Former IT professional leads natural farming revolution in Araria
In Araria's remote Bhima village, former software engineer Harsh Vardahn Thakur ignited a natural farming revolution five years ago. Quitting his job, he transformed 45 acres, inspiring villagers to join. His organization, 'Bhima Kamat,' now engages over 50 farmers and serves 800 customers, with 1,500 more ready to adopt the practice.
In Araria's remote Bhima village, former software engineer Harsh Vardahn Thakur ignited a natural farming revolution five years ago. Quitting his job, he transformed 45 acres, inspiring villagers to join. His organization, 'Bhima Kamat,' now engages over 50 farmers and serves 800 customers, with 1,500 more ready to adopt the practice.
