TODAY -
Manipur youth shows better alternative to job!
Assam Tribune | Sobhapati Samom | Imphal May 12
Part-time he teaches history in Ng Mani College, which is close to his home. Lelen said from his first venture of Maroi Nakuppi plantation in the paddy-fields during the off-season in less than quarter of an acre of land, at present the cultivation has expanded to a little over two hectares, and more importantly income generation is satisfactory. Lelen started the Maroi Nakppi cultivation a decade ago.
For him farming is not only for self sustainance but to promote such activities among the educated unemployed youths. “You know education is the backbone of our society. But one should understand that first we need to have a sound economic background to achieve our educational goals in this modern era”, Lelen said.
Follow the link to read the entire news here.
* This Post is uploaded on May 13, 2013
* Comments posted by users in this discussion thread and other parts of this site are opinions of the individuals posting them (whose user ID is displayed alongside) and not the views of e-pao.net. We strongly recommend that users exercise responsibility, sensitivity and caution over language while writing your opinions which will be seen and read by other users. Please read a complete Guideline on using comments on this website.
LATEST IN E-PAO.NET
Jump Start
DBS Imphal SubSite |
Readers Mail |
Editorials |
Education Announcements |
Essay |
Exclusive Event |
Flash - Audio Visual |
Incidents |
LFS Imphal SubSite |
News Timeline |
Poetry |
Opinion |
Sports |
Rock Concert |
RSS |
Top Stories |
Wathi Jugai