Pindrabad

The small village of Pindrabad is situated on the foothills of Dalma

mountain range in the East Singhbhum district and comes under
Ghatshila block. It has around 80 homes and population of 300-350
people. Most of them are involved in agriculture and animal
husbandry but few families are also involved in fish culture. The village
is quite old, have been settled for around 400 years. The people speak
Bengali and Santhali language, and are also quite fluent in Hindi. The
gram panchayat is headed by Mr. Laxman Tudu.

Social Map
Pindrabad village entry is located on the west of the mountain. A
sacred fig tree forms the village centre around which people gather.
The village has only one temple. There are 2 shops for grocery and
other items. There is no school or healthcare facilities. There are 12
individually owned ponds, 1 government pond, 7 tube well, 3 well and
1 water tank. There are also 7 solar lights provided by the district
administration. There is also one canal which helps the villagers to
draw water for irrigation. The land topography was plain.

Problem Ranking and Problem Cause

Problems
1 Lack of government coordination
2 Lack of awareness
3 Late seed supply
4 Heavy dependence on canal water
5 Feed availability
6 Disease
7 Uneven resource distribution
8 Lack of Technology
9 Lack of educational institute
10 Insect infestation
11 Less production

Severity distribution frequency ranking

1 00000 00000 00000 1st
2 00000 000 0000 3rd
3 000 0000 000 8th
4 0 0 00 11th
5 0 0000 0000 6th
6 000 00 0 10th
7 00000 0000 0000 2nd
8 00 00000 0000 4th
9 000 000 000 6th
10 00 0000 000 6th
11 00 000 00 9th
 Acute labour Predatory weed fishes
shortage

Unavailability of
seeds and manure Lack of unpolluted
water body

Lack of awareness
Less diversity in seed
Lack of technology availabilty
Low production of Fish
Summer kill
Lack of reachability of
government schemes
Oxygen fluctuation
Financially weak
manpower
High organic load
Middle men interference

Seasonality
January February March April May June July August SeptemberOctober NovemberDecember
Fish( fin rot)
fish(Saprolegniasis)
Fish (EUS)
hen(tunki)
hen(liver infection)
hen(pneumonia)
hen (kidney infection)
Goat(dysentry)
Duck - - - - - - - - - - - -

Seasonality of Livestock diseases

January February March April May June July August SeptemberOctober NovemberDecember
Rohu
Catla Stocking Harvesting
Mrigal

Seasonality of fish farming

 January February March April May June July August SeptemberOctober NovemberDecember
Paddy (Brown spot disease, Blast disease & Stem rot)
Mustard (Black spot disease, Club root & Powdery mildew)
Tomato (Southern blight & Gray leaf spot)
cauliflower (Black spot disease, Gray mould & Downy mildew)
Seasonality of crop diseases
January February March April May June July August SeptemberOctober November December
Paddy Sowing/transplanting harvesting
Cauliflower harvesting Sowing
Bittergourd harvesting sowing harvesting

Tomato sowing/harvesting harvesting harvesting sowing sowing Sowing/harvesting sowing/harvesting sowing/harvesting

Seasonality of farming
 ITK

1.Drying of local fish by indigenous method.

● Fish Species-prawn(jhinga)
-Puntius sp.
-loach
- Denka mach etc.
● Method -
● Fish is washed/cleaned properly.
● sal tree leaf is wound over the fish and it is place in the basket made of
bamboo.
● Basket is hung over the chulha .
● Also it is sun dried during day time.
● It takes approximately 4-5 days to dry fish.
 ● Dried fish can be preserved for over 1 year.
2.Killing weed/predatory fishes by karanj / Mahua khalli (mustard oil cake).
● Dose-2500kg/ha/m
3.Neem leaf -
● used as antibacterial for fish in pond.
● Skin disease of goat-Use of neem paste on the infected part.
● Neem leaves are crushed (5 kg) and dipped in 20 liters of water. The
extract obtained is sprayed with equal amount of water. The solution is
used for the control of Rice hispa & Case worm.
4. Turmeric powder is also used as an antibacterial for fish in pond.
5.Jal phetna
● This method is used to separate the group of fish fry so that they may
get distributed.
6. Disease in vegetables:-
● spread sinduar leaves in the field.
7.Cargila leaves spread in paddy field to prevent insects damaging the crop.
8.Farmers use Mahua with yeast for control of Diarrhoea in goats.
● Method of use : About 10 gm of Mahua with 2 to 3 tablet of yeast 2 time
daily for 2 to 3 days controls diarrhea in goat.
9.Laung is used to to give relief to teeth pain.
10.Caugh and cold in children.
● Chewing of garlic and laung.
● Wearing garland made of garlic.
11.Jaundice
● Make a paste of poe amla (upper part of root) and add it in milk at take it
daily in early morning for 10 15 days.
 Gender analysis
(Participation of male & female in fish rearing )
Male Female

1 Cleaning Pond 50% 50%

2 Stocking 100% -

3 Liming 100% -

4 Feeding 70% 30%

5 Harvest 100% -

6 Sell - -

7 Pond Protection 50% 50%

8 Fish species selection 60% 40%

9 Marketing 100% -

10 Daily Pond Management 70% 30%

11 Proprietary 100% -

12 Fish disease or mortality 100% -

13 Pond Preparation 100% -

Venn Diagram
Pindrabad
Pindrabad is a small village with 30-40 families located at a distance of 9 kms
from Galudih Railway station. TSRDS is situated 45 km from Pindrabad and is
the most preferred place for Pindrabad people for their fisheries sector. After
TSRDS ,KVK darisai is second most important place for the people of Pindrabad
and is having distance of 14 km . Tagore Society ghatsila is the third most
preferred place and is having distance of 40 km from Pindrabad village. Fish
market is 19 km away from this village which is situated in galudih is another
preferred place . After this Fish farmer training centre is another preferred
place which is situated in ranchi and distance 167 km. Feed mill is next
preferred place which is situated in chandil having distance of 78 km. Seed
source is Kalikunda is another important preferred place having distance 121
km. CIFE and CIFRI is another preferred place having distance of 353 km and
352 km.

Village: Pindrabad

PARTICIPANTS

1) Dilip Kumar Mahto

2) Gopal Mahto
3) Soniya Mardi
4) Babulal Mahto

The term gender analysis describes the socially determined attributes of men and women
including male and female role.
In pindrabad village the activities like stocking, cleaning pond, fertilizer, fiming, feeding, pond
preparation, marketing activities are done by men whereas the most of the fisheries activity
are also done by men.
From the information given above it can be concluded that in most of the fisheries activities
male are dominant whereas female are less involved.

Farmer Scientist interaction in Pindrabad village, East Singhbhum Farmers

were motivated to get information from various agricultural services
available in the state and nearby vicinity and various ways to improve their
productivity and livelihood. A village survey through Participatory Rural
Appraisal (PRA) was conducted to get first hand information on agriculture
and allied activities mainly fisheries in the village.
Point raised by villagers
● Lack of hatchery. 80%
● High feed cost. 75%
● Lack of strong stakeholder linkage. 70%
● Lake of proper knowledge, guideline, and consultancy. 60%

•Negative approaches in technology adoption

•Lower fertility of the soil

•Lack of availability of aquaculture inputs

•Lack of stakeholder linkage

•Extortion and influence of middleman

•Institutional supports and funding were

insufficient.

•Higher transportation cost

•Water scarcity
High price of feed and seed

CHAPATI DIAGRAM
A participatory method that uses small circles of paper to identify community institutions (both
traditional and external) and the nature of their relationships with each other. It is sometimes called
"chapati diagramming" because the circles of paper look like chapatis (round, flat bread).

PURPOSE
To identify and establish relationships between a community and its environment (both internal and
external). These relationships are presented in such a way as to highlight the relative importance of
particular relationships.

STEPS
Ask the participants to list the various institutions, which are assigned in different sizes of the circles.

Size of the circle is proportionate to perceived importance- i.e., big circle more important.

Distance from the centre is proportionate to access, i.e., less distance means easier access.

Village:- Pindrabad
Farmer-: Shambhunath mahto
CONCLUSION
The PRA survey at Pindrabad helped to view the importance of various organisations/individuals fora
phenomenon indicated in terms of size of circles and distance from the circle.
Looking upon the conclusion from the above survey we concluded that the village is deprived of
basic facilities such as hospital, schools and bank etc., Even for the basic requirements Galudih (10
km) is the nearedt market. Agricultire is the common livelihood activity with few aquaculture
activities. KVK, NABARD and TATAcompany are the helping hands for fish farmers.