People choice campaign

 Name: Samarth Bhandari Course: B.Com Program(Regular) Roll No.: 23/4743 Email ID: thor37928@gmail.com Home Town Address: C-19/7, 2nd floor, Ardee City, Sector-52, Gurugram, Haryana  122003 Phone Number: 9958502143 Job Provider Not Job Seeker Introduction In a rapidly evolving world, the mindset of youth must shift from being job seekers to becoming job providers. Entrepreneurship is no longer just an option; it is a necessity for economic development and self-reliance. This blog explores why becoming a job provider is the need of the hour and how it contributes to society. The Importance of a Job Provider Mindset Job providers are the backbone of a thriving economy. They create opportunities, innovate solutions, and uplift communities. Unlike job seekers who depend on existing systems, job providers build new systems. This proactive mindset fosters growth, resilience, and independence. Key Benefits of Being a Job Provider 1. Economic Impact: Boosts local and national economie...

 Title: The Power of Local: Why Supporting Local Products Benefits Everyone In a world dominated by global brands and mass-produced goods, there’s a quiet revolution happening—one that celebrates the charm, authenticity, and sustainability of local products. From handcrafted pottery to farm-fresh produce, local goods are more than just items; they’re a testament to community, culture, and conscious living. In this blog, we’ll explore why choosing local products isn’t just a trend but a meaningful way to uplift economies, protect the environment, and preserve heritage.   What Are Local Products? Local products are goods made, grown, or crafted within a specific region, often reflecting the traditions, resources, and skills of the area. Think of honey from a neighborhood apiary, textiles woven by Indigenous artisans, or cheese aged in a family-owned dairy. These products carry stories—of the people who make them, the land they come from, and the craftsmanship passed down th...

 Name: Rupesh Sanjay sharma Roll no. : 24/337  Class: digital empowerment (vac) Course: b.a(prog.) Address: SANJAY KUMAR RAMNIVAS SHARMA, VILLAGE LALAWAS POST OFFICE POKARWAS BHIWANI, HARYANA, 127030 Contact no. : 9173297949 ***Blog*** Craft of India - Haryana Pradesh SARKANDA CRAFTS In winters, the main stalk of the sarkanda plant dries up and the grass is harvested and ingeniously transformed into a variety of products. The thicker parts are used to make stools known as moodha, while the outer skin is used as thatch. The tuli, top half, is made into baskets, and the leafy covering moonj, is beaten into fibre and twisted into jeverdi, rope, which is used to web local furniture such as charpai and peeda and moodha (stools). The moodha is a low circular stool made by aligning sarkanda in a criss-cross construction that is tied along the spine. The local women make further use of this material by coiling baskets and making traditional products like shallow baskets called changer...

 Kala Namak Rice: The Aromatic Black Gold of Uttar Pradesh Introduction – Rediscovering India’s Ancient Grains In an age where superfoods from across the world are taking over our plates, it's time to bring the spotlight back to India's own forgotten treasures. Among them, Kala Namak rice, an ancient variety from Uttar Pradesh, stands tall—fragrant, nutrient-rich, and deeply rooted in history. Known as the "Buddha Rice" due to its connection with the Buddhist era, Kala Namak rice is a traditional variety grown in the Terai region of Eastern Uttar Pradesh, particularly in the districts of Siddharthnagar, Maharajganj, Gorakhpur, Sant Kabir Nagar, and Kushinagar. Often referred to as the “Black Gold” of Eastern U.P., this rice has long been celebrated for its medicinal properties, unique aroma, and resilience to climate conditions. In recent years, it has seen a revival, thanks to growing awareness around indigenous crops and sustainable agriculture. Origins and Historic...

 NAME – SURAJ KR SINGH CLASS - B.COM (Prog) ‘C’ ROLL. NO - 23/4767 Empowering Haryana: Khadi In a world where job seekers often outnumber job providers, Haryana has discovered a powerful solution in an unexpected place: Khadi. This traditional handspun and handwoven fabric, once a symbol of India's independence movement, is now weaving a new narrative of economic empowerment and sustainable development in the state. In the heart of India, Haryana is not just a state but a vibrant tapestry of culture, tradition, and economic prowess. Among its many treasures, Khadi stands out as a symbol of self-reliance and empowerment. This humble fabric, once a cornerstone of India's freedom struggle, continues to weave stories of success and sustainability. In this blog post, we explore how Khadi is more than just a product; it is a movement that creates jobs, promotes local craftsmanship, and contributes to the economy. Haryana, a state steeped in history and cultural richness, has emerged ...

     NAME-Rithik Singh ROLL NO-24/417 SEMESTER-SECOND SEMESTER  SUBJECT-DIGITAL EMPOWERMENT  SUBJECT TEACHER -Mrs. NEELAM KAPOOR  COURSE-B.A.Prog.(Political Science +PE)  TOPIC-INDIAN LOCAL  PRODUCT(POTTERY)      Pottery!    Pottery is an ancient and revered craft in India, with a rich history and diverse techniques. Here's an overview:    Types of Indian Pottery:    Hand-built pottery  Wheel-thrown pottery  Terracotta pottery  Ceramic pottery  Blue pottery (Jaipur)    Famous Indian Pottery Styles:    Rajasthani pottery (Jaipur, Bikaner)  Gujarati pottery (Kutch, Ahmedabad)  Andhra Pradesh pottery (Hyderabad)  Tamil Nadu pottery (Chennai)    Techniques:  Hand-building  Wheel-throwing  Slip-casting  Glazing  Firing  Materials:    Clay  Water  Colors (oxides, carbonates)  Glazes (clear, ...

     NAME-ITEE GUPTA ROLL NO-24/444  SEMESTER-SECOND SEMESTER  SUBJECT-DIGITAL EMPOWERMENT  SUBJECT TEACHER -Mrs. NEELAM KAPOOR  COURSE-B.A.Prog.(Political Science +English)  TOPIC-INDIAN LOCAL  PRODUCT(POTTERY)      Pottery!    Pottery is an ancient and revered craft in India, with a rich history and diverse techniques. Here's an overview:    Types of Indian Pottery:    Hand-built pottery  Wheel-thrown pottery  Terracotta pottery  Ceramic pottery  Blue pottery (Jaipur)    Famous Indian Pottery Styles:    Rajasthani pottery (Jaipur, Bikaner)  Gujarati pottery (Kutch, Ahmedabad)  Andhra Pradesh pottery (Hyderabad)  Tamil Nadu pottery (Chennai)    Techniques:  Hand-building  Wheel-throwing  Slip-casting  Glazing  Firing  Materials:    Clay  Water  Colors (oxides, carbonates)  Glaz...

 PHULKARI EMBROIDERY Phulkari, which literally translates into ‘flower work’, has a history etched in the culture of Punjab. embroidery is patterned on odhini (head scarfs), dupattas, shawls, kurtis, sarees. Phulkari work has spread its fabric from Odinis to full-length suits & sarees. So, when we say phulkari saree, it’s similar to kasuti embroidered saree or kantha embroidery saree or Kashmiri kashida. The work Phulkari means making flowers on a fabric. The sari made with phulkari is generally heavy and comes in sparkling shades. The art of phulkari is strictly made of vibrant silk embroidery done on plain woven clothing because it reflects the art more beautifully than the printed clothing. REGION  The embroidery took a backseat with the division of India and Pakistan. It was never made for commercialization. Fabricated for familial customary obligations, Phulkari became famous mainly by word of mouth. For the people of Punjab, Phulkari is not just a style of embroidery...

 Fox Nut (Makhana): A Local Treasure with Global Potential 🌾 Introduction to Fox Nut Fox nut, also known as makhana, is a locally grown product in many parts of India, especially in the Mithilanchal region of Bihar. This humble aquatic crop, harvested from the seeds of the Euryale ferox plant, has grown from a traditional snack to an internationally recognized health food. What makes fox nut truly special is not just its nutritional value, but also the employment and entrepreneurship opportunities it offers. It stands as a symbol of how a simple local product can empower people to become job providers rather than job seekers. 🔧 How Fox Nut is Made Cultivation: Grown in stagnant water bodies like ponds and wetlands. Farmers sow the seeds and maintain the water levels. Harvesting: The seeds are collected manually by workers who dive into the water—an extremely labor-intensive process. Sun-drying: Seeds are sun-dried for several hours to remove moisture. Roasting: Dried seeds are ro...

 The Art of Jabalpur Marble Rock Carving: Idols and Artifacts of Elegance Introduction Nestled along the banks of the Narmada River, the city of Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh is home to a timeless art that marries the grace of nature with the skill of human hands: marble rock carving. Jabalpur's marble rocks, especially from the famous Bhedaghat region, are renowned for their unique white texture and crystalline properties, making them ideal for crafting idols and artifacts. In this blog, we dive deep into the craft of marble carving in Jabalpur, exploring how these local treasures are made, their significance, advantages, disadvantages, and the impact on health and the environment. 1. The Making of Jabalpur Marble Idols and Artifacts The process of transforming raw marble into exquisite idols and decorative pieces is both artistic and labor-intensive. Here's a glimpse into how it's done: - Sourcing the Marble: The marble is primarily quarried from Bhedaghat, where the rocks h...

 Harsh kumar  BA PROGRAMME [Economic + political science] 22/2052 harshkumar200401@gmail.com 21/L , Sector 4 , pushp vihar , New delhi 9863502772 Empowering Through Clay: The Story of Delhi's Pottery Craft In today's evolving world, the concept of entrepreneurship is transforming lives. In India, local crafts have always been a cornerstone of culture and livelihood. Among them, pottery stands out as a symbol of art, sustainability, and employment generation. This blog explores how Delhi’s traditional pottery is not just a heritage craft but also a powerful example of being a job provider rather than a job seeker. How is Pottery Made?   Clay Preparation: Artisans source natural clay, which is then cleaned and kneaded to achieve the desired consistency.   Shaping: Using a potter's wheel or hand-molding techniques, the clay is shaped into various forms, from everyday utensils to decorative pieces.   Drying: The shaped items are left to dry naturally, allowing mo...