North India Statesman
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In today’s time, when we buy gleaming, fresh looking vegetables from the market, then there is definitely a question in our mind – are it really healthy? Did they not grow from chemical?
The people of ‘Sikanderpur’, a village in Meerut, not only thought of this question, but found a solution that has become an inspiration for the whole country today. In this village you will hardly find any house that does not have a small vegetable garden on the courtyard, roof or door.
This is not a hobby, but a need
This is not a result of any hobby or government scheme. This is a collective decision of the people of this village, which they have taken to save the health of their children and family.
The villagers noticed that vegetables sold in the market are often watered with dirty drains. Different types of chemical and injections are being used to enlarge them. He began to fear that what he is feeding his family is a vegetable or a slow poison.
And then a ‘green revolution’ started
This village did not wait for anyone. He decided that he would not depend on his health on the market. He himself decided to write his fate.
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Every house built a farm: Whoever had a courtyard, he grown spinach, tomato, chilli. Whoever had only roof, he made his roof a small field. And whoever had very few spaces, he planted ladyfinger and brinjal plants in pots.
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Home needs, fulfilled at home: Today, most of the people of the village grow up their daily vegetables – light, luffa, bitter gourd, coriander – in their own house.
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Relaxation of purity in adulterated world: Now he is relaxed that the food that is in his plate is fresh, safe and grown with love. They know that there is no dangerous chemical in it.
Sikanderpur today is not just a village, but a lesson. It teaches us that if we want, we can keep the key of our health in our own hands. It is the story of self -sufficiency, health awareness, and a quiet, but very powerful revolution.
