Terrace Gardening an entrepreneur Opportunities

One month “Women Entrepreneurship Development Programme (WEDP)

INN/Gwalior, @infodeaofficial
In today’s nurturing environment the impact of Terrace Gardening is much more important by which we could develop a healthy generation and provide the wealthy environment in their hands. Life in the city is great for the most part-easy access to shopping and entertainment centers as well as better living conditions, which makes it an ideal place to live.
There are drawbacks too, overcrowded, congested lanes, air, and noise pollution, etc. Greenery is becoming a thing of the past. Trees are recklessly cut down to accommodate more houses. Cities are getting hotter and hotter and climate change more erratic. If the open rooftops are been covered it would help in reducing the temperature by 6 to 8 degrees.

There is a saying such that earn more and buy more but nowadays the quality of our lives has declined. It’s not just toxic air that we are breathing; the food that we eat is becoming equally toxic. Indiscriminate use of pesticides and fertilizers are causing birth defects and abnormalities, Cancer is on the rise and yet we turn blind eye to our actions. A terrace garden is a great solution for anyone living in a cramped flat or house with no backyard.

WEDP is motivating women in starting and growing their businesses. The Chief Guest encouraged the participants. She addressed the gathering that the CEO stands for Challenges Entrepreneur and Organizer. The guest of honor also shared the health benefits and the society benefits by this scheme.


 The program was sponsored by  NSTEDB, DST, Government of India, New Delhi, commenced on 1st November 2019 at SRM Valliammai Engineering College, Kattankulathur. Dr.T.P.Ganesan, Director, SRMVEC & Pro-VC (P&D) SRMIST, presided over the function.
Dr.B.Chidambararajan, Principal, and Dr.M.Murugan Vice Principal felicitated the chief guest Mrs.Jayasri Krishnan, Managing Director, D’ OrganicaShoppee, Dr.B.Vanathi., Head/CSE welcomed the gathering and Dr.Radha Ganesh Kumar, HOD(i/c), Department of Management Studies elaborated on the Development Programme.

Totally 34 women participated in this program. The participants’ were undergraduates and postgraduates from various streams.   Dr.D.Kavitha, Assistant Professor, CSE Department, the coordinator of the program delivered the vote of thanks.

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