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Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Paani Foundation Conducts Farmer Cup 2026 Training Camp In Shendurvada

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: The Farmer Cup 2026 competition, organised by the Paani Foundation, is currently being conducted across Maharashtra. In this context, a training session under the Majhe Gat Majhe Kutumb (MGMK) initiative was held at Shendurvada. Groups such as Narishakti Mahila Shetkari Gat (Shendurvada), Pragati Mahila Shetkari Gat (Pimperkheda), Shivshakti Mahila Shetkari Gat…

Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Paani Foundation Conducts Farmer Cup 2026 Training Camp In Shendurvada

At Shendurvada, Maharashtra, the Paani Foundation held a training camp for the Farmer Cup 2026. The event aimed to educate farmers on collective farming practices to boost their income. The Majhe Gat Majhe Kutumb (MGMK) initiative facilitated the gathering of various women farmer groups, including Narishakti Mahila Shetkari Gat, Pragati Mahila Shetkari Gat, Shivshakti Mahila Shetkari Gat, and Gramvikas Shetkari Gat.

Avinash Kale and Tejas Nikumbh from the Paani Foundation guided the participants about the advantages of cooperative farming and the importance of teamwork. They elaborated on how these groups could effectively participate in the Farmer Cup competition. The visitors were also briefed about the competition's structure and the prizes on offer.

Following the informative session, recreational games were organized to foster camaraderie among the participating groups. The Shendurvada-based farmers ensured a warm welcome by arranging tea and snacks for their guests.

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