With 10,000 Strawberry Plants, Mizoram’s Pi Mari-i Earns a Place Among UN’s 100 Women Heroes
With three children at home, the only time ZT Lalrithangi could study was late at night. So that is when she watched farming tutorials on YouTube and learnt what she could from other growers. She had a master’s degree in sociology and no training in agriculture. What she did have was an idea about strawberries, and the nerve to try it in Sangau, her village in Mizoram’s Lawngtlai district. Two…
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