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UDAIPUR: Not long ago, Sita, a tribal woman of Shishviya village in Rajasthan’s Udaipur district, used to share a kerosene lamp with her children who

Winter has finally come, it's time to take the morning off and enjoy the #earthly #pleasure of #heavenly #pristine snow," reads one post with a photo

One does not come across such stories very often. Abhishek Pallav, a doctor-turned IPS officer in Bastar of Chhattisgarh, treats wounded Maoist after

Agriculture & Farmers Welfare Minister Radha Mohan Singh has said that the biggest challenge for the agricultural sector is to make smallholdings

TB is a disease which is largely curable and preventable. “We are committed to achieving zero TB deaths and therefore we need to re-strategize, think

While commuting one has to cross toll plazas so often now a days. And mostly we find men working at these toll plazas. We have heard of unruly

Now, one would not have to stand in long queues for getting appointments with doctors in the government hospitals. Appointments can be sought through

Government has decided to fast-track the implementation of the direct benefit transfer (DBT) system for payment of fertiliser subsidy to farmers. From

Conceived in mid-2013, a project of preserving 192 languages, which were listed as endangered, was initiated by the Central governement. The Central

Government is implementing the following schemes and measures to support the jute manufacturing units and to strengthen the jute sector: (i) Under the

Ayesha Aziz at the age of 16 received a student pilot's license in 2011 and became the youngest student pilot of the country. Her story says so much -

This is the story of a remote village in Jharkhand. To promote education among the girls residing there local village women committee selects an