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Rahibai Soma Popere: The Padma Shri Awardee protecting India’s forgotten seed varieties for future generations

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In an era of hybrid seeds and industrial agriculture, one tribal woman from rural Maharashtra has become a symbol of biodiversity conservation and sustainable farming. Rahibai Soma Popere, popularly known as the “Seed Mother” (Beej Mata), has dedicated her life to preserving indigenous seed varieties, promoting organic farming, and empowering thousands of farmers.
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Rajendra Singh: How India’s ‘Waterman’ is reviving Mandir ponds to restore heritage and fight the water crisis

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By restoring ancient Mandir ponds and traditional water bodies, India’s ‘Waterman’ Rajendra Singh has shown that environmental conservation and spiritual heritage can go hand in hand. Across India, thousands of Mandirs were once built around ponds, tanks, stepwells, and sacred lakes that served both religious and ecological purposes. For centuries, these traditional water bodies provided drinking water, recharged groundwater, supported agriculture, and became centres of community life.
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Jharkhand: Top Maoist leader with Rs 25 lakh bounty nabbed, wanted by four states & central forces

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Ranchi: Security forces have made a significant breakthrough in anti-Naxal operations in eastern India by arresting a hardcore Maoist leader with a bounty of Rs 25 lakh. Ajay Mahto, also known as “Tiger,” was apprehended during a joint operation carried out by Giridih Police and central security forces. This arrest represents a major success in the continuous endeavours to disrupt insurgent networks that are active in the most sensitive areas of Jharkhand.
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