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| The Future of Farming: A Confluence of Science, Nature and Farmers | | | | Dr. Vijay Garg
Agriculture is not merely a means of food production; it is the foundation of human civilisation, economic development and survival. In an agricultural country like India, farming provides livelihoods to millions of people. However, changing climatic conditions, declining groundwater levels, deteriorating soil fertility, rising production costs and increasing pressure on natural resources have created serious challenges for agriculture. In this situation, the future of farming lies in establishing a balanced relationship between science, nature and farmers.
Today, the need is not simply to produce more food but to develop an agricultural system that increases farmers’ inc | |
| | | | Col. Brown Cambridge School: A Century of Vision and Values | | | | Founded on 17 March 1926 by Col. William Brown and his wife, Col. Brown Cambridge School began with a small group of boys and a vision far ahead of its time.
An Irishman who had served with distinction in the British Army, Col. Brown chose to remain in India after retirement, having grown to love the country. He and his wife were deeply fond of children. His travels had shown him the limited opportunities available to Indian boys under a system that largely favoured British and Anglo-Indian children. He wanted them to receive an education that prepared them for employment, leadership and responsible participation in society. The English-medium residential school welcomed boys irrespective | |
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