S6c3 chapter 3 agriculture.

Contentsof section6: Agriculture.
Chapter3-Agriculture.
3.1-Introductiontothe agriculture,notas a science,butforthe applicationof the available science.
3.2-Planningforvillage panchayatAssociation(VPA).
3.3-What is this‘VPA?’.
3.4-Advantagesof VPA .
3.5-Disadvantagesof VPA.
3.6-How to bringthe people togetherforwork.
3.7-Inceptionof agricultural association.
3.8-Village panchayathassociationoffice bearers.
3.9-PresentplanforVPA.
3.10-Workingshare distribution.
3.11-Precautionsfromseedtofood.
3.12-Precautionswiththe seed.
3.13-Precautionsforpestsandinsects.
3.14-Precautionswhile preparingthe soil bed.
3.15-Soil testing.
3.16-Pesticides –insecticidesandagriculture.
3.17-Precautionstobe takenforpesticides andinsecticides.
3.18-Processingof the productsof agriculture.
3.19-Transportationof the agriculture products.
3.20-Storage of agriculture products.
3.21-Hygiene fromseedtofoodwill preventall the foodborndiseases.
3.22-Mathematicsof population –dietintake –landsgrowingdifferentfoodarticleswill solve
problemsrelatedtonutritionandthe lossforthe farmer.
3.23-VPA – Offices –Ground floor.
3.24-VPA – Offices –Firstfloor.
3.25-VPA – Offices –secondfloor.
3.26-VPA – Offices–Thirdfloor.
3.27-VPA – Communityhalls,movie halls.
3.28-Water purificationcentre,RCSteam, waste managementinthe VPA .
3.29-Movementregister,securitychecksinthe VPA.
3.30-Bank, Postoffice,fire station,forestoffice,police office,drug controller,pesticide,fertilizer,
excise officesinthe VPA.
3.31-VPA cleaninganddryingarea.
3.32-VPA cow keepingarea.
3.33-Plannedpopulationdistributioninthe VPA.
3.34-Total plannedpopulation.
Views to make this ‘World’ developed and this ‘Earth’
as the lovely place for every ‘Human’.
SECTION 6

AGRICULTURE
Let, all of us have nutritious, balanced, poison free diet,
For better mind and muscle power,
To live long with health and happiness;
Chapter 3: Agriculture
3.1. Introduction to the agriculture, not as a science, but for the
application of the available science.
‘There are some groundnutskeptinfrontof me alongwiththe coffee insome house, most of them
were small insize,shrunken,wasnottastinggood, let us think why those ground nuts became like
this?’
In this chapter I am writing about the science of agriculture, but about the application of the
available science even to the remote farm, all the time through better administration.
It is necessary to understand our capability and the limitations;
1. We are one of the richestCountriesinthe worldintermsof populationandwe have plentyof
landfor agriculture,plentyof workable time.
2. Now we have to utilize this strength, to increase our wealth in terms of food (agriculture) and
material (Industry).
3. Our nation is basically dependent upon agriculture. Agriculture needs Irrigation. When once
sufficient irrigation is achieved to grow food articles like paddy, wheat etc, which is continuous
throughout the year to all the nook and corner of the India the agricultural production increases.
4. The basicproblemthatthe presentIndiafacingin the field of agriculture is that the land owners
are having lands in a small scale ranging between1-2 acre to 20-25 acres. They are following old
agricultural methods. Most of the time they are not able to put sufficient capital at the required
time to grow the crop properly.
5. If a farmerloosesthe crop after loaned capital due to natural calamities he may not get on from
his loss.
6. Since it issmall scale agriculture,theyare notable toaffordhighcost machineslike tractors, crop
cutting machines, crop processing machines, etc; in their agricultural system.

7. A farmerwho haslot of interestinagriculture maynothave the land with him, a person who has
lotof landwithhimmay nothave the manpoweror interest, thus the land may be useless for that
period.
8. A farmer who has lot of skills in agriculture may not get sufficient coolie for his work. In this
aspect we cannot blame the owners as they may also face loss at times.
9. If one village Panchayath (VP) has 5000 acres of land, the government land may be 2000 acres,
the rest,that is 3000 acresmay be belongingto thousand owners, ranging from 1 acres to 30 acres,
that meansdifferentowners,mayhave differentamountof lands,depending upon their hard work
or the effortthat theyhave executedinthe pastintheirlife. And the government lands are always
laying waste without any useful activity in it.
10. I had seen many instances in which the farmer had taken lot of efforts, working from morning
till eveningtobringthe landto a properpositionlike removingstones,diggingwells,formatting the
lands, etc. The land has come to that level because of the farmer’s interest and effort over that
land. For that farmer land is the god and everything.
Usually Government lands are laying waste, without any useful activity in it, are may be occupied
illegally by a powerful person and ultimately registered by the revenue department.
11. Anyassociationforthatmatter needsadjustment, sometimes the worker may get more, some
time the owner may get more, it need a good heart and tolerance from both the side. The aim
should be to increase the overall production, and then only the every individual will get more.
3.2. Planning for village panchayat Association (VPA):
VPA isthe administrative force lead by the people of the same village, to manage all the events in
the village effectively with minimal support from the government and reciprocally support the
government.
We can make use of ‘VPA’ in solving the most of problems in our country like,
1. Unemployment.
2. Poverty.
3. Illiteracy.
4. Health related problems.
5. Mental illness.
6. To construct the future model villages, better housing.
7. To increase the raining system.
8. To increase the forest area.

9. To increase the life expectancy.
10. To decrease the irrigation related problems etc.
3.3. What is this ‘VPA?’.
It is nothing but a group of working people in that area interested in agriculture joining hands
together in work to up lift themselves. It should include all the people who are interested in
working.
They have to come to Village panchayat Association office every day, then, they have to go to
allotted area for work.
Village expertcommittee /groupleaders,agroupof seniorcitizensinthe village who has expertise
in agriculture should guide the working group and also think about the tomorrows work.
Governmentinvolvementshouldalsobe verymuchessential.The governmentlandsshould also be
utilized in growing crops through these associations.
All the small scale farmer should join together to form a single farming unit including government
land. The land as much as possible for agriculture.
During seasons they can involve in agricultural activity, other days they can involve in increasing
forestareaby cultivatingteakwood,rose wood,sandal wood,fruittreeslikeorange,mango,guava,
jack fruit, etc; depending upon the soil nature.
The same association can be utilized in times other than agriculture for constructing the model
villages,housing,roadsystembelongingtotheirvillage panchayatharea in coordination with Taluk
and Districtboards.Talukand Districtboardshas to workunderthe electedleadersandalsounder
administrative force, (Tahsildhars, Assistant commissioners etc,).Ultimately they will be giving
constant information to state and national authorities.
3.4. Advantages of VPA :
1) All the people willgetthe jobsaccordingtotheirinterestof worksounemployment problem can
be solved to the maximum extent.
2) All will getsufficientjobandalsomoney,maybe inthe formof ‘grains’.Sopoverty can be solved
to the maximum extent.
3) Since the parentsare engagedinworkandgettingsufficientgrainsandmoney,moneywill notbe
a problem for them. So children are free to study. Child labor will decrease, literacy rate will
increase.
4) Each VPA can have a healthunit(VPH) thatcan solve the problemof health of the people of that
area and also it can act like a referral center with good ambulance service.

5) When people are continuously involved in work and if they get sufficient grains to eat and
sufficientmoneyto spend, the incidence of mental illness, suicide, poisoning etc. decreases and
the nutritional disorder will disappear.
6) The same man powercan be utilizedinconstructingthe model villageandhouse of theirown.(In
the time apart from the time necessary to spend for agriculture) with good sanitation, good
drainage system, broad roads, strong house etc.
7) The same power can also be utilized in building up forest area by plant implantation (e.g. rose
wood, teak wood, sandal wood) and also implantation of fruit plants like guava, Orange, Mango,
Jack fruit etc.
8) As the forest area increase, the raining will also increase, because of increased cloud trapping.
9) As the people eat good food and as they work hard every day, their expectation of life will
increase and they will have good health.
10) Since all the people in that area are getting job through agricultural association the migration
and migration related problems will decrease.
11) The total land areain that areafor agriculture will increase,because, (a) No land is left without
puttingthe crop. We can extendthe landasmuchas possible. (b) All the government and revenue
landcan be utilizedinthe processof cultivation,the governmentandthe ownerswillgettheirshare
for their amount land.
12) Can use modern methods of agriculture and hybrid seed to increase the yield? Buying and
maintenance of instruments will not be burden for a single man, the association can maintain it.
13) Regularorientationcanbe giventoall the farmersthroughassociationbyagriculture experts so
that the farmers can update their knowledge to work better in the fields, and to yield better.
14) All the people in the area will get job in all the 365 days.
15) Regularlypeople canorganize talks,functions,workshop and meets to have exchange of views
with other association and also within the agriculture association.
16) Organizationcanhave regularworkshopsaboutthe subjects that is very much essential for life
with the experts in that field.
17) Can train different group of people in different fields like agricultural works, repair works,
Gowdons management, office work, and retreats for farmers etc.
18) The waste expenses for traveling, eating food, outside staying expenses, discomfort that they
face in the bus(overrush),food(sodamixedfood,differenttaste),waitingtime forbusandwasting
the work time decreases. Many a times people are not affordable to get luxury or good
accommodation,sostayingatcheap hotelsand road side many a times may lead to loosing things,
money by his own mistake or by theft, will also reduce to a great extent.

19) Since the person is staying with his family, which is with his wife and children rather than
outside, chances of getting exposed to other women / men will decrease and thus incidence of
sexually transmitted disease and AIDS will decrease drastically.
20) We can train up the youths to lead a faithful life through the retreat that is conducted at VPA
either weekly/fortnightly/monthly depending upon the availability of timings.
21) We can hope for uniform rates through inter association communication. When grain cost are
uniform transportation in the form of business will decrease, but transportation will restore
depending upon the availability and needs.
22) Can plan for uniformity in crop seeding and growth, this will help is many aspects like cloud
seeding. We can opt for cloud seeding at required time according to our needs.
23) The associationcaninvolve inthe processof rainwaterconservationlike checkdams,watersink
pits, mud bunds etc; in their Gram Panchayath limits. So that ground water level will rise.
24) Elders and directors, even others can constantly monitor the youths interest, any outstanding
personality can be given suitable encouragement and guidance.
25) The people whoare interestedincultural activitycangive cultural meets,eveningmeetsetc;in
the campus.
26) The possibilityof presentlyincreasing population status in the cities and up growth of slums in
the cities decreases,asthe migrationtothe citiesdecrease fromthe villages, and also people who
are already migrated to cities and leading a difficult life in the city may go back to their original
village and start working there.
27) Business:Businessof agriculturerelatedproductsinsmall scale will decrease as the association
is going to supply the materials directly to its factory or to the final consumer, the small scale
business people will not get any material for their business so they may have to change their
professiontoothersegmentslike agriculture orindustryinthe nearfuture,andthe farmers will get
the full value that is there for that material and they are benefited. Business of non agricultural
materials may increase as the peoples economy increases they may buy more wanted/unwanted
materials.
28) Industrialization:All the associationisgoingtosupplytheir agriculture products to their factory
itself.The associations that supplies its material to the factory becomes the owners of the factory
and the workersof the associationand the land owners will get the owners share from the factory
income. And thus the people involved in agriculture will get more income as explained later.
29) Regular timing and regular work make life tension free and they can adjust their work
accordingly.The leave facilitiescancontinue in the same way as it is existing today in public sector
and alsoas per the present government orders or can be changed according to the VPA opinion in
that VPA.
30) Hospital,VPA office,Revenueoffices,policestationandotherofficesif we establishinthe same
campus or nearby, it saves lot of time that we are wasting in these offices for getting our work
done.

31) The people who cannot read and write can have a class after the work through evening class
and thus we can increase the literacy rate.
32) If in a house onlytwo oldpeople are there,theyare the husbandand wife without any working
people andnobodyisthere tolookafterthe lands,theywill be gettingtheirshare regularlythrough
VPA. VPA can assist their life to run in a smooth way.
33) Now we are young and energetic, we can think better, work better it is not the same in the
future. Age, accidents in life can push any strong man in to dependency. So the group of
people/VPA who has strong mind and body can think in this aspect and can establish some of the
projects useful for the disabled people like old age homes, and can involve in disease control
programmes, (malaria, leprosy, Tuberculosis, Aids etc), Assisting handicaps etc.
34) Smoking, alcoholism and sex can spoil the person and his belonging if it crosses the line of
normality. These habits can arise at any age especially at adolescence because this is the age of
experiment.Anadolescentsmokes,consumesalcohol,havingsex justtoknow what it is? How it is?
Withoutthinkingaboutthe consequences.Inadultsit may be due to various reasons, for example,
Prestige,the varioussituation and his friends circle may influence and he thinks that smoking and
alcoholismisaprestigiouswork,he mayalsothinkthatwithoutthis,my friends may look me down
or theymay choose these habitsto alleviate the tensions in life like not getting a suitable job, not
earning enough money etc, or people consume alcohol to celebrate happiness. In parties it is
becomingone of the important events. In old age it may be due to the losses in life, dependency,
not able to leave the habit that he has started at his early age etc. Thus these problems are still
existing inthe societyanditisconsuminglotof useful man power,moneyand thus the individual,
families and the national economical production decreases and the mental and physical illnesses
are increasing.
Solutions;- As the people are getting the jobs easily, as the economic status improves, as the
awareness improves, as the inequality in socio-economic status decreases and as the people are
involvedmore inthe workall the time these habits also decreases. But the industries like alcohol
industry,cigarette industry,prostitute industry suffers. So it is better the people working in these
areas should change their occupation to agricultural or other industry that is going to generate in
the near future.
35) Lottery business : As the people’s faith in work increases they may cut short the ambition of
gettingmoneyinwayslike lotterybusiness, illegal ways of generating money ect. So the problem
arises for the lottery industries. It is better if they realize this truth and better to change their
profession in the near future. One man gets lakhs or crores of rupees with the money of
millions/billionsof people .Itissure thatthe millions/billionsof people are becoming poor and poor
with this lottery ambition.
36) Presently in India lots of taboos and customs are existing. Some of these taboos, beliefs, and
customs are beneficial, some are harmful. People still follow it. It is existing in all the fields eg;
sacrificingananimal tosatisfysome god,brandingtechniquesforvariousreasons,ourharmful food
habitslike notgivingwaterorproteinrichfoodlike dhal toa nursingmotherand thusfinallylanding
in the problems like malnutrition, anemia or other deficiency disorders etc. These taboos, wrong
believes are still existing because the man who discharges these taboos must be a influential,

talkative, attractive, easily available man so people believe in him. And it is also due to
unavailability of proper facility, may be medical or social etc. So people are continuing the same
procedure without knowing the harm effects of the procedure that they are doing.
The love that we have towardsour eldersandrelativessometimesmaytake one’slife. E.g. Old lady
does branding for a newborn with full love because she thinks that the baby is suffering from
‘Balagraha’ that may lead to the death of a baby. A man may not get any fluids during attacks of
loose stools, because the family may have a wrong idea that if we give fluids, the loose stools
further increases and the vomiting increases so they will not give any fluids and the man may die
because of hypovolumicshock.These typesof problemscanbe solvedonlywhen proper education
regarding the harmful effects is told to the people and we can utilize VPA as one of the media to
educate the people in this way.
If a child makes a mistake the parents and teachers corrects him and brings him to a proper
channel. If a citizen, a family, or a village makes mistakes then who should correct it? It is the
responsibility of the present leader to think in this way.
37) Stabilization of population: Family planning procedure can be effectively discharged through
VPA, temporary methods of family planning procedure and proper spacing after one baby and
permanent methods of family planning procedures after the two babies can be effectively
implemented through VPA, Industrial association.
38) Affordability:We knowwiththe inventions in the science many things have come to the world
to make the man’s life more comfortable and communicative like fan, phone, TV, fridge, vehicles
etc,but isit reallypossibletoaffordthese materialsbya poor man. It is possible only by a rich man
and he exhibitsinthe society,the poormanwhocannot buyit may developdissatisfaction towards
this society and he may choose some of the illegal ways to get these things and the peace in the
societyisdisturbed.Itisharmful forboththe rich and the poor,because a poorthief killsa rich man
for the material thathe has and the same man may notthinkaboutthe future consequences in life
and finally lands up in the jail, the family that depends on him will die because of starvation,
psychological torture anddisease.Itisa sad thingthatthe rich also does many illegal operations to
become still richer. Let all of us develop a sense of satisfaction with whatever we get.
Now the challenge in front of the science is how to make these things affordable to the common
people.
There are two ways;
The prices for these materials should come down.
The people who need these should earn more.
If the prices are very low, it may affect on the quality of the material or the producer or the labor
that produces it may suffer from loss.
So unlessthe science thinksinthe way of increasing the income of a common man and eradicating
the inequality that exists today, until that society will not improve in terms of total economy and
peace.

Leave about whatever we have discussed earlier it is pity to see that the children are not sent to
schoolsbecause of the unaffordabilityorthe school goingchildmay have to look after the another
small young sibling, because both the mother and the father has to go for work to lead the life or
the small childmaybe an earningmaninthe familybykeepinggoats,hens,cows,buffalos and thus
getting some money to the family to lead the life.
Not only this, people are dying with disease because of un affordability. A man who has severe
chestpain and myocardial infarctionmaynotreachthe hospital because he may not be able to pay
the moneyforthe vehicle orforthe drugs.I had seenmanywomenwithbleedingpervaginum(may
be due to DUB or fibroids etc ;) postponing their surgery because of un affordability. Many will
postpone the herniasurgeryandultimatelylandupincomplicationbecause of unaffordability. THE
SCIENCE SHOULD TAKE UP THIS ALSO AS ONE OF CHALLENGES AND AS A RESEARCH PROJECT TO
CREATE SOME SOLUTION TO SOLVE THIS PROBLEMS OF UNAFFORDABILITY.
39) If,inone VPA region more rice isgrown andin anotherAA region more legumes are grown, the
legumescanbe exchangedforcereals without any money in between and the people on both the
sides are benefited.
40) Isit wrongbeing born in village for poor parents? There is no hope of becoming a good citizen
because of a chain of obstacles like lack of education, poverty, malnutrition, lack of guidance etc.
we can hope that the VPA will bring a ray of light for all these people.
41) What can happen in the future if we don’t realize the situation now: If we don’t gear up in
increasingthe nationsproductionwe maynotbe able torepaythe loans what ever we made at the
international level.Situationmaystill more worsenandwe maynotbe able to pay the interestalso.
The multinational company or other developed country owner ship may become prominent in all
the segmentsandthey may control our system from the place where they are sitting, and we may
become just a cooli or slave in front of them.
The situation may still worsen if they develop a bad heart towards us. We should never leave the
situationtoprogresstowardsthisway.Thisisat the national levelandall the presentleaders of our
country may lose all their power and may have to do according to the orders given by others.
But at the bottomlevel situationwillbecome still bad.Because of increasedpoverty,dissatisfaction,
hunger in the society, it can provoke robbery, murder and can disturb the peace in both the
segments of people, both rich and poor. People start thinking that any way we are leading a very
bad life here whichisworse thanlivinginjail,andeventheymaylose love towardsthemselves and
that is the stage where they don’t bother to do anything, they don’t care for their life also. If the
police or the law beats them, they simply cry.
Unless the poverty is eradicated and all the people start living in good houses with good water
supply and sanitary facility, it is not possible to eradicate any disease and today’s all the national
disease control programmesare like putting plaster for the falling wall, and these programme will
not be 100% successful unless there is change in the entire society in the form of good education,
goodsanitation,goodhousing,goodfood,betterlife style etc,andthe disease canaffectanyone on
this land without differentiating rich or poor.
Disease, disability, loss, lack of cooperation and support can make a rich man in to poor; the poor

may become still poorer.
42) The national irrigation project will become a truth only when there is good support at village
level. The primary channels can be created by the central government the secondary, tertiary,
quaternary channels has to be constructed by state/ district/ taluk, VPA boards at their levels by
utilizing the man power respectively. The people of VPA in their non crop working days have to
participate in creating channels, roads, village for their own.
43) Study visits/knowledge upgrading visits can be organized through VPA to upgrade their
knowledge to agricultural institution /factories/ tourist places etc.
44) We can make a sense of love, and can create values in life through any association for that
matter.The aim is to make all husband and wife with their kids sleep peacefully at home at night.
3.5. Disadvantages of VPA:
1. Some of the landowner’smaynot be willingforthissystem, theymaytell that,we don’t want to
give our lands to VPA because we have brought this land to this level and we love it .
2. We may not get good profit as our land is better than others.
3. Already planted lands like coconut plantation, Arachanut plantation, coffee plantation, tea
plantation, and people may tell that we have struggled a lot to bring of this land, we need very
minimum maintenance and we can pay high salary for the people and maintain our plantation.
3.6. How to bring the people together for work.
How to solve this :
1. A man or a family cannot survive only with coconut or arachanut or coffee or tea. We need
everythinglike dhal,wheat,rice,etc,toleadthe life,sowe should realize that through VPA we can
get everything by exchange. The excess can be sold if needed and money can be made.
2. The scenarioentirelychangeswithintwotothree years as the crop yielding drastically improves
as we start using modern technique of agriculture and utilizing agricultural instruments. These
costlyinstrumentsmaynotbe possible tomaintainif we continue as small scale agricultural forms.
3. As we mentionedearlierthe national irrigationprojectwill becomeatrue onlywiththe complete
establishment of VPA. Because the secondary, tertiary, quaternary channel works has to done by
state/district, Taluk, VPA boards respectively in that area.
The non agricultural associationfarmersmayface the laborproblem because all the laborers wants
to joinVPA astheyare gettingfull yearwork,securityand power in the VPA and also they can earn
better. And here is the possibility that a poor man becomes rich and rich becomes richer.
4. If the land owner has got love and affection towards a particular land and if he wants to work in
that particularlandonly,he can continue toworkas before inhisfieldstakingthe helpof farmersof

VPA.
5. If a landowner is not at all willing to join VPA, he may be excluded from the VPA. And it is
practically not possible to provide necessary facilities for agriculture like irrigation, agricultural
products, factory products, etc.
6. The existing factory, firms, owner’s my face problems with the labors if it is not labor friendly.
Because VPA anditsfactories are labor owned,the netprofitorlossinit isdistributedtoall and it is
semi governmenthandledasthe governmentlandisalsoincludedinitandgovernmentofficialsare
also included in monitoring, maintaining the profit/loss in the association.
3.7. Inception of agricultural association:
All the farmers who are interested in participating in this association should submit their Xerox
registration paper, with the land area (attested) to sub Tahsildhars.
The land that they are presenting to the association should be in a ready to use state (formed
fields).If the fields are not formed the owner may request the association to make it formed, the
total number of man power days and machine expenses are calculated and that has to be paid by
the owner or it will be deducted from the his owner share.
Sub Tahsildhars with revenue inspector estimates the total possible agricultural area-Farmer and
governments land.
Form the VPA body.
VPA body should be under the control of;
AA body should be under the control of;
1. President of India.
2. Prime minister
3. Agriculture minister.
4. Agricultural Commissioner
5. Chief Minister
6. State Agricultural Commissioner
7. District in charge minister.
8. Assistant Commissioner
9. Member of Legislative Assembly.
10.Tahsildars
11.VPA President Sub Tahsildars (Village
Gramapanchayath AA body)
3.8. Village panchayath association office bearers:
Table showing the candidate’s position in the election result and their designation:

Candidate’s
position in
the election
result
Designation
Ruling party:
1st
place. President VPA.
2nd
place. Vice president 1 VPA.
3rd
place. Vice president 2 VPA.
4th
place. Executive member VPA –
Finance.
5th
property management.
6th
Irrigation and sanitation.
7th
Agriculture and forestry.
8th
place. Executive memberVPA – village
industry and business.
9th
education.
10th
place. Executive memberVPA –health.
11th
place. Executive memberVPA – model
village and model nation.
12th
national security web.
Opposition party:
13th
place. Leaderof the opposition party –
1st
opposition member.
14th
place. 2nd
Leader of the opposition
party – 2nd
opposition member.
15th
place. 3rd
opposition member.
16th
place. 4th
opposition member.
17th
place. 5th
opposition member.
18th
place. 6th
opposition member.
19th
place. 7th
opposition member.
20th
place. 8th
opposition member.
3.9. Present plan for VPA;
1) To begin with start in a rented house, Start working, start cultivation.
2) Purchase Tractors, Machines with the help of Banks, through VPA.
3) Distribution of income after Subtracting the annual expenses and incentives.

4) Divide the income for groups.
(i) 30% for real owner (owners share), for e.g.; To the farmer or to the government. In one
Gramapanchayath if there is 5000 acres land in which 2000 acre belongs to government 3000 acres
belongsdifferent farmers and the net growth of paddy from that 5000 acres is 200000 bags. 30% of
2 lack bags is 60000 bags, Government has 2000 acres that is 2/5th
of the owners share, that is
24000 bags goes to the Government and Land owners has totally 3000 acres, that is 3/5th
of the
owners share goes to different farmers, that is 36000 bags.
(ii) 30% forsalary (working share) .Total income divided by total number of man days. (60000 bags
for salary).All the workersworkingwiththe associationwillbe gettingone workingshare excluding
the government employs; the government employs will get their salary as usual from the
government. The AA may have to pay extra salary apart from one working share for the specialist
that the AA has appointed for its necessary works, and this salary amount will be added in to the
expense of AA.
(iii) 15% for VPA fund (e.g. 30000 bags)
(iv) 15% for Government for Development (e.g. 30000 bags)
(v) 10% for Repaying loans every year (e.g. 20000 bags)
Example;-Sayinafamilythere are 8 people,Father&Mother, 2 sons andtheirwives,2children one
for each couple (school going) has 10 acres of Land, out of this 5 people are going for work, that is
the fatherhis2 sonsand their wives will work in the association will get owners share for 10 acres
of land and working share for 5 people.
3.10. Working share distribution.
The workingshare isdistributedinthe VPA asfollows:
Designation. Rout
ine
shar
e.
Extr
a
shar
e.
Note.
M.P.(during
elected
period)
1.0 Nil The MP of
that area may
be getting the
share from all
the VPA’s in
his
constituency.
M.L.A.
(during
elected
period)
1.0 Nil The MLA of
that area
may be
getting the
share from all

the VPA’s in
his
constituency.
President
AA
1.0 1.5 Can claim
TA/DA others
as per the
bylaw of
theVPA’s and
that is added
to the
expenses of
the AA.
Elected
members of
the VPA
1.0 1.0 Can claim
TA/DA with
prior
permission
from the VPA
as per the
bylaws. The
government
board of
directors will
get the salary
from the
government
as usual.
Agriculture
Coordinator
s.
1.0 1.0 Can claim
TA/DA with
prior
permission
from the VPA
as per the
bylaws.
Farmers /
Working
members.
1.0 Nil Nil
3.11. Precautions from seed to food.
It isnecessarytotake the precautionsinascientificway,inordertohave good yield,toprevent the
loss in growth – processing – transportation, prevent pollution to the environment, prevent
poisoningtothe humansandanimals,tomaintainthe hygine – nutritive value of the food product,
to go for positive healthwith food articles. So, it is necessary to take precautions from the time of
seed preparation to implanting the plant to eating the product:

3.12. Precautions with the seed.
Seed: Avoid using preservatives and insecticides to preserve the seed, instead use air tight
containerswhere the insectscannotenterandstore them at appropriate temperature. Storing the
seedat the appropriate temperaturewillpreventthem from drying excessively and will also avoid
them to germinate. The designated air tight jars which are reusable can be used to preserve the
seeds.The seedcanbe preparedat selected VPA where the soil and the environment are suitable
for seedpreparationunderthe guidanceof expertswhich will be distributed to all the needy VPA.
3.13. Precautions for pests and insects.
Invasion of insect is a common problem with the present bag system, thus it makes us to use the
insecticides. Reusable air tight jars (like present gas cylinder) will make it economical in long run.
Onlythe seal and the date,time,manufacturesdetailsneedstobe putat the brim of the container.
There are many advantages of this designated reusable jars like, easy transportation, accurate
measurements, rodents and insects cannot attack them, hygienic, non poisonous, healthy to
handle,healthytoeat,itwill avoidpressure injury on the seeds, no early spoiling since there is no
tissue injury . We can have different size and color for different seed and for food grains which
makes us to identify the same from the distance. Treatment like washing, boiling, drying can be
done for these jars in a hygienic way. Air tight sealing of the jar can be done soon after filling.
3.14. Precautions while preparing the soil bed.
Preparing the soil bed: Plants are like a machine, which utilizes carbon dioxide, water, sodium,
nitrogen, potassium, calcium, iron, urea, phosphorous, zinc, oxygen, water and others to produce
complex moleculeslike carbohydrates,proteins,fatsandvitamins.If we give optimum irrigation to
the plant then the plant will grow well, if we give some more irrigation then there will be more
evaporation through the leaves, if we irrigate some more then the plant will decay. On the other
handif we irrigate the plant with less water there will be the dehydration of the plant, the size of
the plantcellswill decrease,the growth of the plant decreases, if there is still less supply of water
then the plant dries up and dies. So, there is a necessity to understand the term ‘optimum
irrigation’ this we can achieve by ‘RCS’. We know the growth of the plant depends on the food,
water, and the gas it gets for its growth. The plant needs the gas like carbon dioxide for its
photosynthesisandsome oxygen; both are available in the atmosphere, water we can get by RCS.
But the nutrition of the plant we need to look in to for optimum growth.
All the soilsare notthe same,some soil isrichin some nutrients,some inothernutrients,and some
are deficient in some nutrients. Because of this certain plants grow well in some soil. If we grow
similar variety of plants in one soil then there may be exhaustion of particular nutrient in the soil
and thus we will not get better growth in subsequent crops. The similar looking soil may have
difference inthe contentof the nutrients thus the plants may grow well in certain areas and not in
others.Forthis reasonswe cannotuniversalize the protocolslike putsome fourkilogramsof ureaor
potassiumperhectare of land.We listenlotof programmes like this in television and radio, where

they advise the farmers to use certain amount of particular substance to for particular crop and it
may work out well for few but not for all. Every land is different and the same land becomes
different from year to year and from season to season. Putting some molecules to certain lands
which are already rich in that substance may make the plant poisonous by having more
concentrationof thatsubstance.We,the people eatproteinandreleaseureaintothe atmosphere,
but we cannoteat urea.The people inthe oldendayswere notdoinganysoil testing,buttheywere
not using all the lands continuously, the lands which were left used to grow with some kinds of
plants, which were mixed with the soil when the people used to plow the land and thus the
nutritionof the landusedto maintainnaturally.Now the situationisdifferentwe are notaffordable
to leave any land waste for a year to grow shrubs in it to increase the nutrient value of the soil,
instead we try to put the crop repeatedly in the same land as much as possible. The population is
increasedandthe demandismore,sowe needto use all the landto the maximumextent possible.
In this situation it is also necessary to know the deficient or excess substance present in the land
withthe quantificationbefore advising or putting certain nutrient to the soil, that quantification is
not happening,insteadwe are followinggeneralized protocols which may be injurious to the plant
and to the people.
3.15. Soil testing.
Identifyingthe nutrientcontentof the soil,the optimal requirementof the nutrientsfor a particular
plants, making the soil optimum for the growth of the plant are the subjects of the research.
We have lotcenters where the soil testing have been done and gives the reports with its nutrient
content,andadvise onsupplementationof nutrients.Buttheyare not inthe reach of small farmers.
The small farmers has to depend on the radio or television talk and they need to follow it, if they
understand it well and if they are not making any mistake in the procedure they do.
With the establishment of VPA we can have teams / expert for carrying all these procedures
periodically in the required places in the VPA territory and thus we can save lot of money by not
putting unnecessary fertilizes and putting optimum indicated nutrients or we can use natural
manure in this place and make things more environmental friendly.
The graduates with the ‘degree in agriculture’ from the university of agriculture will see all these
proceduresinthe VPA inthe agriculture laboratory.One dayall the people workingwithagriculture
will have degree inagriculturewiththem.Insome differentsituationwhere some more evaluations
are required,thenthe soil samplescanbe senttodistrict/ state university lab / national university
lab.
Addingspecificamountof fertilizeraccordingtothe deficiency is cost effective and healthy for the
soil - plant and for the humans.
One example is, if we put one gram of extra fertilizer to one square meter of land and if it is used
onlyintwentypercentof the landof India,twice ina year andthe cost of the fertilizerisrupeesfive
hundredperfiftykilograms,thenthe nationisgoingtolose one thousand, three hundred crores of
rupees per annum. With this we can open more than two thousand agriculture labs all across the

nation(withone yearsavings), but making the graduates to work in the lab without moving out of
the village is possible only with MV – MN.
3.16. Pesticides – insecticides and agriculture:
We use insecticides and pesticides extensively starting from soaking the seed in pesticide before
implantingtillstorage in the gowdons. Many times the farmers soak the seed in the pesticides for
advisedperiodandstrength,inordertopreventthe seedgettingdamage before itgetsthe sprouts.
Thenwe spry the landwithinsecticidetopreventthe insectsattackingthe sproutingseeds,this will
repeatmanytimestill the plant grows competently and the crop is removed from the land. In this
processthe landwill getthe maximum insecticides and pesticides and the plant is going to absorb
the poisonto the maximumextentandthiswill be present inall the partsof the plantsincludingthe
seeds/grains, leaves, flowers, fruits and vegetable that we use in day to day life. Since the land
contains the higher concentration of pesticides and insecticides it is going to act on the useful
worms(e.g.earthworm) presentinthe soil and they are also going to kill which will lead to loss of
spontaneousmaintenance of the nutritionof the soil. Usage of insecticides and pesticides will not
stopat thisjunction.We store all this agriculture products in unscientific ways and thus there also
varietiesof insectscanattackthe product thuswe store the agriculture products by using different
varieties of insecticides and pesticides. Many a times we use many chemicals to ripen the fruits,
that may be doingits work on the fruit but we will not know the effect of that chemical on human
body. We are very well aware about the concentration of poison required to kill the pest and the
insect,sothe expertsadvise,toputcertainvolume of poisonincertainvolume of waterto spray for
certainarea of the land. That means this concentration is going to kill the insect with certain body
mass / volume. That concentration may not be causing acute effects on the humans with higher
body mass /volume, but we will not know the effect of exposure to the same poison at lower
concentration at repeated settings. We have also treated the people with the signs of poisoning
whosprayedthe insecticidesforlonghours.Thispoisonwhichispresentonthe plantandinthe soil
is going to mix with the water when we irrigate and during raining and thus it will lead to water
pollution and thus by water or by food we consume this poison. The poison can reach our body
from any route like through the skin – eye – nose – mouth by contact, through the lungs by
inhalation, through the gut by absorption and so on.
Because of thiswe needto avoidusingthis pesticides and insecticide which came in to the market
may be three to four decades ago.
So,the challenge infrontof usis‘we shouldnotuse insecticide orpesticide butwe needto prevent
the damage caused by these insects and the pest, maintain the normal bio flora of the land.
3.17. Precautions to be taken for pesticides and insecticides.
We may have to follow certain procedures to avoid the usage of pesticides and insecticides. They
are as follows,

1. Early identificationof the infestationby the people dedicated to identify any type of pathology
to the plants, by inspecting the plants every day.
2. Removingthe plantif thatplantis identified as having certain infection of infestation carefully,
by covering the entire plant and incinerating it.
3. It there is infestation in certain area of land then it is better to remove the plants of the whole
area and incinerate it.
4. Changingthe type of the crop, so that the same pestwill notbe able attack the different species
of plant.
All these are possible only with VPA – MV – MN. The present type of agriculture forces the small
scale farmersto use insecticidesandpesticides.Because the small scale farmers will not be able to
withstandthe lossif theircrop is attacked by some insect or pest. Removing the plant and burning
the plantis nota simple taskbythe presentfarmers,because the entire familydependson the crop
for theirlife,burningthe cropisequivalent to burning their family, they will not have any food for
theirlife.Evenif one farmerusesthe methodof burningbecause itismore nature friendly,the pest
present in the neighboring farm will attack the farmer again. So this method is not going to work
out anyway at present.So the farmer plans to spray the insecticide and the pesticide any number
of time the pest attacks.
The pest may attack one farm, so it has to be identified by the farmer of that land or he may show
that change in the plant to some of his friend who is little experienced in it, then they have to
identifywhattype of infestation it is and then decide about the best pesticide for it, ask someone
for some money,gotonearbytownin one free day,purchase the pesticide if itis available or go on
another day to get the same – all these things will consume some days. By the time the farmer
identifythe infestation,purchase the pesticide,identifythe mansuitabletospraythe pesticide,and
person comes and sprays the insecticide, the infestation might have already spread to the entire
farm andalso to anotherfarm.The farmermighthave got the ‘personto spraythe insecticide’after
fewdays,because he wassickall these days,andhe wassufferingfromthe problemlike weakness,
fatigability,nausea,unable toworkand so on, that the spraying person does not know that he was
sufferingfromthe signsof minimal poisoningbecauseof the poisonhe hadinhaledalreadywhenhe
was spraying the pesticide in the previous farm.
When,once the pesticide issprayedtothisfarmthe infestationinthisfarm will decline, but on the
otherside the severityof the infestationwillbe increasinginthe neighboringfarm. Now a different
farmerof differentlandhasto identifythispestandthe entire cycle repeatsbythe otherfarmer. By
thistime the pestwill spread to another farm, like this it will spread from one land to another and
the pest will maintain its progeny. As the days advances the concentration of the pesticide
decreasesinthe firstfarmer’slandanditis againprone for infestation,the same cropagaingetsthe
infestationandthe farmerwill spraythe pesticideagainforthe secondtime andthismay repeat for
several times in one crop period.
Like thissoil pollution,waterpollution,andfoodpollutionswill setwhichisinminute quantitiesand
we will notbe able to correlate thispollutionwiththe human diseases, because no scientific study
are done onthese aspectsat present.Sowe thinkit is not a problem and we may be treating many

chronicdiseasesfordecadesforwhichthe etiologymaybe this‘chronicpoisoning’.Thisneedstobe
identified through research.
Unless otherwise we identify all the infestation at a time and treat all the infestation at a single
setting,where it is in the initial stage at the height of its severity has to be treated at once. This is
againpossible onlywithcooperativefarmingotherwise one farmer will say my farm is not infested
then why should I give money to spray the pesticide and so on and this type of argument is
advantageous for the pest to maintain their at one or the other place in small (unrecognizable) or
large (recognizable) quantity.
Recurrent chances of infestation and recurrent insecticide spray will not stop and we will not be
able to eradicate the pestsandinsectscausingdamage toour crops withthe presentsystem of unit
farming.
If we eatfoodfree frominsecticidesandpesticides, then we may be able to grow well, we may be
able to lead a life without aches and pains, may lead to avoidance of early aging, and it is a step
toward positive health.
3.18. Processing of the products of agriculture.
Soil maybe the home forall the creaturesincludingthe humans.But no living organism can eat the
soil andlive.A plantwhichgetsall the nutrientsfromthe soil andalsogetsthe supportfrom the soil
will not have a single sign of its origin when we look at the beautiful flower and when we eat the
fruitwithitsgoodtaste.All the plantsgive their productfree fromcontaminants.We the people are
careless and not giving any respect for the food we eat, thus make all the food products to get
contaminated with the contaminants first and then clean and repeat the process again and again.
We will add the contaminant at many setting to the maximum extent possible at the time of
collectingthe crop,transportingthe same, while separating the grain from the husk, while drying,
while packing, while selling and so on. We are the experts in adding the maximum amount of the
soil,stones, pieces of plastics, cysts of worms, nails, and many more at every step to the products
we eat, then we clean it, remix with the contaminants, again clean it. It is a big work, which
consumeslotof man power,moneyandhealthof the people. We don’t bother about the problem
we face with this contamination, we think we save lot of money by not giving care for such thing.
We don’t respect the process of processing the plant products. We choose cheap and easy way of
processing the plant products (e.g. processing on the road), which is unhygienic; make all sorts of
contaminants / poisons / non edibles to mix with the pure plant edible products. We finish our
processing in short period, where we are not using any of our efforts to prepare the processing
field. We store the products unscientifically and make the products vulnerable for rodents,
cockroaches, ants, insects and pest. So we use varieties of poisons to kill these organisms. With
smaller body mass these organisms die with smaller dose of poisons. We do not know the
cumulative effect of these smaller doses on organisms with bigger body mass like humans in long
run, because smaller organisms consume these poisons and dies at once, larger organisms will
consume the poison repeatedly may not die suddenly but will die after prolonged sufferings like
aches and pains.

We have seen our elders preparing the processing field one month prior to the expected date of
collectingthe plantproductsfromthe field.Cleaningthe field,puttingwatertothe field,makingthe
field hard by rolling the roller stone on the processing field, removing the lose stones and soil by
wipingthe areawithbroomstick,people usedtoenterthisprocessingfieldonlyafterwashing their
handsand feet.The elderswere doingall these things may be because they know with unhygienic
methodsof processingtheyare going suffer with illnesses. This has continues for many centuries.
Only the people of this generation, especially when the number of vehicle moving on the road
startedincreasedpeoplefoundaeasywayof processingonthe road even they know the ill effects
of it,because theymaybe thinkinganyhow theyare not goingto use for theirhouse,someone will
eat,forgettingthe fact they will also get the product processed in the same way somewhere else,
some days ago.
We throw the plant on any land, as soon as we cut the plant, we dump those products on the
vehicle which we may have used to carry some cow dung, soil, waste or so on without cleaning it.
We processthaton the road where everythinggetsmixed with the food products like sand, stone,
vehicle oil,fuel,nutsandboltsof the vehicle,piecesof glass,nails,piecesof rubber, filth and so on.
We may be cleaning but we will not be able to separate mud, small stones and the cysts of the
wormsfrom the food products, then we may mill the product where the small stones and cysts of
the wormswill mix well insuchaway that itis neitherpossibletoseparate nor possible to identify,
thus all of us eats it. The companies who manufacture the drugs like Albendazole, Mebendazole ,
Praziquentel,anti choleradrugs,anti thyphoiddrugsandso on are making lot of money because of
the type of processingwe followtoprocessout plant products. The whole cycle of people gets the
moneyandthe losersare the commonpeople.Medical fieldisintelligentenoughtounderstandthe
whole life cycle of variousdiseaseswhich are food, water and milk born diseases. But, we and our
government is not having any time to take some steps to prevent such contamination, because
every action consumes money, we are ready to spend the money on drugs and we are ready to
suffer,because the people whoare inpowerare notgoingto suffer and the people who suffer will
not come to the power,the people who think will remain in the middle with the thoughts in their
mind and unable to use it for the welfare of the people. We are saved if we get the food without
poisons and organism causing infection and infestation on us.
Insteadof we throwing the ‘husk with the fruit spike’ on the ground, let us have a clean container
which is moving on side and we can put the product directly on it so that no contamination occurs
at this junction. Even the husk has to be taken care in hygienic way because that our cattle’s are
goingto eatthat, and our cattle’sshouldbe healthythenwe will gethealthymilk.Drinking infected
milk can cause milk born diseases. All the tubers can be washed well at the place near the site of
collection, so that it is free from soil and cysts. And the soil reaches back to the land. Let have a
place for cleaningandwashingnearevery land, and also a special sieve to make the water to seep
down. This prevents lot of contamination.
3.19. Transportation of the agriculture products.
Let ustransport the plantproductsin designatedvehicle whichare clean and hygienic, not used for
purposes like carrying any products which are going to contaminate the transportation cabin. And

let us transport the materials in designated containers under designated temperature, so that no
injury is going to happen to the plant cell till the time of consumption.
Let uscreate the permanentprocessingfiled in scientific way where every processing and packing
are done and making sure that every aspect is done hygienically with sterile techniques so that
there is no possibility of micro and macro contamination.
3.20. Storage of agriculture products.
Store all the foodproducts indesignatedcontainersunderoptimumtemperature.Care needs to be
taken at the time of transportation (designated vehicle – container – temperature – hygiene
ensured),selling(hygienicplace – hygienic way of handling – hygienic way of arranging the items -
optimum temperature – pest, insect, rodent free atmosphere) and consuming (in hygienic way in
hygienic atmosphere) the food product to avoid the chances of contamination.
3.21. Hygiene from seed to food will prevent all the food born
diseases.
Hygiene from seed to food will prevent all the diseases which are transmitted through the food.
This is possible with VPA – MV – MN.
When we are creating the processing filed we need to think of adequacy, cleaning of processing
field,maintenance,protectionfromsunlightif needed, protection from rain (Automatic closure of
roof), rodent and insect resistant structures and so on.
We can have differentgowdonsfor[cereal grams,pulses –legumes(store inclean,rodent - insect -
pestproof room inroom temperature)],[leafyvegetable,roots – tubers, other vegetables (store at
2-40
C)],[nuts – oilseeds,condiments- spices(store at 2-80
C)], [fruits (store at 2-40
C)], milk and milk
products (store <20
C)], [fats – edible oil (store at 2- 80
C)], [sugar – jaggery (store in clean, rodent -
insect- pestproof room inroom temperature)],[juices(store<20
C)] ,miscellaneous.Suitable space,
containers, temperature and other care need to be done.
The other gowdons should be away from the food gowdons like the gowdons of the fertilizers,
insecticides –pesticides,agricultureinstruments,ropes –threads- wires,stationeriesforthe office,
vehicle spare parts, and so on.
3.22. Mathematics of population – diet intake – lands growing
different food articles will solve problems related to nutrition
and the loss for the farmer.

Calculate dailyandthe annual food intake of an individual and calculate how much land is needed
to grow the same.
Correlationbetweenthe dailydietintakebyanindividual,dietrequirement for the population, the
landrequiredgrowingthisamountof food grains, this will solve the problems of food scarcity and
variationsinthe rate of the agriculture products,thusthe farmers going for excess income at some
occasion and the loss most of the time.
3.23. VPA – Offices – Ground floor;
Comprises of Kitchen, stores, display room, food vehicle packing rooms, utensil washing room,
parking, agriculture equipment stores and they are managed by the following people.
Skilled Semiskill
ed
Routin
e
(Qualification)
(Numbers) (G/VPM)
(Qualific
ation10+
2Std)
(Number
s)
(G/VPM)
(Qualifi
cation
10Std)
(Numb
ers)
(G/VP
M)
Block O: VPA – Offices:
VPA – Offices – Ground floor.
1. Kitchen, stores, display room, food vehicle
packing rooms, utensil washing room, parking,
agriculture equipment stores – 172 people will
be working here.
1. (D. in
Administration ) (4)
(G)
(92) (G) (72)
(G)
2. (D. in Home
science) (2) (G)
3. (D. in Dietics and
Nutrition) (2) (G)
3.24. VPA – Offices – First floor.
Has entrance space,assemblyhall,groupsrooms,displayrooms,waitingrooms,refreshmentrooms,
meeting halls, dining halls, kitchen, chambers for elected ruling leaders, chambers for opposition
leaders,chambersforworkcoordinators,chambersof secretaries and administrators as mentioned
in the following table.

VPA – Offices – First floor.
1. Display room. – 9 people.
1 – r2 to 1 – r5, display
room (G)
(6) (G) (3) (G)
2. Assembly hall & Group rooms. -20642
people.
2 – r1 to 9 – r6 & 11 –
r1 to 15 – r6 Assembly
hall + 50 Grouprooms.
200 members per
group × 100 groups =
20000 (VPM), will be
guided by 600 (VPM)
group leaders. One
senior group leader
will guide and other
five group leader will
coordinate the work
of forty working VPM.
(12) (G) (30)
(G)
3. Waiting room. – 12 people.
10 – r3 to 10 – r4
Waiting room (G)
(3) (G)
20 – r3 & 20 – r4
Waiting room and
Refreshment (G)
(6) (G) (3) (G)
4. Meeting rooms - 156 people.
16 – r1 to 16 – r6 & 17
– r1 to 17 – r6
Meeting rooms – 12
rooms (G)
(72) (G) (36)
(G)
21 – r1 & 22 –
r1Meeting halls (G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
21 – R6 & 22 – r6
Meeting halls (G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
28 – r1 & 29 – r2
Meeting rooms (G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
28 – r6 & 29 – r6
Meeting rooms (G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
5. Dining and kitchen – 120 people.
23 – r1 Dining (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)
23 – r6 Dining (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)
24 – r1 Dining (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)
24 – r6 Dining (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)
26 – r1 Dining (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)

26 – r6 Dining (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)
27 – r1 Dining (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)
27 – r6 Dining (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)
25 – r1 Kitchen (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)
25 – r6 Kitchen (G) (6) (G) (6) (G)
6. Entrance space – 3 people.
30 – r2 Entrance space
(G)
(3) (G)
7. Elected Leaders – 12 + 144 people.
30 – r3 Office of the
President of VPA –
VPA President Elected
(1) (VPA)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
Vice President 1 of
VPA – VPA Vice
President 1 Elected
(1) (VPA)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
Vice President 2 of
VPA – VPA Vice
President 2 Elected
(1) (VPA)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
28 – r3 VPA member
for Finance (1 ) (VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Property
management (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Irrigation and
Sanitation (1 ) (VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Agriculture, Milk
federation and
Forestry (1 ) (VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Village industry
and Business (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Education (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
24 – r3 VPA member (6) (G) (6) (G)

for Health (1 ) (VPM)
for Model village and
model nation (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for National security
web (1 ) (VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
8. Opposition leaders – 8 + 165 people.
Opposition leaders
19 – r1 opposition
leader 1 – Elected (1)
(VPM)
(9) (G) (6) (G)
19 – r2 to 19 – r6
Oppositionleaders (5)
(VPM)
(45) (G) (30)
(G)
18 – r2 to 18 – r6
Opposition leaders –
Elected (5) (VPM)
(45) (G) (30)
(G)
9. Coordinators – 14 + 168
21 – r2 Waste disposal
management unit –
Coordinator – Elected
/ Nominated (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
21 – r3 Bus station
management unit -
/ Nominated (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
21 – r4 Shopping
complex management
unit Coordinator –
Elected / Nominated
(1 ) (VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
21 - r5 Gowdons
management unit
/ Nominated (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
22 – r2 Garage
maintenance unit –
/ Nominated (1 )
(6) (G) (6) (G)

(VPM)
22 – r3 Railway station
maintenance unit –
/ Nominated (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
22 – r4 Transportation
management unit –
/ Nominated (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
22 – r5 Processing
fieldmanagementunit
– Coordinator –
Elected / Nominated
(6) (VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
23 – r2 Petroleum
product management
unit – Coordinator –
Elected / Nominated
(6) (VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
24 – r2 Power /
electricity
management unit –
/ Nominated (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
25 – r2 National
programme
implementation unit–
/ Nominated (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
27 – r2 PIN updating
unit – Coordinator –
Elected / Nominated
(1 ) (VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
28 – r2 PIN
registration office –
/ Nominated (1 )
(VPM)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
Village mapping –
(6) (G) (6) (G)

/ Nominated (1 )
(VPM)
10. Secretary - 37 + 144
29 – r3 VPA secretary
(D. in Administration)
(3) (G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
29 – r4 VPA assistant
secretary 1 (D. in
Administration) (3) (G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
29 – r5 VPA assistant
secretary 2 (D. in
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Finance + Cashier
1, 2 (D. in
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Property
management (D. in
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Irrigation and
sanitation (D. in
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Agriculture, Milk
federation and
Forestry -
Administrator (D. in
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Village industry
and Business -
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Education -
(6) (G) (6) (G)
for Health -
(6) (G) (6) (G)

for Model village and
model nation -
(6) (G) (6) (G)
23 – r5 secretary for
National security web
- Administrator (D. in
(6) (G) (6) (G)
18 – r1 Secretary to
the Opposition leader
1 (D. in
(6) (G) (6) (G)
11. Administrators, computer engineers,
village map administrator – 50 + 12.
21 – r2 Waste disposal
management unit –
21 – r3 Bus station
management unit -
21 – r4 Shopping
complex management
unit - Administrator
(2) (G)
21 – r5 Gowdons
management unit -
22 – r2 Garage
maintenance unit -
22 – r3 Railway station
maintenance unit -
22 – r4 Transportation
management unit -

22 – r5 Processing
fieldmanagementunit
- Administrator (D. in
23 – r2 Petroleum
product management
(6) (G)
24 – r2 Power /
electricity
management unit -
25 – r2 National
programme
implementation unit -
26 – r2 VPA net
working computer
station(D. in
26 – r2 VPA net
working computer
station(D.inComputer
science) (6) (G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
27 – r2 PIN updating
(2) (G)
28 – r2 PIN
registration office -
Village mapping - (D.
in Geography) (4) (G)
12. Lift, steps, rest room. - 39 people.
1 – r1 Steps, Lift (G) (3) (G)
1 – r2 to 1 – r5 Steps
(G)
(3) (G)
1 – r6 Steps, Lift (G) (3) (G)
10 – r1 Lift, steps (G) (3) (G)

10 – r2 & 10 – r5 Rest
room (G)
(6) (G)
10 – r6 Lift, steps (G) (3) (G)
20 - r1 & 20 – r6 Lift,
Steps (G)
(6) (G)
20 – r2 & 20 – r5 Rest
room (G)
(6) (G)
30 – r1 & 30 – r6 Steps
& Lift (G)
(6) (G)
3.25. VPA – Offices – second floor:
Has displayroom,Library,readingroom,seminarrooms,various laboratories of the VPA, chambers
of the scientists.
VPA – Offices – Second floor.
1. Display room – 15 people.
1 – r1 & 1 – r6 Steps,
Lift (G)
(3) (G)
1 – r2 & 1 – r5 Display
room (G)
(6) (G) (3) (G)
1 – r3 & 1 – r4
Veranda (G)
(3) (G)
2. Library entrance – 24 people.
2 – r1 & 2 – r6 Library
entrance – Personnel
belonging keeping
area (G)
(18)
(G)
2 – r2 to 2 – r5 & 3 –
r2 to 3 – r5 Balcony
(G)
(6) (G)
3. E library & reading room – 24 people.
3 – r1 E library (G) (3) (G) (3) (G)
3 – r6 Reading room
(G)
(3) (G) (3) (G)
4. E library & reading room – 12 people.
4 – r1 E Library (G) (3) (G) (3) (G)
4 – r6 reading room
(G)
(3) (G) (3) (G)
5. Library – 84 people.
5 – r1, 6 – r1, 7 – r1 &
8 – r1 Library reading
area (G)
(12)
(G)

9 – r1 to 9 – r5 Library
book racks (G)
(15) (G) (15)
(G)
5 – r6, 6 – r6, 7 – r6
Reading room (G)
(9) (G) (9) (G)
8 – r6 library office (D.
in Library science) (3)
(G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
9 – r6 Library books
numberingroom(D.in
Libraryscience) (3) (G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
6. Departmental library and Seminar rooms -
108 people.
11 – r1 to 11 – r6 & 12
– r1 to 12 – r6
Departmental libraries
(G)
(54) (G) (54)
(G)
13 – r1 to 13 – r6
Seminar rooms (G)
11/12/13 - r1
Processing and
storage technology.
11/12/13 – r2
Pollution control and
environmental
protection.
11/12/13 – r3
Forestry.
11/12/13 – r4 Milk
industry.
11/12/13 – r5
Agriculture.
11/12/13 – r6
Irrigation and
sanitationtechnology.
7. Laboratory – 108 people.
14 – r1 to 14 – r6, 15 –
r1 to 15 – r6 & 16 – r1
to 16 – r6 Laboratories
(G)
(54) (G) (54)
(G)
14/15/16 - r1
Processing and
storage technology.
14/15/16 – r2
Pollution control and

environmental
protection.
14/15/16 – r3
Forestry.
14/15/16 – r4 Milk
industry.
14/15/16 – r5
Agriculture.
14/15/16 – r6
Irrigation and
sanitationtechnology.
8. Scientists – processing & storage technology
– 9 + 18 people.
17 – r1, 18 – r1 & 19 –
r1 Scientists -
Processing and
storage technology.
(D. in Processing and
storage technology )
(9) (G)
(9) (G) (9) (G)
9. Scientists – pollution control and
environmental protection – 9 + 18 people.
17 – r2, 18 – r2 & 19 –
r2 Scientists - Pollution
control and
environmental
protection. (D. in
Environmental
engineering) (9) (G)
(9) (G) (9) (G)
10.Scientist – forestry – 9 + 18 people.
17 – r3, 18 – r3 & 19 –
r3 Scientists - Forestry.
(D. in Forestry) (9) (G)
(9) (G) (9) (G)
11.Scientist – milk industry – 9 + 18 people.
17 – r4, 18 – r4 & 19 –
r4 Scientist – milk
industry. (D. in Milk
industry) (9) (G)
(9) (G) (9) (G)
12.Scientist – Agriculture – 9 + 18 people.
17 – r5, 18 – r5 & 19 –
r5 Scientist –
Agriculture. (D. in
Agriculture) (9) (G)
(9) (G) (9) (G)

13.Scientist–Irrigation& Sanitation technology
– 9 + 18 people.
17 – r6, 18 – r6 & 19 –
r6 Scientist–Irrigation
& Sanitation
technology. (D. in
Hydrology) (9) (G)
(9) (G) (9) (G)
14. Lifts and steps – 18 people.
10 – r1, 10 – r6, 20 –
r1, 20 – r6, 30 – r1 &
30 – r6 Lifts and steps
(G)
(18)
(G)
15. Resting – toilet – 12 people.
10 – r2, 10 – r5, 20 –
r2 & 20 – r5 Rest room
(G)
(12)
(G)
16.Waiting area – 6 people.
10 – r3 & 10 – r4
Waiting area (G)
(6) (G)
17.Children play area.
20 – r3 & 20 – r4
Children play area
18.Residences in this floor.
20 – r3 to 20 – r4, 21 –
r1 to 29 – r6 & 30 – r2
to 30 - r5 residences
3.26. VPA – Offices – Third floor,
Has training and information centre.
VPA – Offices – Third floor – 44 people.
1.Personnel belonging
keeping area 2 in
number (G)
(6) (G)
2.Informationcenter 4
in number (G)
(8) (G) (2) (G)
3.Training center 8 in
number (G)
(16)
(G)
4.Kitchen 2 in number
(G)
(2) (G) (2) (G)
5.Dining 2 in number (4) (G)

(G)
6.Office 2 in number
(G)
(2) (G) (2) (G)
3.27. VPA – Community halls, movie halls.
BlockP: VPA – Communityhallsandmovie halls.
1. Community halls and movie halls – 250
people.
1. Communityhalls(D.
in Administration) (2)
(G)
(48) (G) (90)
(G)
2
5
0
2. Movie halls (D. in )
(2) (G)
(48) (G) (60)
(G)
3.28. Water purification center, RCS team, waste management in
the VPA .
Block Q: VPA – Water Purification centre, RCS
team, Waste management.
1. Water purification and supply centre, RCS
team, waste management teams – 78 people.
1. Water purification
and waste
management(D. in
Civil engineering) (3)
(G)
(24) (G) (24)
(G)
7
8
2. Water purification
and waste
management (D. in
Environmental
engineering) (3) (G)
3. RCS team – office
at the water
purification centre (D.
in Civil engineering)
(6) (G)
(6) (G) (6) (G)
4. RCS team – office
at the water
purification centre (D.
in ) (6) (G)

3.29. Movement register, security checks in the VPA.
Block R: VPA – NSW – Movement register,
security check at the entrance.
1. NSW – Movement register, security check at
the entrance – 106 people.
1. NSW – Movement
register, security
check at the entrance.
(D.in Intelligence) (16)
(G)
(48)
(VPM)
(6) (G) 1
0
6
2. NSW – Movement
register, security
check at the entrance.
(D. in Police service)
(36) (G)
3.30. Bank, Post office, fire station, forest office, police office, drug
controller, pesticide, fertilizer, excise offices in the VPA.
Block: A. Bank, Post office, fire station, forest
office, police office, drug controller, pesticide,
fertilizer, excise offices.
Skilled Semiskill
ed
Routin
e
T
o
t
al
(Qualification)
(Numbers) (G/VPM)
(Qualific
ation10+
2Std)
(Number
s)
(G/VPM)
(Qualifi
cation
10Std)
(Numb
ers)
(G/VP
M)
Block A: Postal – Telecommunication – Bank –
Insurance – Fire – Court – Income tax – Forest –
Excise – Drug control – Chemical control –Police
services.
1. Postal and parcel service.
(D.inPostal and parcel
services ) (20 ) (G)
(20) (G) (20)
(G)
6
0
2. Telecommunication services.

(D. in
Telecommunication -
BE ) (20) (G)
(20) (G) (20)
(G)
8
0
(D. in Accountancy )
(20 ) (G)
3. Bank:
(D.in Banking services
) (40) (G)
(20) (G) (20)
(G)
8
0
4. Insurance services:
(D. in Insurance) (40)
(G)
(20) (G) (20)
(G)
8
0
5. Fire station:
(D. in Fire services)
(60) (G)
(20) (G) (20)
(G)
1
0
0
6. Court:
(D. in Law) (60) (G) (20) (G) (20)
(G)
1
0
0
7. Income tax office:
(D. in Taxation) (40)
(G)
(20)(G) (20)
(G)
8
0
8. Forest office:
(D. in Forestry) (40)
(G)
(20)(G) (20)
(G)
8
0
9. Excise office:
(D. in chemistry) (10)
(G)
(10)(G) (10)
(G)
4
0
(10) (G)
10.Office of chemicals, fertilizer and pesticide
control:
(D. in Chemistry) (10)
(G)
(10)(G) (10)
(G)
4
0
(10) (G)
11.Office of the drug controller:
(D. in Pharmacy) (10)
(G)
(10)(G) (10)
(G)
4
0
(D.in Administration)(
) (G)
12.Police and Intelligence services:
(D. in Police and
Intelligence services)
(30)(G) (30)
(G)
2
4

(180) (G) 0
3.31. VPA cleaning and drying area.
Block: B. Cleaning and drying area × 3 blocks.
1. Cleaning and drying area × 3 blocks.
(D. in Mechanical
engineering) (8) (G)×3
(50) ×3
(VPM)
(525)
×3
(VPM)
1
8
0
0
(D. in Automobile
engineering) (8 ) (G)
×3
(D. in Civil
engineering) (4) (G) ×3
(D. in Electrical
3.32. VPA cow keeping area.
Block: C. Cow keeping area × 3 blocks.
1. Cow keeping area × 3 blocks.
(D. in Veterinary
science) (32) (G) ×3
(64) ×3
(VPM)
(688)
×3
(VPM)
2
4
0
0
(D. in Mechanical
(D. in Automobile
(D. in Civil
(D. in Electrical
3.33. Planned population distribution in the VPA.
Population distribution:
Population description Numbers Totals
Block A: Postal – Telecommunication
– Bank – Insurance – Fire – Court –
Income tax – Forest – Excise – Drug
control – Chemical control – Police
services.
1020

a. Skilled workers. 580 (G)
b. Semiskilled workers. 220 (G)
c. Routine workers. 220 (G)
Skilled workers:
1. D.in. postal & Parcel
services.
20
2. D.in.
Telecommunication.
20
3. D.in. Accountancy. 20
4. D.in. Banking. 40
5. D.in. Insurance. 40
6. D.in. Fire service. 60
7. D.in. Law. 60
8. D.in. Taxation. 40
9. D.in. Forestry. 40
10.D.in. Chemistry. 20
11.D.in. Administration. 30
12.D.in. Pharmacy. 10
13.D.in. Police &
Intelligence services.
180
Block: B. Cleaning and drying area × 3
blocks.
1800
b. Semiskilled workers. 150
(VPM)
c. Routine workers. 1578
(VPM)
Skilled workers:
1. D.in Mechanical
engineering.
24
2. D.in Automobile
engineering.
24
3. D.inCivil engineering. 12
4. D.in Electrical
engineering.
12
Block:C. Cowkeeping area × 3 blocks. 2400
b. Semiskilled workers. 192(VPM
c. Routine workers. 2064(VP
M)
Skilled workers:
1. D.in Veternary
science.
96
2. D.in mechanical 12

engineering.
3. D.in Automobile
engineering.
12
5. D.in Electrical
engineering.
12
Block: D. VP – CRS – CRTS station –
(shopping complex × 2 areas × 3
floors) + (CRS & CRTS station
management)
5758
(VPM)
(VPM)
Skilled workers:
1. D.in Business
management.
150
3. D.in Electrical
engineering.
4
4. D.in travel
management.
200
Block: D. VP – CRS Gowdons × 4 areas
– CRTS Gowdons × 4 areas.
208
b. Semiskilled workers. 96 (VPM)
c. Routine workers. 96 (VPM)
Skilled workers:
1. D.in Chemistry. 8
2. D.in Administration. 8
Block E: VP Garage: 714
(VPM)
(VPM)
Skilled workers:
3. D.in Automobile
engineering.
30
4. D.in Electrical
engineering.
30
5. D.in Mechanical
engineering.
30

6. D.in Chemistry. 20
Block F: VPH - NHS 9066
b. Semiskilled workers. 2370 (G)
c. Routine workers. 2293 (G)
Skilled workers:
1. PGD.in OBG 100
2. PGD.in neonatology. 34
3. PGD.in Pediatrics. 93
4. PGD.in Surgery. 137
5. PGD.in Medicine. 133
6. PGD.in Cardiology. 6
7. PGD.in
Ophthalmology.
42
8. PGD.in Forensic
medicine.
22
9. PGD.in Nutrition. 2
10.PGD.in Computer
science.
4
11.PGD.inEnvironmental
science.
2
12.PGD.in Preventive &
social medicine.
25
13.PGD.in ENT. 38
14.PGD.in Orthopedics. 97
15.PGD.in Radiology. 43
16.PGD.in Microbiology. 24
17.PGD.in Biochemistry. 16
18.PGD.in Pathology. 44
19.PGD.in Pharmacy. 16
20.PGD.in Anesthesia. 111
21.PGD.in Dentistry. 34
22.PGD.in Ayurvedha. 42
23.D.in Sidda. 19
24.D.in Unani. 22
25.D.in Homeopathy. 19
26.D.in Nursing. 2603
27.D.in Allopathic
medicine.
26
28.D.in OT Technology. 126
29.D.in Physiotheraphy. 24
30.D.in Dietics. 4

31.D.in Physics / optics. 4
32.D.in Electrical
engineering.
11
33.D.in Electronics. 8
34.D.in Pharmacy. 64
35.D.in Computer
science.
22
36.D.in Administration. 128
37.D.in Laboratory
technology.
124
38.D.in police service. 16
39.D.in Home science. 16
40.D.in Dentistry. 36
41.D.in Ayurvedha. 28
42.D.in Mechanical
engineering.
8
43.D.in carpentry. 8
44.D.in Library science. 4
45.D.in Radiology
technology.
7
46.D.incivil engineering. 8
47.D.in Agriculture. 3
Block G: VPS - NES 9560
a. Skilled workers. 1370(G)
b. Semiskilled workers. 1104(G)
c. Routine workers. 1206(G)
d. Students. 5880
Skilled workers:
D.in
1. D.in Primary
education.
424
3. D.in Home science. 3
4. D.in Dietics. 3
5. D.in Physical
education.
512
6. D.in Library science. 8
7. D.in Regional
language e.g. kannada.
20
8. D.in Sanskrit. 20
9. D.in English. 20
10.D.in Hindi. 20

11.D.in Other language
as per the need.
20
12.D.in Physics. 20
13.D.in Chimistry. 20
14.D.in Zoology. 20
15.D.in Botony. 20
16.D.in Electronics. 20
17.D.in Computer
science.
20
18.D.in Mathematics. 20
19.D.in History. 20
20.D.in Geography. 20
21.D.in Political science. 20
22.D.in Economics. 20
23.D.in Accountancy. 20
24.D.in Arts & Crafts. 20
25.D.in Life skills. 10
26.D.in General
Knowledge.
10
27.D.in Allopathic
medicine.
10
Block O: VPA – Offices: 22540
a. Elected and ordinary
members of VPA
20647
b. Skilled workers. 155
c. Semiskilled workers. 839
d. Routine workers. 899
Elected/ordinary
members:
1. VPA ordinary
members.
20000
2. VPA group leaders. 600
3. VPA President. 1
4. VPA vice president 1 1
5. VPA vice president 2 1
6. VPA Ruling party
leaders and nominated
leaders.
33
7. VPA opposition party
leaders.
11
Skilled workers:
2. D.in Intelligence. 2
3. D.in Computer 6

science.
4. D.in Geography. 4
5. D.in Library science. 6
6. D.in Processing &
Storage techonogy (Agri
products).
9
7. D.in Environmental
engineering.
9
8. D.in Forestry. 9
9. D.in Milk industry. 9
10.D.in Agriculture. 9
11.D.in Hydrology. 9
12.D.in Dietics and
Nutrition.
2
13.D.in Home science. 2
Block P: VPA – Community halls and
movie halls.
250
Skilled workers:
1.D.in Administration. 4
Block Q: VPA – Water Purification
centre, RCS team, Waste
management.
78
Skilled workers:
2. D.in Environmental
engineering.
3
3. D.in Hydrology. 6
Block R: VPA – NSW – Movement
register, security check at the
entrance.
106
Skilled workers:
1. D.in Intelligence. 16
2. D.in Police service. 36

Total working and studying
population
53,524
Miscellaneous population – old
people and people at home e.g.
House wives.
6476
Total population per VPA: 60000
3.34. Total planned population.
Totals planned population of the VPA.
1. Total workingand studying
population
53,524
2. Miscellaneouspopulation–
old people and people at
home e.g. House wives.
6476
Total population per VPA: 60000
Population of the 16000 VPA,
targeting 80% population of
Rural India excluding the
people living in urban India
and the national population
considered here is
120,00,00,000.
96,00,00,000.
Thus VPA will be able toaccommodate all the people withproductiveworkandwill be able togive
adequate foodandshelterforall.

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