Kamala Sambhava Farmers Producer Company Limited

If you go to Katwa, specifically the Line Par area, you might run into Biswanath Pal Chowdhury. He’s the son of Uttampal Chowdhury, and that’s whose house we use for Kamala Sambhava Farmers Producer Company Limited. Katwa is a busy place, and Line Par has its own rhythm. We aren't a big corporation with offices in the city. We are right here where the train tracks are. We spend our days dealing with whatever comes up. Sometimes it’s about seeds, sometimes it’s about tools. We don’t have a receptionist. You just walk in and talk to whoever is there. Biswanath is usually around. We like to keep things straightforward. We don’t use a lot of big words or complicated plans. We just look at what needs to happen today and we do it. The name Kamala Sambhava means something to us, but we don't spend much time explaining it. We are just a group of farmers trying to organize things a bit better. The heat in Katwa can be tough, but we have a fan in the room. People drop by, have some tea, and talk about the harvest. It’s a very normal way of living and working. We don't need things to be polished to get the job done right. We just do our best with what we have each season in the fields.