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<title>Appeal to PM Modi to Establish National Organisation for Empowerment of Women in Agriculture</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ Pune :
On the occasion of World Mother’s Day, an appeal was made to Prime Minister
Narendra Modi to establish a national organisation dedicated to the empowerment
of women in agriculture. The appeal was submitted via email by the “Bharat
Krishi Nari Samridhi Sangh” and the “Krishi Nari Abhiyan Samiti” for the
welfare and upliftment of women farmers, women agricultural labourers, women fruit
and vegetable vendors, and women engaged in food processing and agro-based
industries. The memorandum urged the government to provide special recognition,
dignity and independent national-level schemes for women under the vision of
Viksit Bharat 2047 through the message “Krishi Nari — Samridhi Nari.”

 

The
concept of the initiative was proposed by Raghunath Yemul. Through “My Kisan
Mart,” farmers and consumers have been directly connected for the last 12
years. During interactions with thousands of farmers, the challenges faced by
women farmers, women agricultural labourers and women vendors selling fruits
and vegetables came to the forefront. He stressed the need for a nationwide
organised movement to strengthen rural women who still struggle for market
access, fair pricing, training and financial support.

 

The
guiding force behind the “Bharat Krishi Nari Samridhi Sangh” and “Krishi Nari
Abhiyan Samiti” is Vidyabhushan Dr. Prashant Pagare. The committee also
includes Rashmi Maurya, former APMC administrator B. J. Deshmukh, Kamini
Balasaheb Deshmukh, Varsha Paigwar and Sushila Singh.

 

According
to the memorandum, India has more than 3.6 crore women cultivators and over 6
crore women agricultural labourers. More than 10 crore women are directly
connected with agriculture through dairy, animal husbandry, horticulture and
food processing sectors. The committee stated that over 75 percent of working
rural women are engaged in agriculture and women contribute nearly 60 to 80
percent of the country’s food production. However, only 13.9 percent of women
own agricultural land.

 

The
committee has proposed organising one crore women farmers over the next five
years, establishing 10 lakh women-led agro-based micro enterprises, connecting
self-help groups with farm-to-market supply chains, and creating market access
through digital platforms. The proposal also includes skill development in
organic farming and food processing, establishment of “Krishi Nari Mandals”
across states, district-level women agricultural leadership centres, and a
dedicated digital app providing government schemes, market prices, weather
updates and agricultural guidance.

 

The
memorandum further proposed healthcare, maternity, nutrition and insurance
support for women farmers, microfinance assistance, Mudra loans, awareness
regarding land rights and Agri-Startup opportunities for young women in the
agricultural sector.

 

According
to the committee, the initiative could significantly increase the income of
rural women, create employment opportunities, strengthen the Agri-MSME sector
and accelerate the vision of “Atmanirbhar Bharat” and “Viksit Bharat 2047.” The
memorandum stated that true national prosperity would only be possible when
women farmers and women associated with agriculture receive dignity, identity
and economic self-reliance.

 

  ]]></description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 12 May 2026 12:13:56 +0530</pubDate>
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<title>Delhi Turns Devotional at Via Veda’s Maha Shivratri Bhajan Jamming Night</title>
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<description><![CDATA[  New Delhi, February 2026: The capital witnessed an electrifying blend of faith and festivity as Via Veda hosted a grand Maha Shivratri Bhajan Jamming Night at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. What began with the serene notes of the Ganga Aarti soon transformed into a high-energy devotional concert, drawing thousands of attendees across age groups.The evening seamlessly merged traditional chants with immersive soundscapes, creating what organisers called a “bhajan clubbing” experience. As chants of “Om Namah Shivaya” echoed under the open sky, the crowd swayed in unison, turning the stadium into a sea of raised hands and glowing phone lights.Performers Suhas Sawant and Gajendra Pratap Singh took centre stage with powerful renditions of “Jai Mahakaal,” “Kailash Mein Niwasi,” and “Dulha Bane Hai Baba,” keeping the energy soaring through the night. Their performances struck a chord with the younger audience, many of whom described the event as a refreshing way to celebrate tradition.Adding to the spiritual essence, attendees received Vibhuti from the Kashi Vishwanath Temple and 5 Mukhi Siddh Rudraksha from the Pashupatinath Temple. Prasad boxes were distributed, along with digital wallet credits for astrology consultations on the Via Veda platform — reflecting the brand’s fusion of heritage and technology.Founder Kajal Bihani called the night “a celebration of collective devotion.” As midnight chants faded, a quiet calm settled over the venue — proof that even in a bustling metropolis, faith continues to unite.Guest attended the event were Kiran Chopra Chairperson Punjab Kesari Group Aman Preet IRS, Poonam Anand, Nikita Khattar Arya, Anuj Lalwani, Sonia Sanjay Singh, Means Malhotra, Chaavi Tayal ]]></description>
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<pubDate>Wed, 18 Feb 2026 20:20:51 +0530</pubDate>
<dc:creator>JR Choudhary</dc:creator>
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<title>Vishav Punjabi Diwas 2025: First World Punjabi Day Celebrated on September 23, Dedicated to Baba Farid Ji</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ A historic day unfolded as the world witnessed the first-ever Vishav
Punjabi Diwas (World Punjabi Day / Punjabi Day / Punjab Divas), celebrated
in honor of Baba Farid Ji, the first Punjabi poet and spiritual
luminary. For the first time in history, Punjabis across India and abroad
united to honor their language, literature, and heritage. The
celebration, held on September 23, 2025, has now established a tradition
that will be observed globally every year.



Apna Punjab
Foundation: The Driving Force

The Apna Punjab Foundation, an organization known for its
humanitarian contributions in health, education, and environment,
spearheaded this initiative under the leadership of Dr. Jagjit Singh Dhuri (Founder &amp;
President).

The Foundation’s notable achievements include:

· Mission Hariyali
Campaign, which led to the plantation of hundreds of thousands of trees.

· Holding the world
record for the largest human tree formation.

· Organizing free
cancer check-up camps and artificial limb replacement camps,
highlighting its commitment to public welfare.



In collaboration with the Federation of Private Schools and
Associations of Punjab, the Foundation has consistently launched
initiatives to serve society. Dr. Dhuri, a globally renowned Punjabi writer,
conceived the idea of Vishav Punjabi Diwas after noticing that while Hindi
Diwas was observed in Punjab on September 14, there was no day dedicated to
Punjabi, despite its ancient origins and global presence.



Why September 23? The
Legacy of Baba Farid Ji

The Foundation, after consulting leading scholars, unanimously declared September
23rd – Baba Farid Ji’s Aagman Purab (arrival anniversary) – as World
Punjabi Day.

· Baba Farid Ji’s
contribution to Punjabi literature is unparalleled. Recognized as the first
Punjabi poet, his compositions include 112 slokas and 4 shabads,
enshrined in the Guru Granth Sahib Ji by Guru Arjan Dev Ji.

· His poetry emphasizes
spirituality, humility, and human values, forming a timeless treasure of
Punjabi culture.

· The date of September
23 also symbolizes balance, with day and night nearly equal, reflecting
Punjabi’s essence of harmony and resilience.



The First Vishav
Punjabi Diwas: Celebrations in Patiala

The main event was organized at the Harpal Tiwana Arts Centre,
Patiala, where a packed hall of over 600 Punjabi enthusiasts
gathered, including scholars, poets, writers, historians, intellectuals,
educationists, and students.



Key Highlights

· Lamp Lighting
Ceremony by Foundation directors and senior scholars.

· Unveiling of the
Vishav Punjabi Diwas Logo from the theatre rooftop. The logo, symbolizing the evolution of Punjabi,
depicted Shahmukhi and Gurmukhi scripts integrated on a global globe
and the map of old Punjab. It represents the unity of traditions shaped
by Naths, Jogis, Shahs, Pirs, and Gurus.

· Cultural Performances included Kavishri
vaar by students of Mata Gujri Senior Secondary School, Devigarh; folk
songs by Jagdish Papra; and Gidha by students of Modern Secular
Public School, Malerkotla.

· Mass Participation: Across Punjab, 6,500
schools, 1,650 colleges, and multiple universities observed the day. More
than 4.5 million students wore Punjabi attire, spoke exclusively in
Punjabi, and participated in poetry recitations, essay writing, poster
competitions, and wrote pages in beautiful Gurmukhi script.



Voices of Wisdom

The historic event featured thought-provoking speeches from eminent
personalities:

· Dr. Jagjit Singh
Dhuri (Founder, Apna Punjab Foundation): Declared September 23 as a global
Punjabi Day, urging all Punjabis to accept it without hesitation. He
expressed pride that the day was celebrated in Punjab and across the diaspora,
vowing to continue promoting Punjabi throughout his life.

· Poet Swarnjit Shavi: Welcomed the
initiative, stating, “It is now our responsibility to make Punjabi
compatible with AI and digital platforms. By using Punjabi words online, we can
secure our language’s place in the future.”

· Jaswant Singh Jafar
(Director, Language Department, Punjab): Emphasized that Baba Farid’s
anniversary was the most fitting choice. He criticized the over-reliance on
English in institutions like the Agricultural University, Ludhiana, and
stressed the importance of education in the mother tongue.

· Dr. Harpal Singh
Pannu (Renowned Sikh Historian): Called this a turning point in Punjabi history,
linking Punjabi heritage to ancient Indian epics like the Ramayana and
Mahabharata. He noted that even Lav and Kush, considered Punjabis, left their
mark in these scriptures.

· Prof. Gurmukh Singh
(Head, Punjabi Department, Punjabi University, Patiala): Highlighted
academia’s critical role in preserving and promoting Punjabi.

· Dr. Bhiminder Singh
(Director, Youth Welfare Department, Punjabi University, Patiala): Encouraged youth to
take pride in their identity a ]]></description>
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<title>Baba Ram Rahim’s Dera Sacha Sauda Leads Mega Cleanliness Drive in Gurugram &amp;amp; Flood Relief in Punjab</title>
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<description><![CDATA[  

Gurugram,
Haryana : Under the divine guidance of Saint Dr. Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh Ji
Insan, popularly known as Baba Ram Rahim, Dera
Sacha Sauda (DSS) continues its unmatched legacy of Humanitarian
Service Beyond Boundaries. Recently, DSS carried out a Mega Cleanliness
Drive in Gurugram and extended flood relief support in Punjab,
creating a wave of positivity in Ram Rahim News across
national and international platforms.

 

Gurugram Witnesses a Mega Clean-Up
Campaign



In
September 2025, under the banner of “Clean Haryana”, more than 1,00,000
volunteers of Dera Sacha Sauda actively
participated in a historic cleanliness mission across 46 major locations in
Gurugram. Within just 7 hours, over 2,800 tonnes of garbage was
cleared.

This
campaign gained visible support from Chief Minister Nayab Singh Saini,
the Municipal Corporation of Gurugram, and district administration.

This was
not the first such drive. Under the pious guidance of Saint Gurmeet Ram Rahim Ji, DSS has
been conducting Mega Sanitation Drives since 2011. In March 2022, the 34th
Cleanliness Drive in Gurugram engaged nearly 4,00,000 volunteers,
echoing the message “Ho Prithvi Saaf, Mite Rog Abhishaap” (“Cleanse the
planet earth to remove dirt and curse”).

Such
consistent initiatives make Dera Sacha Sauda and Baba Ram Rahim Ji a beacon
of hope in civic welfare and environmental protection.



From Clean Cities to Crisis Zones: DSS’s Flood Support in Punjab 

 

 

Alongside its civic drives, Dera Sacha Sauda has
also been a frontline responder in Punjab’s recent floods. Through its
welfare wing, the Shah Satnam Ji Green ‘S’ Welfare committee, thousands
of volunteers reached disaster-hit zones with immediate relief and rescue.

Notable Relief Actions by DSS Volunteers:


 Rescue
     &amp; Evacuation: Hundreds of people from low-lying areas in Patran,
     Samana, Monnak, and Shutrana were evacuated safely using boats and
     vehicles.
 Food,
     Water &amp; Medical Aid: Community kitchens, ration distribution,
     clean drinking water, medicines, and animal feed were supplied. Baba Ram Rahim Ji’s teachings of
     selfless service inspired volunteers to work day and night.
 Strengthening
     Embankments: Volunteers built sandbag walls near
     river Ghaggar, saving homes, farmlands, and entire villages.
 Coordination
     with Authorities: DSS coordinated with district
     administration, Red Cross, and NGOs, ensuring timely and effective
     delivery of relief.




 

Baba Ram Rahim Ji’s Vision in Action

The
efforts of DSS show that under the spiritual guidance of Gurmeet
Ram Rahim, service is not limited to cities but extends into
disaster-hit regions. Be it cleanliness campaigns or flood
relief, DSS proves that organized volunteers, guided by spirituality,
can achieve what governments and NGOs alone cannot.

These
combined efforts are frequently highlighted in Ram Rahim News updates and
serve as an inspiration for communities worldwide.

Service, Compassion,
and Discipline: From keeping cities clean to rescuing
flood victims, Baba Ram Rahim Ji
and Dera Sacha Sauda embody a unique blend of spirituality, humanity,
and rapid emergency response. Their initiatives are a shining example of
how faith-based organizations can transform societies through service,
compassion, and discipline.

With
every act of service, DSS reaffirms its mission: “Selfless Service is the
True Religion. ]]></description>
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<pubDate>Tue, 16 Sep 2025 16:53:00 +0530</pubDate>
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<title>Adda365’s On&#45;the&#45;Go Influence: The Power of Mobile Devices in Shaping Online Communities</title>
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<description><![CDATA[ This dеvеlopmеnt provеs advantagеous for companiеs, lеvеraging mobilе markеting for rеsеarch, communication, and rеlationship dеvеlopmеnt. ]]></description>
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<pubDate>Thu, 07 Dec 2023 00:55:44 +0530</pubDate>
<dc:creator>JR Choudhary</dc:creator>
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