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Inviting ideas for Supplementing Income of Home Makers

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Santanu Datta
7 years 1 month ago
Cooperative method may bring a sea change in the society. First of all women in a group and women among groups should be trained regarding cooperative method. Government block level development officer should help these cooperative groups for bank loans, marketing for product of the cooperative.
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Anurag Shukla
7 years 1 month ago
contd.These public kitchen can be created at block levels and there size will be depending upon probable users.These kitchens can be run by govt. approved authority and having a small packaging system as per local needs.All Indian food certifications authority will allow to use their authenticating logo/ seals so that when packaged food from these public kitchens reaches to market it could compete with branded sellers and due to low labour cost it can expand in market.These need union budget
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Anurag Shukla
7 years 1 month ago
Our policy is creation of self employment opportunities.In this background ,we can create public kitchen not for individual household but a opportunity for those family who try to sale food stuff made at their home,but due to no big name/brand these family are unable to survive.The public kitchen concept is that there will be very good hygiene maintained cooking system having no. of cooking partitions, a good toilet,shower facility & big terrace over roof for sun drying cookies etc. contd
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vibha joshi
7 years 1 month ago
Please ladies stop compairing your self to men .and take lots of time with your kids and give them proper teaching .if new genration will be strong then country will be strong .give them proper home made food
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MANJEE PATEL
7 years 1 month ago
In our country there is a lot of women's who are working for only as house wife.she does not work outside the home.Our Indian government has launched the scheme 'skill development (kayshal parikshan).but in our society there is less women who are learning.
There is a lot of works are providing in this scheme like sewing,weavin and g and designing and computer centre.The women who are interested they can take training.She would be able to earn for home and takd care for her childrens.
Thanks
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Arshia Gupta
7 years 1 month ago
Sir plz remove article 35-A (370) from J&K and the those who are anti-INDIANS from politicians to local citizens should be punished. Then only we can make our country a better place to live in. We all from Jammu, J&K, INDIA will be thankful to you.
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ramamohan rao dabburi
7 years 1 month ago
i am talking about rural india women income.. give a buffalo to two women.. lets assume 10 crore women will be benefited.. so 5 crore * 60000 costs 3 lakh crore.. this is one time budget...
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Mitul Kansal
7 years 1 month ago
Get a Cashback Credit Card
Making your wallet work for you is such a simple way to increase your income – and one of the best ways to do this is with a cashback credit card.
With these cards, you can earn a percentage of your spending back when you make purchases at the grocery store, restaurant, and gas station or anywhere else your credit card is accepted.
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Mitul Kansal
7 years 1 month ago
Another thing that we all have taking up too much space in our homes is books. Even if you, like me, love a good book, there are titles that once you’ve read them, you most likely won’t read again.
So, consider selling them.
There are so many places online where you can sell used books.
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Mitul Kansal
7 years 1 month ago
Whether it’s a coat that doesn’t fit anymore or a pair of jeans that you decided you didn’t like as much you did when you got them home from the store, most of us have clothes we no longer wear.
In fact, we only wear around 20% of our closets according to statistics.
So, rather than just leaving your clothes to clutter up your closet, why not sell them instead?
There are apps and websites out there that make the process of selling your unwanted clothes, bags and shoes so easy.
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