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Saving Farmers' Lives
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Rogi Kalyan Samitis
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Glocalisation
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Education Guarantee in MP
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Beyond Computerisation of Land Records
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SHGs and School Meals
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Panchayats and Titles to Land
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Science Teaching
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Bt Cotton in Karnataka
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Dead Hand of Obscurantism?
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Elementary Education
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Asia's Technology Future
Asia is poised to spearhead technological growth in the present century, yet an ever-widening gap remains between the urban and rural sectors, while the old economy still persists, unable to adapt or pick up speed to meet challenges of the future.
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