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Inviting ideas for Supplementing Income of Home Makers

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Jun 18, 2019
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srinivas khanna
7 years 1 month ago
In Rurban areas women can be wonderful caregivers and caretakers or elderly and children. Promote regulathed creches and elderly care centres with an added aid of medical personnel and teachers to make their lives fruitful and at the same time provide succour to the urban needs
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srinivas khanna
7 years 1 month ago
Homemakers are known for their skills in handicrafts, food products such as papads, pickles, , jams etc, traditional ware such as Bidri, beadwork, rangoli,. Promote co operatives which can provide them a steady source of income from the nearby urban centres consisting of nuclear families.
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Rishi Pandey
7 years 1 month ago
Hand knitted woollen clothes in the northern parts of country such as Delhi, UP UK etc.....were people face severe cold and this would not only supplement their income but can also be a great help to low earning families who don't have enough money to purchase readymade one's. And one can also so its creativity and can earn more.
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Mou Mita
7 years 1 month ago
every individual has a particular skill...may be more maybe little less but they have..... they make use of it. maybe cooking, household, child care, education, gardening, grooming, tailoring, Crafting, painting, designing, socializing, music, dance or any other creative skill... they can hone their skills and do anything they want to do.
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V Ganesh Nagaraj Kumar
7 years 1 month ago
Sir as you know in rural areas women help in agriculture,SHG,MNREGS in non seasonal days have been helping rural women.But they may be given training in rural available raw material available geographically and make byproducts and create mkt for them .For urban women improving life skills to setup small startups.
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Subhadro Bonnerjee
7 years 1 month ago
Mission Honesty
Elderly Citizens with background of high integrity can be requested to give lectures in the Moral Science classes in the Schools. Attendance to such classes should be made compulsory. Ideally this lecture can be given in an open field and should be attended by all students from Class V to XII in the morning.
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Ritu Raj Samdarshi
7 years 1 month ago
HOUSE WIFES CAN SHARE THEIR INNOVATIVE AND TASTY RECIPES TO THE ONE KIND OF ITSELF PLATFORM..FROM WHICH CAN THEY EARN MONEY OR INSTEAD OF MONEY THEY CAN HOUSEHOLD GOODS. IT ENGINEERS CAN DESIGN SUCH TYPE OF REEFRIGERATOR OR SOME KIND OF SMALL DEVICE THAT CAN EVERYONE AFFORD OR FIT IN ANY OTHER ELECTRONIC DEVICE FROM WHICH ANY LADY CAN SHARE THEIR IDEA OF GREAT RECIPE, IT CAN APPLICABLE TO MEN ALSO THOSE WHO COOKS
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Subhadro Bonnerjee
7 years 1 month ago
Mission Honesty
If you put some mark on a soft muddy place that will show vividly when the soil dries. Similarly the concept of honesty has to be taught to a child at his/her tender age. The subject of Moral Science must be made compulsory from class V in the schools and it must be a subject till class VII. Pass mark on this subject has to be much higher than other subjects and failing to score the required % should disqualify a student from going to the next class. India needs characters.
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vivek bundela
7 years 1 month ago
Home makers do a great job of up-bringing of childrens.
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vivek bundela
7 years 1 month ago
Namashte, Home makers can be paid a part of salary from the employed (Husbands) persons salery. and The amount should be tax free. The home maker can be mother, Wife or sister. A persent (say 20%) can be fixed by govt. ruling.
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