Eco India: How regenerative farming can be the solution for improved soil health and fertility
Jalgaon's soil suffers from very low organic carbon content of 0.2 percent due to intensive farming and dependence on chemical fertilisers.
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1How the river flows: There is another way the Indus Water Treaty could help defeat terror
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2Snow leopards thriving in Ladakh Himalayan ranges, but challenges loom
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3Why workers who grow one of the world’s finest teas face an uncertain future
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4Hindi’s Hindutva problem that supporters are not ready to reckon with
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5‘Myth is a carrier of history, trauma, resistance’: Subi Taba on writing about Arunachal Pradesh
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6Harsh Mander: How Nazi cinema finds a reflection in Hindutva films
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7Myths, hearsay, and historical memory coexist in the ways Kashmiris remember decades-long conflicts
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8When a unique university on a ship sailed up to India for ‘cultural immersion’
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9Writer Tabish Khair on how a good book can be an instrument to engage with the ‘outside world’
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10Sunday book pick: The tender preoccupations of an old woman in Anita Desai’s ‘Fire on the Mountain’
