00:00Manjula, who was born in Yadadri Bhuvanagiri district, started her life as a single woman in Siddipeta district, Gajwai, in 2017.
00:09Before that, she lost her husband and in-laws and suffered from the pain of birth.
00:15Thinking that if she continues like this, her children's future will remain in darkness, she started her own business.
00:22In the time of Corona crisis, she started her business with dry fruits.
00:26With that, Manjula from Santripti chandani, with the help of her husband,
00:30started the preparation of jute bags to protect the environment.
00:33Presently, she is supplying them to 10 people.
00:46Due to plastic, there are many problems.
00:48Due to the smoke coming out of it, there are many cancers.
00:57My eldest son is suffering from such diseases.
01:02After seeing him, I cannot say that I will completely change the plastic.
01:08But even if I change 1% out of 100, I will not change it.
01:14My main concept is to show all the plastic items in jute bags.
01:20The jute business, which started as a single woman, is doing well in Telugu state with 10 people.
01:25With the encouragement of women, she is giving more importance to single women and providing them with employment.
01:31Manjula is using her income to educate some orphaned children.
01:38Manjula, who is working as a single woman, is giving her income to 10 people.
01:46I am bringing awareness among women.
01:48I have given employment to 10 more people.
01:52Even if 10 more people join us, we will do it together.
01:56We will share milk with them in difficult times.
02:00We will get the amount for the orphaned children.
02:04In a month, we earn 10,000 rupees.
02:06We give 2,000 rupees to the children.
02:08Manjula, who is moving forward with the concept of plastic production,
02:11is expressing her happiness that the benefits will be useful for a good cause.
02:18Manjula, who is moving forward with the concept of plastic production,
02:22is expressing her happiness that the benefits will be useful for a good cause.
02:28Instead of working in the sun, it is better to work in the shade.
02:34My sister told me that she will give me a job here.
02:36I am working here.
02:38I am packing bags and giving runners.
02:40I am doing a good job and completing the bags.
02:42We are a middle class family.
02:45We have to work hard and we are also working hard.
02:49We are also getting a job.
02:51We have to work hard and we are also getting a job.
02:55Last year, my sister went to Saraswati slum to study.
03:01One year.
03:03Manjula, who is moving forward with the concept of plastic production,
03:05She studied there.
03:07I am getting used to plastic.
03:09I decided to produce a bag by using it.
03:44In R.V.M. college, I was able to get 12 medical students to study with me.
03:48The first four students came to my house and made my sister happy.
03:53They said, she is my sister, she is my madam.
03:56I was very happy when they said that.
03:58Manjula's life is giving a boost to the lonely women.
04:01From the situation of losing everything, she has come to a position where she can support the four of them.
04:06If there is a fighting spirit, no matter how hard it is, she proves that she has to keep her head up.
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