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Traditional healers became nutrition counsellors

For centuries, traditional healers and priests are indispensable part of Korku tribe in Khalwa block of Khandwa district in Madya Pradesh. Bhumka Baba (Traditional...

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Nagpur farmers committed to restore ecological balance through agriculture

Farmers from umred block of Nagpur district are completely dependent on market for their agricultural needs. The excessive use chemical...

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Nuns of SH Congregation volunteering for cancer care campaign

Support of religious order in providing health care support to the needy in not new in India or elsewhere. The...

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NGO AND GOVERNMENT ALLIANCE FOR EFFECTIVE SERVICE DELIVERY

India produces more than 250 million tonnes of food grain every year, which is enough to feed its population but...

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An effort to save world largest coastal mangrove forest – Sundarbans

Sundarbans delta in the Bay of Bengal is facing ecological threat and at the brink of slow extinction. Spread across...

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Water, Sanitation and Hygiene promotion (WaSH) in Emergencies

Caritas India has been responding to various disasters and emergencies in India. One of the main sectoral responses which is...

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Child Right Violation and Trafficking haunting North-East India

Assam has emerged as the trafficking hub of the country, with 1494 cases, the state accounts for 22% of the...

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Why CSR should focus on smallholders

One third of chronically malnourished people worldwide live in South Asia and the largest number of them are from India....

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Farmers from Madhya Pradesh exposed to Sustainable Agriculture Practices

Located in the central part of India in Maharashtra, Centre for Environmental Studies in Social Sector (CESSS) is doing some...

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