We’re tackling the problem of stubble burning head-on by creating an ecosystem that empowers farmers, uplifts communities, and protects the planet.
20 L x 16 H x 10 B cms
8 L x 16 H x 8 B cms
20 L x 16 H x 10 B cms
20 L x 16 H x 10 B cms
8 L x 16 H x 8 B cms
20 L x 16 H x 10 B cms
Preeti, always passionate about learning, had to stop her education after the 10th due to financial constraints. While others in her village worked as laborers, she yearned for something more creative. Through her aunt, she discovered the Parali Project and joined the training center—free of cost. Initially unsure, Preeti slowly built confidence and mastered weaving, braiding, and sewing. Her curiosity led her to explore new product ideas online, and her unique designs soon stood out. From doubt to pride, her family became her biggest cheerleaders. Today, Preeti dreams of building a livelihood from her craft and empowering others in her village.
Age : 20
Location : Jind, Haryana
With her husband working as a driver, Komal wanted to support her family financially but lacked the right opportunity. Curious yet unsure about working with parali (paddy straw), she joined the Training Centre and steadily picked up weaving and braiding skills. Despite the distance from her village, she remained committed. Over time, Komal grew from a hesitant learner to a confident artisan, earning her family’s support and inspiring others at the center. Along with technical skills, she developed communication, market awareness, and a business mindset—moving closer to financial independence.
Age : 28
Location : Jind, Haryana
Project Parali is a movement that is transforming stubble waste into sustainable products, turning an environmental challenge into an opportunity for innovation.
