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Reopening of schools
The government's move to reopen schools from 1st November will be a big challenge especially with the winter scheduled to set in Kashmir Valley. The over 100-day unrest in Valley has made the reopening of schools difficult as both parents…
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Tiger in trouble
G. L Khajuria
The tiger (Panthere tigris ) as we all well know is our National Animal which is more mercilessly on the verge of extinction at the cruel hands of modern most civilised man not in India but across the globe. Nature is a great…
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Retaining youth in agriculture
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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Vision of peace for sustainable development
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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Holding hand!
It has been the dream of every government which has remained in power in Jammu and Kashmir to bring back the 'innocent' local boys who have joined militancy. And every time the government of the day promised them to rehabilitate and also…
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Worst victims
Once again it is the border residents of Jammu region who are the worst victims of the cross-border firing resorted to by Pakistan. Dislocated and uprooted from their hearth they remain 'unwanted'. The Kathua administration requested people…
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Surgical strikes constitutional inspiration not RSS
Dr. Kuldeep Singh
Since surgical strikes, a month is almost over but the politics behind is not ending. Yes, I being Indian agree what DGMO and PM Modi have said that surgical strikes have taken place. It should have been projected the…
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‘An article of faith’
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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Managing water quality
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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Agri-tourism; concept, scope, strategies
PROF. DR R. D GUPTA
Tourists, especially those, who are versed with agriculture, are often able to tour the farm, help out with farm chores, have meals with the farm family and genuinely experience their life on the farm.
Scope of…
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