Devika Fukne, a young entrepreneur from Kachamari Madhupur village in Golaghat district, has turned away from waiting for jobs and built a self-reliant livelihood at home by starting mushroom farming. Rejecting the usual path of seeking employment, Devika set up two small farms using modern cultivation techniques and now supplies mushrooms regularly to local markets while creating work for several local families.
Using modest capital and careful planning, Devika began mushroom cultivation at her home, applying improved methods to increase yield and reliability. Her two farms produce mushrooms on a consistent schedule, enabling her to sell to vendors and shops in nearby towns. The enterprise not only makes her financially independent but also provides steady wages for community members she has employed.
Devika’s approach demonstrates how a small, well-managed agricultural business can grow into a local enterprise. By combining determination, basic technical knowledge and disciplined management, she scaled operations from a household project into two functioning farms. Her work includes training helpers, managing production cycles, and handling market supply-tasks that have opened new income streams for multiple households.
Her success has quickly become an inspiration for other rural youth facing uncertainty over jobs. Devika’s story shows that with a small investment, clear planning and sustained effort it is possible to build a viable business from home and generate local employment. Many young people in the area now view her model as proof that self-reliance and entrepreneurship can be realistic alternatives to prolonged job searches. (xobdo.org)
Original Source: https://prathamkhabartv.com/devika-gulaghat/
Category: Assam,অসম,কৃষি,জীৱনশৈলী,প্ৰযুক্তি
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Publish Date: 2026-06-29 09:47:00
