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 judiciary paved the way for the current spate of slum demolitions in Delhi
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2‘Failures for having dreamed of a united India’: Diplomat KM Panikkar anticipated Partition in 1941
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3‘Seek knowledge here’: A conversation between Greek King Milinda and the Buddhist monk Nagasena
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4In photographs: Rebirth at the water’s edge – a journey into India’s stepwells
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5‘Incorrect’ that India lost Rafale ‘jets’ during Operation Sindoor, says defence secretary
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6In his new book, Suraj Yengde writes about local manifestations of caste among Indians in Trinidad
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7Demolishing homes of India’s urban poor fails to address the root causes for informal settlements
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8India ordered X to block accounts of Reuters, 2,355 others, says social media platform
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9Watch: Ranveer Singh plays a super-spy in Aditya Dhar’s 1970s-set thriller ‘Dhurandhar’
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10For Jane Austen and her heroines, walking was more than a pastime – it was a form of resistance
