Farmers lose interest in cultivation
Jajpur: Due to various reasons farmers in Odisha are slowly losing interest in cultivation as a means of livelihood. The ...
Read moreDetailsJajpur: Due to various reasons farmers in Odisha are slowly losing interest in cultivation as a means of livelihood. The ...
Read moreDetailsParadip: The abrupt closure of a breeding centre located inside the state’s only brackish water training facility at Nehru Bungalow ...
Read moreDetailsBinjharpur: After a long gap of 40 years, farmers under this block of Jajpur district have found a reason to ...
Read moreDetailsKeonjhar: Tussar farming has turned out to be life-changing activity for scores of landless people and women in Keonjhar district. ...
Read moreDetailsBhubaneswar: The plight of a large number of farmers in Odisha is miserable due to a delayed monsoon and poor ...
Read moreDetailsNayagarh: In a development that holds serious danger for agriculture in future, soil of over 85 per cent farmlands in ...
Read moreDetailsOdisha has about cultivable land of 6.5 million hectares of out of the total geographical area of 15.6 million ha ...
Read moreDetailsBHUBANESWAR: Cultivation is the chief source of livelihood in Odisha. Keeping this in mind, Dhauli College of Art and Crafts ...
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