Re-imagining food: Do we have the stomach for it?
Hunger ... is not due to lack of food, but lack of justice
THE ‘ECOPOLITICAL’ IMPERATIVE AND THE JANTA PARLIAMENT
the imperative of bringing the ecological question on to the centre-stage of politics
People’s Parliament: Agrarian Crisis Deepened During COVID Pandemic
The house adopted a series of resolutions that will be tabled before parliamentarians in the run-up to the monsoon session
To the Brave and Peace-seeking People of the Kashmir Valley – कश्मीर घाटी के बहादुर और अमन पसंद लोगों के नाम
We look forward to our common future. हम आपके साथ अपने सांझे भविष्य की और आशा से देख रहे हैं
हरवलेला रास्ता (in Marathi)
सुप्रीम कोर्टाने हा रस्ता वैज्ञानिक आधाराचा अभाव असलेला व पूर्णतः धोकादायक असल्याचा निवाडा दिला
Securing Livelihoods – The Paderu Story
Overcoming the challenges of rainfed agriculture by cultivating diversified, robust, climate resilient and culturally entrenched millets
From ‘Tent Nazir’ to ‘RTI Nazir’: Towards governance accountability in Kashmir, India
His passion for making the system accountable, through the dogged use of the RTI Act, takes up much of his…
Techies write new code for farming success
For farmers, the investments by the IT professionals are like an interest-free loans.
Indian tribe revives heirloom seeds for health and climate security
“The soil is us. We live in these hills as one entity, and that is most important.”
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Farm shipments form a small part of the total production and operate independently of the support prices regime When farmers’ movement in India raises a demand for a legally guaranteed MSP (minimum support price), there is often a counter argument posed about how this would affect India’s agricultural export competitiveness. India’s agriculture exports were estimated […]
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‘Mere Paas Sarkaar Hai’
‘No reform can succeed that does not seek to strengthen the position of the weak and the excluded.’
Kerala artistes spread awareness on farmer rights
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