Lack of education, reliable market information, initiation from their own children, ignorance still persist as the major challenges that are to be addressed by the co-ordinated efforts of farmers themselves and government authorities. The other major challenges faced by Indian farmers are: lack of ...
for instance, farm wages have been rising steadily in the past decade but with migrants returning to their villages, wages have gone down. In the Indian state of Punjab, farmers are ferrying migrants who have gone to their native places...
Challenges faced by Sundarbans aquafarmers need to be tackled by appropriate management tools like social mobilization of aqua producers, technology assessment and refinement, participatory planning, and capacity building of key stakeholders.doi:10.1007/978-3-030-00680-8_11T. K. Ghoshal...
Shudras in Ancient Indian texts While different castes had different places in the Indian social order and were determined by birth, scholars argue that this is not what certain Ancient Indian holy texts intended. In the Bhagavad Gita, specifically in chapter 18, the holy text argues that an ...
Challenges Faced by Urban Cooperative Banks Urban Cooperative Banks (UCBs) face several challenges in their operations. Here are the challenges faced by UCBs based on the provided information: Capital Restriction UCBs in India are not permitted to pay more than 15% dividend to their shareholders...
In Indian context, concept of federalism is that each region has its own demand which needs to be better fulfilled by the regional government but there are many areas which are common for whole country which needs to be governed by union government. Most notable feature of...
Tapenum’s Day: A Wampanoag Indian Boy In Pilgrim Timesby Kate Waters Chosen to become a special warrior prince in 1627, Tapenum prepares himself for the great honor by hunting, fishing, and sharing a day with friends and family, in a story that is complemented by photographs of Plymouth ...
Additionally, women who are uneducated, unemployed or underemployed are more likely to be dependent on their husbands economically. These issues were clearly observed during the in-depth interview with the participants. Six of the women in the interviews who were farmers, reported having more of a...
The rough-and-tumble environment of an offshore wind array is not the easiest place to establish a new aquaculture venture, but the crowded North Sea provides seaweed farmers with few other options. March 2024: Sea6 Energy, a technology pioneer in the Blue Economy, recently launched the world...
(kilolitres per day) bio-refinery can contribute 1,200 jobs in plant operations, village level entrepreneurs and in supply chain management. When operational, they can offer farmers an additional outlet not just for their grains, seeds and crops, but also their wastes and residues, and so ...