Rained Out And Dried Out In Odisha
Odisha’s farming takes a hit under a spell of extreme weather as drought and heavy rain keep farmers away from their fields
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Odisha’s farming takes a hit under a spell of extreme weather as drought and heavy rain keep farmers away from their fields
Read MoreWhy did Rakesh Tikait revive his father’s secular slogan? Because reversing the effects of the 2013 riots on western UP’s politics is key to forging a united farmers’ front.
Read MoreGroup farming by small farmers, especially women, shows the way out of agrarian crises
Read MoreFor the majority of farmers, growing the country’s food brings no assurance of well-being. Seven decades after independence, swings between glut and scarcity remain largely unpredictable, making agriculture unviable for greater numbers.
Read MoreFarmers in Punjab welcome direct payment for their produce bypassing commission agents. Their protest against the new farm laws is no deterrent.
Read MoreState faces a crunch as Centre tweaks funding for foodgrain procurement
Read MoreAmarinder Singh government pushes for crops that need less water...and save underground aquifers
Read MoreAgriculture is a state subject, but Central laws have historically prevailed. Will the three farm laws survive farmers’ anger?
Read MoreWhat does a movement look like, and feel like? The human spirit, in all its joyous colour, is unfurled across a whole landscape that’s become a modern, mobile Kurukshetra.
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