Social Sciences, asked by pratham0904, 4 months ago

Does Bhavanapadu look like the place you live in? What differences and similarities
can you think of? Compare them in the following aspects:
a. Sources of livelihood
b. Types of employment
c. Water sources
d. Agricultural practices

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Answered by shifa3165
0

water employment is the place you live thier

Answered by doushite
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Bhavanapadu village

  • Bhavanapadu, a fishing village near the

coast of Andhra Pradesh and people living here are near the ocean.

Employment sector:

  • Besides the big fishing business

discussed till now, small business in fishing

also takes place in the village. Karrateppa

is a country made boat which goes up to

5 Km into the sea and brings small catches

of fish. It can be carried by the wives of the

fishermen known as Berakatthelu. They

sell this fish in nearby towns like Naupada,

Tekkali, Pundi and Palasa.

  • What is worse, there is no first aid in the big boats, nor any life jacket. Fishing is a risky and brave occupation.
  • ‘Berakatthelu’, waiting for their turn to load fish in their Thattalu to sell at nearby towns.

Agriculture and Animal

Husbandry

  • Fishing is not the only occupation of the

people in Bhavanapadu village. They

cultivate the land to grow crops and also

rear animals and birds.

  • The village soil is mainly loamy and rice

is the principal crop grown on it. Only a

few acres of land are irrigated.

Bhavanapadu lies at the tail end of

Vamshadhara canal. Water comes to

Bhavanapadu only after the fulfilment of

the needs of the nearby village, Marripadu.

Hence most of the agriculture in

Bhavanapadu depends on the rain.

Salinity and Drinking Water

  • The water in the village is saline. If one

digs upto 8 or 10 feet near the beach one

can get potable water.

  • But in summer these

wells dry up. And it takes long time for

the water to fill up again. If you wait for an

hour you may get another pot of water.

  • So women have to wait long to fetch water or they walk upto 2 km to collect fresh water

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