Eat Fresh, Eat Healthy

Pachua harvest brings the freshness of local produce through its variety of pickle, chutney and varied range of spices, pulses that are rich in vitamins, minerals, antioxidants that are beneficial to maintain good health. The texture and taste evoke memories of unforgettable pickles and chutneys, which were once a part of every household thali.

Pachua Harvest always ensures to indulge Persons with Disabilities, their Family Members, Marginal Community Members and is committed to create an inclusive platform for those who have been cornered due to their socio- economic status. The local community members are always given the opportunity to be a part of this value chain. Your purchase of any Pachua Harvest product will nurture the idea of belongingness to those who have been striving for a long time to be a part of the mainstream.

Success Stories

The Inspiring Journey of Mr. Devendra Singh

In the quiet village of Malhaan, within the development block of Sahaspur, lives Mr. Devendra Singh. His family, consisting of his wife and three daughters, once relied solely on rainfed agriculture for their livelihood. Unaware of government schemes and subsidies, they struggled to make ends meet.

The Uplifting Transformation of Mr. Ravi

In the village of Bhudpur, nestled in the development block of Sahaspur, lives Mr. Ravi with his mother, wife, two sons, and daughter. Economically weak, the family relied completely on daily wages, with their small plot of land contributing little to their subsistence. Mr. Ravi, due to his physical impairment, struggled with daily tasks and was reluctant to engage with the community.

The Transformational Story of Mr. Dinesh Kumar

In the village of Kainchiwala, nestled in the development block of Sahaspur, lives Mr. Dinesh Kumar with his family—his uncle, father, and mother. Economicallyweak, the household relied entirely on daily wages earned by Dinesh’s parents, with their small land holding barely contributing to their sustenance.

The Inspirational Journey of Mrs. Sita Devi

In the village of Ramsawala, nestled within the development block of Sahaspur, lived Mrs. Sita Devi and her three daughters. Struggling under the weight of dire economic conditions, the family relied solely on Sita Devi’s daily wage labor. Ostracized by the community, they faced immense challenges and were unaware of any government schemes or programmes that could provide support.