Crops cultivated at “monchasha” :: potato, tomato, raddish, carrot, green chili, mustard, spinach, cauliflower, cabbage, banana, lemon, corn, turnip, beet, ladies finger, brinjal, cucumber, pumpkin etc
go green :: monchasha
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i am nilanjan... interested in traveling and photography since my childhood and be inspired by other similar souls. i am working with some alternate tourism module and still searching for a better one based on sustainability. i basically act as a consultant on rural based sustainable ecotourism. my hobby is for creative endeavors in the rural field in india! thank you for visiting my profile! go green! go rural. View more posts