Empowering Rural Women: The Key to a Self-Reliant India
A pucca house is more than shelter
Dhami Sets November 1 Deadline for Pipeline Works, Warns Officials Over Damaged Roads
Support for women must lead to opportunity
Dhami Honours 63 Uttarakhand Board Achievers, Six School Principals
Empowering Rural Women: The Key to a Self-Reliant India
A pucca house is more than shelter
Dhami Sets November 1 Deadline for Pipeline Works, Warns Officials Over Damaged Roads
Support for women must lead to opportunity

Sambalpur’s 75 year wait ends
For about 75 years after Independence, Sambalpur village lived without electricity. Sunset meant darkness. Children struggled to study. Phones were charged in neighbouring villages.

When waste becomes wealth: Kotri’s cleanliness model
In Kotri village of Sarangarh block, waste is no longer a problem. It is a resource. Under the Seva Sankalp Abhiyan and Swachhata Hi Seva,

Ujjwala in Ambagarh Chauki
Hemlata Yadav of Sangli village once cooked on wood and dung cakes. Her kitchen filled with smoke. Gathering fuel took time and effort. Every meal

PMAY Gram in Manendragarh
Manoj Prasad of Chanwaridand village once lived with his family in a kuccha house made of mud and tiles. Rain brought leaks and worry. Every

PM Surya Ghar in Durg
Varuni Sahu of Dhanora village in Durg district once faced a monthly worry that many Indian households know well. A large family meant a large

Bastar’s fish farming success
Sudarshan Baghel of Rampal Chhindawada village in Darrbha block once depended on traditional farming, a small rice mill and a tiny pond for his family’s

PMAY Gram in Rajnandgaon
In Rani Tarai village, Duleshwari Bai’s family once lived in a kuccha house that leaked every monsoon. Books, clothes and essentials got wet. Insects were

Jashpur’s tribal tourism push
Under the Prime Minister Janjatiya Unnat Gram Abhiyan, a cluster based homestay project has been approved for the Bagicha Mayali Jashpur belt. Thirty new homestays

When a farm becomes a business: Chhattisgarh’s shift from paddy to profit
Chhattisgarh has long been known as the rice bowl of India. But under Chief Minister Vishnu Deo Sai, the state’s agriculture is moving beyond paddy.

When a loom becomes a livelihood: Gholeng’s textile push in Jashpur
In Gholeng village, about 35 to 40 families and women from self help groups are receiving training in handloom and textile work at the Aajeevika

Dhami Honours 63 Uttarakhand Board Achievers, Six School Principals

Dhami Honours 63 Uttarakhand Board Achievers, Six School Principals

Empowering Rural Women: The Key to a Self-Reliant India



