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Harrowing Tales of An Unrelenting Agrarian Crisis

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By Amit Sengupta
| LokMarg Verified
The statistic that a life is lost every hour in India’s agricultural sector reads as simply as it strikes at the heart. According to the report “Accidental Deaths and Suicides in India 2024,” released by the National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) in May, as many as 10,546 people linked to farming took their own lives across the country over the past year. Of the nation’s total of 1,70,746 suicides, this figure amounts to roughly 6.2 per cent.
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Kashmir Diary: Moonlit Valley and a Dreamy Girl Who Wouldn’t Smile

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By Amit Sengupta
| Kashmir Times Verified
Kashmir Diary: It’s a predictable and picturesque picture. Like a painting created in a dream. Yes, as always, full of lovely surprises. An image I have seen before but hiding more stories than it can tell at first glance. In the first instance, the wide-angle image, seen countless times in the fabulous romantic songs of old Bombay movies with shooting in Kashmir, is incredibly beautiful.
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Kashmir Diary: A Little Girl Goes to School

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By Amit Sengupta
| LokMarg Verified
Kashmir Diary: It’s a predictable and picturesque picture. Like a painting created in a dream. Yes, as always, full of lovely surprises. An image I have seen before, but hiding more stories than it can tell in the first instance. In the first instance, the wide-angle image, seen countless times in the fabulous romantic songs of old Bombay movies with shooting in Kashmir, is incredibly beautiful.
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