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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1A new book studies ancient texts and ideas to identify six systems of Indian philosophy
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2After Waqf Bill, Christians are RSS target, says Rahul Gandhi
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3India’s passport ranking drops to 148 among 199 countries
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4‘Test’ review: Testing times for the film’s characters and viewers
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5Kele ki machchli, moong dal ke shami kebab, atte ka keema: The faux ‘meat’ dishes of Kayasth cuisine
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6From the memoir: A longtime Indian Railways employee remembers her first posting at a remote station
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7Reader’s guide: The opening lines of the six novels on the 2025 Women’s Prize for Fiction shortlist
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8‘A warning to all’: What Rajiv Gandhi wrote in the guestbook of a WWII memorial in Belarus
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9What underpins India’s deep education inequality?
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10Shengole, Misal: This book on food from the Marathi kitchen features two one-pot recipes
