देवघर की कामकाजी महिलाओं को नहीं मिल पा रहा बेहतर बाजार, सरकार से की सहायता की मांग

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देवघर की कामकाजी महिलाओं ने राज्य सरकार से मदद मांगी है.

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00:00The state government is continuously trying to develop women in Jharkhand.

00:04But the women of Jharkhand are committed to improving their skills and capabilities through their own efforts.

00:11Among such women are Anju Sinha and Jharna Das from Devgarh.

00:16Anju Sinha and Jharna Das employs many women along with her.

00:21And she makes designs on toys and clothes and takes care of her family.

00:28Anju Sinha and Jharna Das said that if there is a better market in a city like Devgarh,

00:32then they will be able to develop themselves even better.

00:36But there is no market in Devgarh, which is why they have to look for a market and find customers themselves.

00:43In such a situation, they are not able to do their work in a strong way.

00:47That is why it is necessary for the government to provide them with a market along with financial help,

00:51so that women can sell their products in a better way.

00:55How do you make money from this?

00:58We hire our own workers to do the work for us.

01:02They come to us and take our products to us.

01:06So, this business of yours is beneficial for you and for the women as well?

01:13Yes.

01:13How many women are involved in this?

01:1425 women.

01:16What would you like to say about this business and the benefits that women are getting from it?

01:20We have been working for 8 years.

01:2325 women work under me.

01:26They earn Rs. 10,000 a month and I earn the same.

01:31Do you want to ask the government for help?

01:35Yes, I would like to ask for help.

01:36What kind of help do you want?

01:37Financial help.

01:39So, if you get financial help, it will be beneficial for you?

01:41Yes.

01:42If women learn from this, their employment will increase.

01:50But women will have to work for their livelihood.

01:52If they become weak, they won't be able to work.

01:56Even today, the women of Jharkhand and Devgarh believe that they are backward.

02:00Yes, they believe that they are backward.

02:02But there is a reason for it.

02:04It's not that they don't have the talent.

02:06They have the talent, but they don't want to do it.

02:10What do you want from the government?

02:12What kind of help should women get?

02:14This kind of training is available in every village.

02:17The backward women can do it for free.

02:20They don't have the money.

02:22They have the talent, but they don't have the money.

02:24Yes, they don't have the money.

02:26The security is good.

02:27Yes, the security is very good.

02:28You get all kinds of facilities in this.

02:30We also go out.

02:32There is also a good facility to live and eat.

02:36I really want this.

02:38It's a good school for young people.

02:42We have to take our culture forward.

02:46This will end here.

02:48The backward generation will end here.

02:51Are you playing an important role in saving livelihoods?

02:54Yes, a lot.

02:56Because it's up to them.

02:58How do they adopt it?

03:00If they adopt it and go, it will be good for employment.

03:05This is Hitesh Kumar Chaudhary for ETB Bharat from Devgarh.

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