In Kharikagora village of Purulia, women farmers are engaged in paddy seed selection and seed treatment activities.

 A discussion was conducted with the women members of Shanti Sanchay Mahila Dal in Ranjandi village, Purulia, regarding the joint preparation of paddy nurseries and the benefits of collective farming practices.

 A Farmers' Field School was conducted in Bindajam village, Bankura, where discussions and practical demonstrations were held on paddy seed selection, seed treatment, and the One Stick Paddy Cultivation method.

 Women farmers from Gidhuria, Jugunthol, and Kendua villages, Bankura, took part in a discussion organised at the ADA Office on the Khet Bachao Abhiyan initiative and improved practices for pigeon pea (arhar) cultivation

 Ring installation work is in progress in Bahamoni Tudu's well at Nil Muri village.

 Business-oriented vegetable cultivation by Dipali Hansda of the Adivasi NRLM Mahila Samiti at Marshal Dahar, Uttar Hansapahari, Bankura.

 The final stage of the hapa work is in progress for Sumitra Murmu of Painja village, Purulia.

 Group meeting with the women members of Taldi village, Purulia, discussing livelihood activities and community development initiatives.

 Rahini Mahato of Painja village, Purulia, is successfully harvesting produce from her commercial vegetable garden, showcasing the potential of small-scale agroecological farming for sustainable livelihoods.

 Glimpses of ongoing seed distribution in Suilibon village, Bankura, supporting farmers with timely access to diverse seeds.

 In Siulibona village, Bankura, Mamani Tudu and her husband have developed a commercial vegetable garden during the pre-kharif season.

 Mixed cropping in the pre-kharif season has been practised by Anita Manjhi and her husband of Painja village, Purulia.

 A Nutrition Garden Seed Distribution program was successfully conducted at Bagdiha village in Bankura district, engaging women members from Ashalata and Saralata NRLM groups.

 The Lead Farmer Training program has been successfully completed in Chhatna, Bankura. The training focused on strengthening the capacity of selected lead farmers to support community-based agricultural development, promote sustainable practices, and guide fellow farmers at the grassroots level.

 Hapa excavation work is currently in progress for Prathami Murmu at Painja village, Purulia. This initiative is expected to strengthen water resource management and support fish-based livelihood activities at the household level.

 The members of Mehi Jharna Mahila Dal and Malin Baha Mahila Dal of Mehi village, Purulia, are engaged in constructing paddy storage structures. This initiative will help ensure safe storage of harvested paddy and strengthen household food security.

 A Farmers' Field School was conducted in Shaluni village, Bankura. The topics discussed included Nutrition Garden, Mixed Cropping, Commercial Vegetable Cultivation, and Preparation of Organic Manure.

 A Livestock Farmers Field School was conducted in Jamthol village, Bankura.

 Farmers Field School training was conducted at Rangagorah village, Bankura, with 5 women's group members and a total of 49 participants.

 An Agriculture Farmers Field School was conducted in Jamthol village, Bankura, with 23 members from 3 SHGs. The topics discussed included commercial vegetable cultivation, nutrition garden, and mixed cropping.

 Hapa excavation work has started at Kharikagora village in Purulia district, and the work will be carried out through human labour.

 Line sowing of mustard and chickpea has been done on one bigha of land by Purnima Soren of Seja Bindu Chandan Mahila Dal, Seja, Purulia..

 Agriculture CRP Training on Sustainable Agriculture has been conducted at the Purulia Kroshjuri DRCSC Office.

 Mustard and chickpea cultivation has been carried out on 1 bigha of land by Phulmoni Hansda of the Bodma Jaher Aayu Mahila Dal, Bodma village, Purulia.

 Farmer Field School is being conducted in Ramnathpur village.

 Weeding is being done in the winter season finger millet field using organic manure, along with shock treatment.

 The village meeting is ongoing at Hapaniya Village.

  A fish farming training session is being conducted in Ledagora village.

 Nunibala Kisku, a beneficiary from Rangagorah village, Bankura, is preparing the plot for her nutrition garden.

 Prathami Murmu of Painja Village, Purulia, has cultivated Karala Sundari paddy on 12 katha of land.

 'Pashu Pathshala' was held in Jiyara village for 24 women members from four different groups. The session was conducted by the CRPs (Community Resource Persons).

  Urmila Tudu of Isanda village, Purulia, has received support for three goats to establish a scientific livestock management system, which will help enhance her family's overall income.

 Sundari Mandi from the Khardbona Adivasi Rilamala Mahila Samiti has cultivated the deshi paddy variety Jhingashal. The crop shows healthy growth

 In Painja village, Prathami Murmu has cultivated the traditional 'Karala Sundari' paddy on 12 kathas of land - preserving the beauty of indigenous rice and local seed heritage

 Komola Murmu's marua (finger millet) has been harvested in Hetashura village, Bankura.

  In Jiyada village, Purulia, a 'Pashu Pathshala' (Animal School) was organized with 24 women participants from 4 self-help groups, focusing on goat rearing and livestock management.

 Nutrition garden bed preparation and seed/sapling sowing with intercropping training at Rangagorah village, Chhatna, Bankura

 A group meeting was held with the women members of Bindajam Rankini and Rajmahal groups, Bindhajam, Bankura on winter nutrition gardens and field cultivation.

 PPR vaccination is being conducted in Bagdiha village, Bankura to protect goats and sheep from viral infections and ensure better livestock health.

  The model of winter season nutrition gardens was explained to the women members of Bagdiha Saralata NRLM group, Bagdiha, Bankura.

 Shyamali Soren, a member of the Miruri Adivasi Marang Buru NRLM Group from Miruri village, has cultivated the Kerala Sundari variety on 15 kathas of land. The crop shows a maximum of 23 panicles and a minimum of 15 panicles per plant, with an average plant height of 5 feet 7 inches.

 Sushila Soren, a member of the Hetyasura Marang Buru NRLM Group from Hetyasura village, has cultivated the Kalam Kathi variety on 8 kathas of land. The crop shows a maximum of 25 panicles and a minimum of 15 panicles per plant, with an average plant height of 5 feet 4 inches.

 Mamoni Tudu from Baburi village has cultivated the Mugai variety on 10 kathas of land. The crop shows a maximum of 26 panicles and a minimum of 12 panicles per plant, with an average plant height of 5 feet 3 inches.

  To control stem borer infestation in finger millet (Marua) crops, a herbal leaf extract pest control is being prepared.

 Livestock Vaccination in Mirga Village in collaboration with Prani Mitra.

 Field Preparation For Mix Cropping in Jibanpur village, Kashipur, Purulia

  Soil preparation for Khrip Mix cropping in Mirgipahari Village, Kashipur, Purulia

  Group Meeting at Ledagora village, Kashipur, Purulia

 Indigenous paddy (Kerala Sundari) Cultivation in Ramnathpur village, Bankura, West Bengal.

 Millet Cultivation at Bindhajam village with a single stick cultivation method.

  Livestock Vaccination at Mirga village, Bankura.

 Tarapada Mandi, a member of DRCSC, is using a cycle weeder for weed control in a millet demonstration plot.

 Purnima Soren from Seja village,Purulia is cultivating indigenous paddy (Sathia) on her 1 bigha of land

 Sunami Mandi from Ramnathpur village, Bankura, is sowing indigenous paddy (Kerala Sundari) on her 1 bigha of land using the single-stick method.

  Ragi Millet, transplantation has been completed in Jibanpur village, Purulia

 Shyamali Soren of Mirudi village, Bankura, is transplanting indigenous paddy (Kerala Sundari) in the Single Stick method.

 Shyamali Hansda of Mirga village is preparing her land for kharif mix cropping

 Lalita Murumu of Upargaria village is collecting vegetables from her nutrition Garden.

  The animal feed stand has been prepared in Upargaria village, Bankura

 Indigenous Paddy Transplanting In DRCSC Demo plot, Kashipur, Purulia.

 Hand-Holding Training on Millet Cultivation for the Staff and CRP

 Hand-Holding Practical Training for Millet Transplanting in Bankura, West Bengal.

  Indigenous paddy transplanting in the single stick method at Sihikapahari village, Chhatna, Bankura.

 Livestock Training for CRP's in Purulia office

 Group Meeting at Krosjuri village Purulia

 Leelabati Hembram and her husband are preparing their field for the upcoming millet cultivation

 Anna Bauri a member of Goshergram Radhakrishna SHG did mixcropping in her 1 Bigha land.

 Livestock Vaccination camp at Kashipara village, Bankura.

 Madhabi Kisku, of Ghoshergram Gitanjali NRLM Group, is collecting vegetables from her nutrition garden.

  Agricultural Camp at Dakshin Hanshapahari village, Bankura

 Maklu Murmu of Kushbona Om SGSY Mahila Samiti, Bankura, has practiced Mix Cropping, cultivated Til and Moong in 1 Bigha land

 FPG Formation meeting at Jamthol village, Bankura

 Dug well excavation work of Shamali Tudu of Ramnathpur village, Bankura is in progress

  Village meeting at Bagdiha village, Bankura

 CRP practical training on the circle bed of Nutrition Garden

 CRP practical Training on square meter bed of Nutrition Garden

 Sibani Manjhi of Painja village is in her commercial vegetable garden.

  Group meeting at Dhanardi village purulia