US EditionHow a Forest Flower Helped This Jharkhand Village Move From Liquor Brewing to Making Laddus
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How a Forest Flower Helped This Jharkhand Village Move From Liquor Brewing to Making Laddus
Every year, as the first batch of Mahua flowers began to bloom and fall in the dense forests of Jharkhand’s Bokaro district, a conflict would erupt over who would collect the flowers. The flower was used by villagers in Uda Majhlitand to brew liquor for generations. This activity sustained their livelihood. Today, the same forest tells a different story – one of unity, empowerment, and transformation. A flower that was once used to brew liquor …
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