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Mrs. Latha - Melasedevimangalam Village

Mrs. Latha - Melasedevimangalam Village

Mrs. Latha (30) W/o Maheswaran is belongs to Scheduled caste community and living in Melasedevimangalam village, Manachanallur Taluk, Tiruchirappalli District. She got second marriage with Mr. Maheswaran. Her first husband was died in an accident in 2014. She has a girl child. Once she connected with Mr. Maheswaran and gets marriage legally with him. Mr. Maheswaran is a car driver addicted for alcohol and involved in theft and illegal activities and often at jail. Recently, he was punished in a case and now in jail. Now she has two girls for Mr.Maheswaran.

She becomes a member in Roja Self help group six years back and involved in regular savings. Two years back, she get internal loan from the group and invest some additional amount and invest the same to lease ½ acre of land and cultivate paddy and blackgram.


Recently, she harvested 310 kg of blackgram and sold 250 blackgram to the Farmer’s Producer Company promoted by Vasantham Pengal Sangam and retains the balance to her family. She get fair price for her products. She told “I have to wait few months to get good price for my blackgram. But now I get good price from Mrs. Padma, Company owner for my blackgram immediately after harvest. Thanks to Ms. Padma. I will use this amount to take some more land for lease” said Mrs.Latha.

Mrs.Buvaneswari - Manachanallur village

Mrs.Buvaneswari - Manachanallur village

It appears that Buvaneswari received a loan of 10,000 Rupees from the Vasantham Pengal Sangam to support her stitching activities in Manachanallur village. Here`s a case study summary based on the provided information:Name: Buvaneswari  Loan Amount: 10,000 Rupees Source of Loan: Vasantham Pengal SangamLocation: Manachnallur village, India Family: She has two children and her husband works as an auto driver.Housing: They live in a thatched house.Education: Buvaneswari has completed 12th standard.Economic Status: The family is considered poor.Income: Buvaneswari earns a daily income of Rs. 200 through her stitching work.

This case study suggests that Buvaneswari is engaged in stitching to generate income and support her family, which is in a financially challenging situation. The loan she received may have been instrumental in starting or expanding her stitching business.
Mrs.Sutha - Rasayankovil, Samayapuram Village

Mrs.Sutha - Rasayankovil, Samayapuram Village

Mrs.Sutha is Rasayankovil samayapuram village  hair roping  income generation  activities  vasantham pengal sangam  support right sharing world resource loan give 10000 It seems you`ve provided information about another individual named Sutha from Rasayankovil Samayapuram village, who is involved in hair roping as an income generation activity.

Sutha received a loan of 10,000 Rupees from Vasantham Pengal Sangam with support from Right Sharing World Resource.This case study includes the following details:Name: SuthaLocation: Rasayankovil Samayapuram village, IndiaIncome Generation Activity: Hair ropingLoan Amount: 10,000 RupeesSource of Loan: Vasantham Pengal Sangam with support from Right Sharing World Resource It`s evident that Sutha is engaged in hair roping as a means of income generation, and the loan provided by Vasantham Pengal Sangam and Right Sharing World Resource may have supported her in this endeavor.
D. Vijayalakshmi - Ulunthankudi Village

D. Vijayalakshmi - Ulunthankudi Village

I am D. Vijayalakshmi (36) wife of Dharmalingam, belongs to dalit community living in the villages of Ulunthankudi, Trichirapalli district.  I have 2 children, out of marriage that has performed 10 years before. My husband became alcohol dependant and failed to bring income to family needs. We eked out income from agriculture and allied labor works. I learnt thatches making from my father in law as he used to do thatches making during off season to make income.

I found my situation challenging as I have to run family on my own income, though my male breadwinner is here in the family.  That time, I was fortunate to become a member with Vasantham Pengal Sangam. I joined, do small savings and availed internal lending, however that is not enough! I requested VPS to support me with a loan to do thatches making that will fetch me good income to address our income needs.

VPS under RSWR project loaned me an amount of Rs.8300 to invest in thatches making and marketing activities.  I do this near my house and also found time to look after my children and the family needs. I earn Rs.200 per day, and work 22-24 days in a month. I am repaying the loan amount to committee promptly with interest besides savings in the group.

Meanwhile, alcohol dependant spouse attempted suicide and saved from suicide, admitted at Government Hospital, Tiruchirapalli. VPS is engaged in counseling my spouse to give his alcohol, I hope he will release himself !

Thanks to RSWR and VPS for this timely intervention !
Mrs. B.Kiruthika (28) - Salapatty Village

Mrs. B.Kiruthika (28) - Salapatty Village

I am Mrs. B.Kiruthika (28) W/o Mr. Baskar  (Vaiyapuri )residing at Salapatty village, Thirupathur Panchayat, Manachanallur Taluk, Tiruchirappalli district. My house is constructed by coconut thatches. It is a very small house for our 4 family members. I have com pleted high school education ie 10th standard and got marriage with my close blood relative at the age of 17. God gives us two mentally retired girl children aging 6 and 3 years. My husband is a construction helper. I am carrying my two MR children and can’t able to for any work. We have no other property. Happy to say, that I am one of a member in Mariyamman Self Help Group and hardly involve in small savings as per the group norms monthly Rs. 100.


I have got a small credit INR 5000 from the Revolving Fund of VPS of ACWW and hardly invest from my side Rs. 3300 and buy two pregnant goats in January 2022. In addition to carrying my children, I rear the goats around my home not at far away. I got two baby goats in July 2022. Recently I sold one young goat for INR 5100 and retain three goats. Through this amount I purchased a walker to my elder daughter and settled the credit amount.  Both are using the same walker and they are happy now. I have participated in the various training programs. Specially, I would like o say that I attend got rearing management training and gender perspective training.  “Even though I get small income by goat rearing I can’t able to go beyond it due to my MR children. I spent more  time with my children and really fearing about their future”.

Thanks to ACWW for the income generation support to my family. Hope I will continue the goat rearing.
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