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"Foundation Of Developed India Rests On 4 Key Pillars...": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the foundation of Viksit Bharat rests on four key pillars that are the poor, farmers, youth, and women's empowerment.
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Analysis: 13 Reasons Why Jagan Reddy Lost In Andhra Pradesh
Outgoing Andhra Pradesh chief minister Jagan Mohan Reddy says he does not know the reason why despite bringing welfare to maximum households, the elderly, women, farmers, auto drivers and others, he and his party had faced such a humiliating defeat.
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Women Voters Get Big Chunk Of Manifesto Pie Of Jagan Mohan's Party
On the occasion of Ugadi, Telugu's New Year, YSR Congress Party chief Jagan Mohan Reddy released the party's manifesto targeting almost every segment of society in Andhra Pradesh - women, farmers, wage workers, students, among others.
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Rahul Gandhi Addresses Farmers in Andhra Pradesh: Highlights
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today began his 10 km-long 'padyatra' from a village in the district to highlight the issues faced by farmers and women Self-Help Groups.
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Rahul Gandhi to Hold Padyatra in Andhra Pradesh Today
Rahul Gandhi would today undertake a 'padayatra' in Andhra Pradesh's drought-hit Anantapur district, setting off from a village where Indira Gandhi addressed a meeting in 1979, to highlight the issues faced by farmers and women self-help groups.
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Rahul Gandhi to Undertake 'Padayatra' in Andhra Pradesh on July 24
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi would undertake a 'padayatra' and interact with farmers, weavers and women from self-help groups in Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh during a visit on July 24.
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On World Food Day, India's women farmers show the way
Applying and spreading their traditional knowledge of seeds, Dalit woman in Andhra Pradesh are battling hard to fight malnutrition among 42 per cent of India's children. These women are using biodiversity as a weapon against hunger, malnutrition, erratic monsoon and climate change. Their effort will earn these villages the status of being declared ...
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Women farmers who commit suicide ignored by state
Critics say the state government's guidelines for defining who is a farmer and what is a genuine farmer suicide has tended to be exclusive rather than inclusive. Women are not identified as farmers, especially because land is rarely bought or registered in their names.
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"Foundation Of Developed India Rests On 4 Key Pillars...": PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the foundation of Viksit Bharat rests on four key pillars that are the poor, farmers, youth, and women's empowerment.
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Analysis: 13 Reasons Why Jagan Reddy Lost In Andhra Pradesh
Outgoing Andhra Pradesh chief minister Jagan Mohan Reddy says he does not know the reason why despite bringing welfare to maximum households, the elderly, women, farmers, auto drivers and others, he and his party had faced such a humiliating defeat.
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Women Voters Get Big Chunk Of Manifesto Pie Of Jagan Mohan's Party
On the occasion of Ugadi, Telugu's New Year, YSR Congress Party chief Jagan Mohan Reddy released the party's manifesto targeting almost every segment of society in Andhra Pradesh - women, farmers, wage workers, students, among others.
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Rahul Gandhi Addresses Farmers in Andhra Pradesh: Highlights
Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi today began his 10 km-long 'padyatra' from a village in the district to highlight the issues faced by farmers and women Self-Help Groups.
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Rahul Gandhi to Hold Padyatra in Andhra Pradesh Today
Rahul Gandhi would today undertake a 'padayatra' in Andhra Pradesh's drought-hit Anantapur district, setting off from a village where Indira Gandhi addressed a meeting in 1979, to highlight the issues faced by farmers and women self-help groups.
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Rahul Gandhi to Undertake 'Padayatra' in Andhra Pradesh on July 24
Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi would undertake a 'padayatra' and interact with farmers, weavers and women from self-help groups in Anantapur district of Andhra Pradesh during a visit on July 24.
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On World Food Day, India's women farmers show the way
Applying and spreading their traditional knowledge of seeds, Dalit woman in Andhra Pradesh are battling hard to fight malnutrition among 42 per cent of India's children. These women are using biodiversity as a weapon against hunger, malnutrition, erratic monsoon and climate change. Their effort will earn these villages the status of being declared ...
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Women farmers who commit suicide ignored by state
Critics say the state government's guidelines for defining who is a farmer and what is a genuine farmer suicide has tended to be exclusive rather than inclusive. Women are not identified as farmers, especially because land is rarely bought or registered in their names.
