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Dr. PARVEEN KUMAR, DR.ANIL KUMAR Agriculture represents the primary sector of the Indian economy providing employment to about 51% of the total population with 14-15 per cent contribution to the country's Gross Domestic Product.…
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  Anirban Ganguly  India is one. How much of India is one? Just so much, dear friend, as can summon up strength to realise the fact! India is one. But she is so disunited! Is she? Look again! Look facts in the face. Break through all…
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Murtaza Ahmed Ali Article 15 of the Indian constitution provide prohibition of discrimination on grounds of religions, race, caste, sax or place of Birth. Being a positive secular state, in India there are many constitutional and non-…
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Mahadeep Singh Jamwal The principle of self esteemed souls should be "loyalty to country always" but "loyalty to government, when it deserves it". I predict future happiness for the State if civil society can prevent the government from…
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Mahadeep Singh Jamwal There is something that we know to be true, and others that we know to be false, yet, despite this extensive knowledge that one has, there remain many things whose truth or falsity is not known. We are uncertain, to…
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Dr. Banarsi Lal The Indian economy in the past, presently and in future will remain predominantly depend on rural development because very high proportion of the Indian population live in rural areas. In 1901, 89 per cent of its total…
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Dr. Parveen Kumar, Dr. Rehana Akhter Bijli India is an agrarian economy. More than fifty per cent of the population is engaged in agricultural related activities. Youth are now increasingly finding agriculture activities a burden. New…
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Dr. Banarsi Lal, Dr. Shahid Ahamad We consider our modern society as more civilised as compared to the Stone Age. If civilisation means modern electronic media, nuclear energy, genetic engineering, space discoveries, high tech agriculture…
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 Deshbir Singh Life is semblance of both man's outward social quest and responsibilities besides his desire to elevate and grow spiritually and intellectually as well... We can avoid sufferings the moment we realise otherwise an unending…
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 G.L Khajuria The planning and development of water resources are the paramount perspective. The needs of drinking water for the people and the live stock have to be met in both urban and rural area Judiously. The need for the domestic and…
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