Empowering Women in Livestock: The Inspiring Story of Sunita Devi from Bhilwara
In the heartland of Rajasthan, where tradition meets resilience, a remarkable woman is leading a quiet revolution. Sunita Devi, a determined and visionary farmer from Bhilwara, has become a shining example of how women are transforming the future of India’s dairy and cattle farming.
Starting Small, Dreaming Big
Sunita’s journey began with just two indigenous cows and a dream to support her family. Coming from a rural background where agriculture and livestock were male-dominated spaces, she faced her share of challenges. But her belief in the power of native breeds and her commitment to ethical, sustainable farming set her apart.
A Turning Point with Bharat Pashudhan
Her breakthrough came when she discovered Bharat Pashudhan, a platform that supports farmers with access to high-quality indigenous cattle, smart livestock health tools, and fair market prices. With our support, Priyanka was able to:
- Upgrade her cattle stock with verified, disease-free indigenous breeds
- Learn AI-powered breeding and health management techniques
- Use the online trading platform to sell milk and livestock directly, without middlemen
- Connect with veterinarians and experts through tech-enabled health services
From Farmer to Role Model
Today, Priyanka owns a thriving dairy farm with 15+ cattle, producing high-quality A2 milk and employing other women from her village. Her farm has become a local hub of knowledge-sharing and empowerment, where she trains other women in smart dairy practices, financial literacy, and sustainable cattle care.
“Bharat Pashudhan ने मुझे सिर्फ़ अच्छी नस्ल की गायें ही नहीं दीं, बल्कि आत्मविश्वास और रोज़गार भी दिया। आज मैं अपने गाँव की दूसरी महिलाओं को भी सशक्त बना रही हूँ।”
— Sunita Devi
Changing Lives, One Woman at a Time
Priyanka’s story is not just about success—it’s about breaking barriers, building communities, and showing what’s possible when technology meets grassroots determination.
Through Bharat Pashudhan, we are proud to support thousands of women like Sunita, helping them take control of their farms, their income, and their futures.