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Saroj Mahapatra India's livelihood landscape is highly diverse and complex, shaped by varied agro-climatic conditions and unequal access to natural, human, and economic resources, knowledge, technology, and markets. Nearly 70 percent of…
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Dr. Banarsi LalIn recent years food security,environmental protection,livelihood security and the preservation of natural resources have all become global concerns.As per estimation ,over 410 million farms are less than 1 hectare and more…
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2025 will be remembered as the year India consciously chose to think bigger, move faster, and reform deeper. Under PM Modi, it became a defining moment when the country shed layers of outdated laws, simplified its tax and regulatory…
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Sh. Shivraj Singh ChouhanThe President of India has assented to the Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) Act, 2025, enhancing the statutory wage employment guarantee to 125 days and strengthening rural…
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Fr. Jaimon JosephAs December comes around, the Christmas tree becomes a ubiquitous sight: in our churches; schools; living rooms, markets, and town squares. Decorated with lights, stars, and candles, it stands as one of the most…
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Piyush GoyalThe India-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement (FTA) represents a strategic leap in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's trade diplomacy-one that accelerates job creation, boosts investment, and opens transformative opportunities for…
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Pooja RaniIn recent months, commuting on city roads has become increasingly difficult due to extensive road repair and infrastructure work. Excavated stretches, loose gravel, uncovered drains, dust clouds, traffic diversions, and the…
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Gurjars demanded a Cabinet berth and inclusion of Gojri language in Eighth Schedule Advocate Ch. Rashid Azam Inqlabi The Fourth Gurjar Mahotsav, organised at the internationally renowned Surajkund venue in Faridabad, Delhi, in which…
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Dr. Jitendra SinghWhen the monsoon first touches the Deccan, a million tiny rivulets knit themselves into rivers. It is not a thunderclap that turns water into force; it is patient joining-stream to stream, village to village-until the…
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Mohammad HaniefIn a significant milestone for global public health, world leaders gathering at the Eightieth United Nations General Assembly in New York have adopted a historic political declaration that for the first time brings…
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