The Central Agricultural University (CAU), in collaboration with Seva Bharati Manipur, organised a seasonal seed distribution and training programme today for villagers of Haraorou and nearby areas. The event was held at the Rajarshi Bhagyachandra Skill Development Centre, Haraorou.
Under the initiative, farmers and villagers received a variety of seasonal seeds, including 2 kg of pea (matar) seeds, one packet each of coriander and bean seeds, 30 pumpkin seeds, 100 sweet corn seeds, 20 grams of spinach (palak) seeds, and other vegetable varieties.
Alongside the distribution, scientists from the Central Agricultural University conducted a training programme to equip participants with practical knowledge and scientific techniques aimed at improving agricultural productivity and adopting sustainable farming practices.
The programme was organised with the objective of promoting sustainable agriculture, strengthening self-reliance among farmers, and supporting rural livelihoods in the region.
As part of the centenary celebrations of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), Binanda Khundrakpam, Sah Prant Pracharak, RSS Manipur Prant, addressed the gathering. He spoke about the concept of Pancha Parivartan, emphasising that meaningful transformation begins with individuals and families, and highlighted the role of disciplined lifestyles, social responsibility, and community participation in nation-building.
The event witnessed active participation from villagers and volunteers, reflecting a collective effort toward agricultural development and social transformation.
