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“We would have handed them over the land. Was there any need to use force?”

March 5, 2020

Farmers living in 12 villages in Mirzapur district in Uttar Pradesh were lathi charged and their ready-to-harvest crops were destroyed...

Schemes like the PM Kisan Yojana can help the economy recover from the recession

March 4, 2020

The three engines of the economy, domestic consumption, exports and investments, are slowing down. The fourth engine — government spending...

‘Enterprise is not a goal but a journey. Its potential is immense in the agriculture sector’

March 3, 2020

‘Youthscape’, an event organized to promote entrepreneurship in the agriculture sector, was aimed at viewing farming as a viable career...

Rapid urbanization, climate change increasing water stress in the Hindu Kush Himalayas

March 3, 2020

By 2050, more than 50 per cent population in the Hindu Kush Himalayas will live in hill cities. Rapid urbanization...

Only 30% of Guwahati residents have municipal piped water supply

February 29, 2020

The rest depend on borewells/tubewells or private water tankers to meet their water needs. Excessive exploitation of groundwater is leading...

Fearing Coronavirus, people reduce egg-chicken intake — a big blow to the poultry industry

February 29, 2020

To be on the safe side, people have reduced their egg-chicken intake. The wholesale prices of chicken and eggs in...

Society is successful when it reduces the friction for the state, civil society and business

February 29, 2020

Ideally, the state should not grab too much power, the market should not flout the rule of law or appropriate...

A one-time debt takes generations to repay …

February 28, 2020

There are many bonded labourers in Kanpur who work at brick kilns. They take loans from contractors, but are not...

A village in Bihar switches to organic farming, sets an example

February 27, 2020

More than half the population in Kedia village, which is 20 kms from Jamui district in Bihar, has switched to...

Rs 2,400 crore: That’s the amount which sugar mills in the country owe sugarcane farmers

February 27, 2020

These arrears have affected the liquidity of the sugar mills. As per the norms set by the government, the farmers...

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“We would have handed them over the land. Was there any need to use force?”

March 5, 2020

Farmers living in 12 villages in Mirzapur district in Uttar Pradesh were lathi charged and their ready-to-harvest crops were destroyed...

Schemes like the PM Kisan Yojana can help the economy recover from the recession

March 4, 2020

The three engines of the economy, domestic consumption, exports and investments, are slowing down. The fourth engine — government spending...

‘Enterprise is not a goal but a journey. Its potential is immense in the agriculture sector’

March 3, 2020

‘Youthscape’, an event organized to promote entrepreneurship in the agriculture sector, was aimed at viewing farming as a viable career...

Rapid urbanization, climate change increasing water stress in the Hindu Kush Himalayas

March 3, 2020

By 2050, more than 50 per cent population in the Hindu Kush Himalayas will live in hill cities. Rapid urbanization...

Only 30% of Guwahati residents have municipal piped water supply

February 29, 2020

The rest depend on borewells/tubewells or private water tankers to meet their water needs. Excessive exploitation of groundwater is leading...

Fearing Coronavirus, people reduce egg-chicken intake — a big blow to the poultry industry

February 29, 2020

To be on the safe side, people have reduced their egg-chicken intake. The wholesale prices of chicken and eggs in...

Society is successful when it reduces the friction for the state, civil society and business

February 29, 2020

Ideally, the state should not grab too much power, the market should not flout the rule of law or appropriate...

A one-time debt takes generations to repay …

February 28, 2020

There are many bonded labourers in Kanpur who work at brick kilns. They take loans from contractors, but are not...

A village in Bihar switches to organic farming, sets an example

February 27, 2020

More than half the population in Kedia village, which is 20 kms from Jamui district in Bihar, has switched to...

Rs 2,400 crore: That’s the amount which sugar mills in the country owe sugarcane farmers

February 27, 2020

These arrears have affected the liquidity of the sugar mills. As per the norms set by the government, the farmers...

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