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Changlang’s Self-Sustainable Urban Space

Highlights Sunny K Singh, a 2018-batch IAS officer, has come up with a solution for all derelict and secluded buildings which become den of gamblers and drunkards. He ordered the dismantling of such a building at the main market in the Changlang district of Arunachal Pradesh, resulting in the creation of an amazing urban space …

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Manchester of Karnataka Turning Farmers into Micro-Entrepreneurs

Highlights Known as the ‘Manchester of Karnataka’ for its quality textile cotton mills, Davangere is nowadays experiencing a significant transformation in micro-food processing also. From garlic peeling and packing to puffed rice, cold pressed oil, roti, millets, turmeric, baby corn and sweet corn, the district administration has slowly created a host of micro-entrepreneurs who in …

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Warding Off Anaemia In A Holy City

Highlights Varanasi, a city steeped in history and religious significance, is facing a significant health challenge – anaemia. With a prevalence rate exceeding 58% in children, according to a 2015-16 government report, the city grapples with the consequences of this iron deficiency. However, a new initiative, the “Anaemia Mukht Kashi Abhiyan”, is making significant strides …

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Wave Energy CEO Included In UN Tribute To Women Change Makers

Inna Braverman, the founder and CEO of Eco Wave Power, an Israeli company that uses waves to create energy, has been included in a United Nations exhibition to honor female change makers around the world.  Braverman’s portrait is among the ones featured in the interactive art exhibition that opened at the start of the month in …

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How A DIG Became ‘Jalguru’

Highlights As DIG of Jhansi Range in Uttar Pradesh in 2008, IPS officer Mahendra Modi used to frequently go on field visits where he interacted with the public. One commonly raised grievance by villagers and town folks alike was the lack of ground water as rainfall had drastically declined in the last five years. Touched …

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