दिन-रात मेहनत करने वाले किसान, मजदूर इन बातों का रखें ख्याल तो बीमारियों से रहेंगे दूर
दिन-रात मेहनत करने वाले किसान, मजदूर इन बातों का रखें ख्याल तो बीमारियों से रहेंगे दूर

By Moinuddin Chishty

Several Indian states and cities boast of Heat Action Plans. But how good are they?
Several Indian states and cities boast of Heat Action Plans. But how good are they?

By गाँव कनेक्शन

The Heat Action Plans are a set of policies formulated to check the stress caused by extreme heat on public health. There are a total of 37 HAPs across various states, cities and districts. But a recent assessment of these plans found them below the mark. Details here.

The Heat Action Plans are a set of policies formulated to check the stress caused by extreme heat on public health. There are a total of 37 HAPs across various states, cities and districts. But a recent assessment of these plans found them below the mark. Details here.

West Bengal: ‘Unless all dues are cleared for eggs and vegetables, there will be no food served’
West Bengal: ‘Unless all dues are cleared for eggs and vegetables, there will be no food served’

By Madhu Sudan Chatterjee

A crisis is brewing at the anganwadi centres across West Bengal where workers have threatened to stop serving meals from today to children, and pregnant and lactating mothers. Why? Details here.

A crisis is brewing at the anganwadi centres across West Bengal where workers have threatened to stop serving meals from today to children, and pregnant and lactating mothers. Why? Details here.

Tea gives the economy a headache. 10 lakh workers may lose their jobs
Tea gives the economy a headache. 10 lakh workers may lose their jobs

By Mithilesh Dhar

Due to the mismatch between the rising production costs and stagnant prices, the tea industry is facing sustainability challenges which have led to shrunk margins over the past few years. Picture this. In 2013-14, the average selling price of tea was above Rs 150/ kg, against the production cost, which was a little less than Rs 150 per kg. However, in 2018-19, the production cost shot up to Rs 200 per kg, but the selling price remained at Rs 160 per kg

Due to the mismatch between the rising production costs and stagnant prices, the tea industry is facing sustainability challenges which have led to shrunk margins over the past few years. Picture this. In 2013-14, the average selling price of tea was above Rs 150/ kg, against the production cost, which was a little less than Rs 150 per kg. However, in 2018-19, the production cost shot up to Rs 200 per kg, but the selling price remained at Rs 160 per kg

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