Business Development and Handover (BDH) – A Case of Spiritual Finance
Mrs. Kamlesh Dwivedi (Kamlesh) and Mr. P. N. Dwivedi (Dwivedi) had returned to their native village in the district Shahjahanpur (Uttar Pradesh), India after around five decades. Dwivedi had served the Income Tax Department of India, and had retired from the post of Income Tax Officer in 2004.
The couple had agricultural land of approximately 50 bighas (28.5 acres) which was quite enough for earning a livelihood for a small family. For a peaceful and easy life in their advance years, the duo decided to spend their rest of the life in the village.
The couple was disappointed that the village was more or less same, as they had seen it 50 years back. As far as development was concerned, only one bitumen road was available, which was also full of potholes.....................