By Neelam Jeena / New Delhi,2015-01-10,19:01:00
Sugarcane & Gur festival began in Delhi on Saturday which is aimed at creating awareness about sugarcane crisis and offer alternatives. The three month long festival which would be on in Dilli Haat, will try to involve people and farmers in conserving and protecting economy,......
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Join us this Saturday, 10th Jan for the inauguration of
a Sugarcane and Gur Festival
(10th Jan - 30th March)
at Navdanya organic food stall
No:18, Dilli Haat
Taste of our artisanal sugarcane & gur products
Learn more about why gur is good for your health and good for farmers
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Michael Specter's story in The New Yorker about Dr. Vandana Shiva's work to protect public health from the effects of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) skewed the facts and fell short of the magazine's usually high standards for fairness. In the piece published in the August 20th issue (and in a......
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There is no scientific evidence to prove that genetically-modified crops would harm soil, human health and environment, the government said on Thursday.
Environment minister Prakash Javadekar's response came to queries in Rajya Sabha over the recent controversial decision of biotech regulator — the Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee's (GEAC) — granting approval......
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