The magician of seeds.

Jaiprakash Singh of Tandia village near Rajatalab on B Naras-Allahabad road has no degree in agricultural science, but has so far developed 30 varieties of rice and other grains, 150 varieties of wheat and 30 varieties of pulses. Jayaprakash Singh, who received the President's Award in 2006 and 2007, has studied only up to standard nine.

Wandering was his hobby. The people of the house considered him a vagabond, but Jayaprakash wanted to do something special, but he did not know the direction of the work.

One day his wanderlust took him to the fields. Here his eye fell on a wheat plant among some crops. The wheat plant had many more grains and looked better than the other surrounding plants. From here, his journey of seed research began.

Jaiprakash Singh started reading about how to get good seeds. During this time he asked experienced elders. He gave information about his traditional method of selecting good seeds. Also got in-depth information about the method of sowing good seeds and also got knowledge about the life cycle of seeds. At this time he found out that in earlier times the farmer never bought seed for cultivation, but kept good seed from his own crop for the next crop. When Jayaprakash Singh started this work, he faced many struggles.

Staying away from family as well as hearing harsh criticism from people, but they kept working with their goal. He says he immersed himself in the work regardless of people's criticism and it proved to be a blessing for him. Today, Jayaprakash Singh, a father of two daughters and two sons, is a successful and respected farmer in Tandia village.

Today many government officials come to see him and take away many varieties of his bean. Agricultural institutes are conducting research on these seed varieties. Many officials advise him to start a seed business with multinational companies, but Jayaprakash Singh wants to reach out to more and more farmers in the country and help in higher production.

They give seeds to the farmers and sign a document that they will give to other farmers at the same price. The aim is to get seeds to the small and poor farmers at a reasonable price. Government G.M. Gives importance to seeds, but he should understand that the future of the country lies in the protection of native seeds.

G.M. The price of a kilo of seeds is three hundred rupees per bus, while these seeds are available at thirty to forty rupees a kilo. Jaiprakash Singh provides seeds to one million farmers in seven states of India. It seeks to protect farmers and crops from expensive seeds, chemicals and pesticides.

Jaiprakash Singh has found a way to produce more crops from indigenous seeds with the traditional method, so that farmers come to him for help.

One seed of wheat developed by them yields 2 quintals per hectare. The variety of rice which is ready in 150 to 180 days is ready in 120 days. They say that the hybrid wheat stalk grows two to two and a half feet high, while the stalk grown from its seeds grows nine to twelve feet high and the bread made from it tastes different.

Bread made in the morning stays fresh and soft till night. They mix cow dung, cow urine and jaggery in water and use it in the field. Uses pottery for seeds. He has also created a seedbank for the maintenance and protection of all this. He has also discovered new varieties of rye, chillies and tomatoes.

Twelve percent more iron is found in their seeds. They say test the seeds, sow and see the result. Jaiprakash Singh, known as the seed magician and recipient of the Plant Genome Award, is delighted to see farmers' farms thrive on organically grown seeds.

Advocates for furthering the make-in-India model by developing indigenous seeds. They believe that this is my contribution to the progress of the country. Everyone needs to work for the progress of their country. Agricultural products should be exported rather than imported.

Inspiring resistance to child marriage

Ruby competed and won the Miss Galaxy UK pageant for women over 30 in 2016

Every year Ruby lived with my own family in the South Wales area of ​​Britain. Enjoyed studying with friends at school. Everything was going well. All of a sudden, one incident took away everyone's happiness. Ruby's older sister left the house without telling anyone. An investigation revealed that he had married a friend. Such news was extremely shocking for this conservative family originally from Bangladesh.

If everyone was worried about the fear of notoriety in the society, then the thought of how to show the mouth to the relatives was haunting day and night. One day while Ruby's mother was packing, Ruby asked her mother where she was going. The mother then said, 'Not me, we are all going to tour Bangladesh. For a month. '

Ruby was overjoyed to hear this. She was lost in thought. Will get to sit in the plane. I will meet all the relatives and friends in Bangladesh and have a lot of fun and that's what happened! It is not known where the thirty days passed. Now Ruby began to worry about her studies and exams.

He asked his mother to go back, but she said he would go back in a month as the expenses were too much. Another two weeks passed. One day while eating at the dining table, the father asked, 'What if you get married?' Ruby angrily threw her dinner plate into another room, but Dad did not change his mind. Preparations for her wedding began the next day. When Ruby asked her mother why they were marrying her, she said that she should not be slandered by marrying like her sister.

Ruby wanted to oppose the marriage, but she knew nothing. She didn't even have a phone. Anne's cousin explained to her that if she resisted, she would be severely beaten and kept at home. Finally, on the 19th, Ruby got married with fanfare. Except for Ruby, everyone was happy. Ruby says it was decorated like a doll. Beautiful clothes and gold jewelry were worn. He was treated as if he were a thing.

Even more shocking was the fact that her husband was twice her age. Initially spoke lovingly with Ruby, but then began to deal harshly. Forcing on her every night. Ruby says she always thought she was a prostitute. Her relatives forced her to become a mother. The child felt the infection that the husband had skin disease. Ruby was not feeling well at all. So the doctor advised her to go to Britain.

Ruby came to Britain. The doctor said that the child could not develop inside due to infection with the virus. Within a few days, Ruby gave birth to a pre-mature daughter. The doctor said he could never speak or hear. Ruby was shocked to hear this. Ruby Manoman decided that she would raise her daughter and not live with her husband.

She left the house without telling anyone. A friend helped her. The husband threatened her over the phone that he was coming to London. She stays home before she arrives. Ruby was confused at first, but mustered up the courage to go to court. Her marriage was easily liberated as it was a child marriage.

At the age of twenty-four, he passed the 12th standard examination and then obtained his bachelor's degree. Along with studying, he also started modeling. Today her daughter is sixteen years old. Ruby, who has remarried and settled in Britain, has a 12-year-old son.

Ruby competed in the Miss Galaxy UK pageant for women over the age of 30 in 2016 and became the winner. Then in 2012 she also became the winner in Miss Galaxy International. Ruby is the brand ambassador of the Karma Nirvana organization working against child marriage. Works for victims of forced marriages and child marriages.

Ruby Marie entered modeling by turning her negativity into positivity. She says she didn’t go into modeling to show off to friends or family, but those who have lost hope in life will be inspired by listening to my life-struggles. Every daughter in the world is told to have faith in yourself, not to be afraid of anyone.