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Over 230 Irula families in Ariyalur find steady income through cashew harvesting initiative

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N. Sai Charan
Over 230 Irula families in Ariyalur find steady income through cashew harvesting initiative
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Over 230 Irula tribal families in India's Ariyalur district have transitioned to sustainable income through a government-backed cashew harvesting initiative. The program provides financial support and training, allowing the community to manage plantations directly.

Over 230 families from the Irula tribal community in Ariyalur district are moving away from precarious livelihoods to sustainable sources of income through innovative cashew harvesting, thanks to the joint efforts of the Tribal Welfare and Forest Departments over the last four years.

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