Dalmia Bharat Foundation Celebrated National Farmer’s Day in Cuttack

Cuttack, December 27, 2024: Marking the occasion of National Farmers Day, the Dalmia Bharat Foundation (DBF), the CSR arm of Dalmia Cement (Bharat) Ltd (DCBL), concluded a two-day event on December 23 and 24 in Cuttack. The initiative was designed to empower local farmers through impactful programs focusing on sustainable agricultural practices and community development.

The event featured the distribution of 1 HP motor pumps to 60 vegetable farmers from Garudagaon, Uchapada, Paria, and Byree, aimed at improving irrigation practices. Discussions on agricultural reforms and farmer empowerment were also organized to facilitate knowledge sharing and productive dialogues. Additionally, a training program on kitchen gardening was conducted by senior scientists from Krushi Vigyan Kendra, Cuttack. The program benefitted 30 participants by providing practical skills to grow nutrient-rich produce. To further support sustainable farming, seeds, nets, and water cans were distributed to 200 beneficiaries, encouraging healthier food production at the household level.

Commenting on the initiative, a spokesperson from Dalmia Bharat Foundation said: “Our farmers are the backbone of our nation and empowering them with the right tools and knowledge is essential for building resilient rural communities. Through these initiatives on National Farmers Day, we aim to address their immediate needs while equipping them for a sustainable future. These programs reflect our commitment to not just supporting livelihoods but also enhancing agricultural practices for long-term growth and prosperity.”

Dalmia Bharat Foundation remains steadfast in its mission to create sustainable livelihoods and advance rural development. Through its comprehensive programs in skill development, agricultural innovation, and community upliftment, DBF continues to make a meaningful impact across its operational regions.

About Dalmia Bharat Foundation Dalmia Bharat Foundation focuses on building Sustainable Livelihoods and ensure Rural Development in its programme areas. These programmes combine in-depth, long-term plans and strategies along with medium- and short-term initiatives and campaigns. Owing to the great differences across locations, DBF has adopted a flexible, multi-intervention approach that allows programmes and people to grow together and sustain each other. The two focus areas have been derived from the felt needs of the community and issues material to the business. Visit us at http://www.dalmiafoundation.org.

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