and hundreds of thousands of cats are killed for the meat trade every year. Other countries where people eat dogs and cats include: The Philippines, Thailand, Laos, Vietnam, and The region of Nagaland in India. More dogs & cats eating nations _Comment Section ??