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Home / Ludhiana / Pau Organises Herbal Soap Making Training For Farm Women At Akalgarh

PAU organises herbal soap making training for farm women at Akalgarh

Under the All India Coordinated Research Project on Women in Agriculture (AICRP-WIA), the Department of Resource Management and Consumer Science (RMCS) at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) conducted a hands-on training session on ‘herbal soap making’ at Akalgarh village, Ludhiana. Thirty-five...
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Ludhiana, Updated At : 07:50 AM Oct 22, 2024 IST
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Under the All India Coordinated Research Project on Women in Agriculture (AICRP-WIA), the Department of Resource Management and Consumer Science (RMCS) at Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) conducted a hands-on training session on ‘herbal soap making’ at Akalgarh village, Ludhiana. Thirty-five farm women participated, learning the process from sourcing raw materials to crafting lightly scented herbal soaps.

Dr Shivani Rana, a scientist at AICRP-WIA, shared insights on the monetary benefits of making herbal soaps at home, emphasising the potential for selling them at premium prices.

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