Empowering Women Through Horticulture Training in Bharmour

A recent horticulture training camp in Bharmour has empowered local women by educating them on the value addition of fruits and vegetables. Organized by the Horticulture Department in response to a request from the Women’s Group of Khani, the camp provided insights into processing and preservation techniques. With around 50 participants, the initiative aims to enhance income opportunities for rural women. Attendees expressed interest in future exposure visits to fruit processing units, which the department has promised to facilitate. This program is seen as a significant step towards improving the livelihoods of women in the region.

By Narendra Chaudhary Mar 19, 2026, 19:13 IST

Horticulture Training Camp in Bharmour

Mahinder Patyal

Bharmour

In response to a specific appeal from the Women’s Group of Khani, the Horticulture Department in Bharmour conducted an awareness and training session in the Gram Panchayat Khani, a tribal region.

Dr. Manohar Lal, the Horticulture Officer for Bharmour, was present at the camp, where he emphasized the significance of enhancing the value of local fruits and vegetables. Approximately 50 women participated in this initiative, gaining insights into various departmental programs and receiving training on processing, preservation, and increasing the market value of locally sourced produce to boost their income.

During the event, attendees expressed their desire for the department to organize exposure visits to fruit processing (canning) facilities in the future. The department committed to facilitating such opportunities shortly.

At the end of the camp, the president of the Women’s Group conveyed her appreciation to the Horticulture Department, highlighting that these training sessions are significantly benefiting rural women.