जन जुड़ाव

12/09/2025

CEED organized a workshop on Pathways for a climate resilient and forward - looking Chhattisgarh on 12 September 2025 at Hotel Babylon Capital Raipur.

In the program organized by CEED, Chairman Biodiversity Mr. Rakesh Chaturvedi, Chairman Jindal Steel Mr. Pradeep Tandon, Vice Chancellor Amity University Piyush Pandey, CF Abhishek Singh, retired IFS BP Singh addressed as chief guests

Representatives from universities, government departments, industries and civil society participated in the programme.

05/09/2025

Under the Entrepreneurship Development Program by Sasacawa India Leprosy Foundation, in the two-day training workshop held at Shubh Hotel, Raipur, Chhattisgarh, on the first day, CEO of Anmol Foundation, Sanjay Sharma, provided training to the trainees as the chief trainer.

31/07/2025

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Vani Cso नई दिल्ली IM, Anmol Foundation व ICMAI के तत्वावधान में रायपुर में 29 व 30 जुलाई को *छत्तीसगढ़ में स्वैच्छिक संस्थाओं के सशक्तिकरण* .....

18/07/2025

There is a lot of difference between before and now. The forests have reduced and are decreasing continuously. It is important to save the forests and for this the community will have to make collective efforts.

08/07/2025

जंगल की खूबसूरती : प्रकृति ने हमे अनेकों उपहार दिए है, उनमें प्राकृतिक खूबसूरती एक बडा उपहार हैं आप इस खूबसूरती को देख के अंदाजा लगा सकते हैं ।

01/07/2025

For the physical and mental development of children, it is important that they should have proper arrangements for playing and studying as well as nutritious food.

When I asked the children of Benda village in Chilfi to show me how to run, they immediately made us happy by running well.

28/06/2025

Black gram is one of our traditional grains. But in the pursuit of higher production, people used chemical fertilizers and pesticides and got higher production but lost its quality.

Now people have started understanding the importance of organic farming due to health reasons.

Among those who have understood, some farmers have started doing organic farming. Right now their number is less and the production area is also less. But gradually all the farmers will definitely come towards this and the entire farming will become organic.

In this video Harish Yadav is sharing his experience on traditional Urad seeds and organic farming in traditional way

26/06/2025

Good production can be obtained without using any chemical fertilizer or pesticide.

For this you will have to use traditional organic methods. Soil can be made fertile by making compost from rotten leaves and mixing it in the soil.

The soil can be made fertile by using cow dung, goat dung or chicken manure as compost. Or the soil can also be made fertile by using earthworm compost.

The lemon plant we are sharing in the video was planted in the house of a Pardhi family right on the edge of the forest. No chemical fertilizers have been used in it, rather the soil has been made fertile using traditional fertilizers. You can guess by looking at its fruit.

26/06/2025

The Pardhi community has been working with bamboo for generations. They eat bamboo and also make and sell bamboo products to earn their livelihood.
They can make anything from bamboo. Show them a design and they will make it.
These people make a large number of items from bamboo. If they get proper financial help and a good market, then the bamboo business of these communities can be very good.
Some of them are facing problems because of the plastic industry cutting down their employment and some are facing difficulties because of the clearing of forests.

23/06/2025

Krishak Kalyan Samuh Dhawaipani Chilfi has established a community seed bank in Dhawaipani to save and promote traditional millets and agricultural seeds.
They collect different types of seeds and give them to people for cultivation and after harvesting, they take back the seeds and deposit them in the bank.

20/06/2025

The youth of Sumela Bahra and Ghaghi have taken the responsibility of saving the forest.
They roam in the forest and chase away the people who cause damage. If they do not listen, they complain to the department and get action taken.
These youth do not want the forest near their village to be destroyed.
That is why we are also working together to plant trees in the vacant places in the village and make them green.

18/06/2025

Subesh Sai, a youth leader of Ghaghi village in Mainpat block of tribal dominated Sarguja district of Chhattisgarh state, says that climate has changed due to reduction in forests. Along with this, the forest produce that was available has also reduced considerably.
That is why the youth of the village, with the help of the Foundation, want to restore their forests by planting trees and are also monitoring and protecting the forests that are left.