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Success Story: Sabana Bano of Rae Bareli started poultry farming with her husband to overcome poverty. Today his fusing changed. 6 to 7 lakhs are earning annually.
Saurabh Verma/Rae Bareli: Conflict is the key to success. This is to say that Shabana Bano, who hails from Rae Bareli district, has written a new chapter of success of her struggle. In fact, Shabana Bano, a resident of Shivgarh town in Rae Bareli district, is from a very poor family, her husband Mohammad Majeed used to take care of the family. But his family was not living with him. So he wondered why some new business should be started. Moving this thinking, he got information about poultry farming from a relative of Hydergarh town. After getting information about poultry, there was an economic crisis in front of him to start the work. But still he did not give up and started the work of poultry farming by taking loans from the bank. Now both of them are earning good profits from both husband and wife.
Talking to Local 18, Shabana Bano says that she has got this success only through hard work, in which her husband Mohammad Majid has a lot of contribution. She says that when both of us started this work together, it felt like it will not be with us, but we did not listen to everyone. And has achieved this success on the strength of strong intentions.
According to Shabana Bano, he started this work by making a chicken farm by lease 10 biswa land. Initially, this work costs 3 to 4 lakh rupees. Because initially the entire form is prepared. After that she brings chicks for poultry farming from Lucknow. At the same time, she also gives her as a chicken granule for her diet. Calling the doctors and conducts their health tests from time to time, so that they do not face any kind of disease. They told that when these chickens are ready, they sell them online through online medium i.e. mobile, so that they do not have to come anywhere. Now she earns 6 to 7 lakh rupees annually from this work. According to the start of work, now this work costs 80 to 90 thousand rupees in the season.
