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With water still in our village pond, neighbouring villages look at us with awe

Ramnad district in Tamil Nadu is a drought-prone area and almost every year, whole or part of the population is...

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PfR partners of Bihar called for Integrated Risk Management and mainstreaming

Climate change and ecosystem degradation place new demand on disaster risk reduction approaches Partner for resilience’s describe integrated risk management...

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ERRIN: Helping in safe & legal Migration

Migration is a way to move from one place to another in order to live and work. Since the earliest times, humanity...

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Why indigenous seeds are important?

The seed is the very basis to life, food, agriculture, and farmers who have been breeding them through history. Farmers...

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Fr. Paul Moonjely honoured with Cyril Mar Basalious Award

Fr. Paul Moonjely, the Executive Director for Caritas India has received Cyril Mar Basalious award for the year 2019. Shreyas...

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Women taking a lead in generating alternative livelihood and household nutrition

Recurrent flooding have intensely compounded the existing social vulnerability of people across the floodplains of the river Brahmaputra, among which...

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Caritas India Chairman Bishop Lumen Calls for Popularization of Traditional Food Systems

Caritas India chairman Bishop Lumen Monteiro visited tribal villages in Mandla, Khandwa and Jhabua districts of Madhya Pradesh to review...

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Invisible youth of Northeast: Modern Day Slavery in focus

“Lakhi Nayak”, left her home on 7th January 2019 along with her friend Pinky Rajput to Delhi on the pretext...

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ERRIN Exchange learning for the local partners

Since 2010, Caritas India had reintegrated many voluntary returnees (irregular migrants) from European countries to their home country, India and...

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