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This village (Ganivada) has set an example for other neighboring villages when the boys in this village were very studious and so grabbed jobs in a large number. Besides, this has its communication lines with New Delhi and Kolkata due to mango orchards so it cannot be labeled as obscure or sleepy village. Besides, at a time when medical and health facilities were accessible to very few, the Ayurvedic medicine prepared in this village was a handy recourse to many poor people who were finding it difficult to resolve their anemic ailment.

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