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By: admin 19 Jul 2021
Can creating healthy soil transform agriculture and feed the world?
- Agriculture
“To forget how to dig the earth and to tend the soil is to forget ourselves.” ~ Mahatma Gandhi Since more than 90 percent of the food...
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By: admin 8 Jul 2021
Women’s Empowerment in Rural India
- Women Empowerment
Table of Contents Overview Gender Disparity In Rural India Goals for Women Empowerment In India Role of WER Role of The Top Rural NGO in India FAQs...
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By: admin 5 Jul 2021
Sustainable Agricultural Water Management: The need of the hour
Water is the most critical resource for development. The effects of this resource can be felt not only in agriculture, but in areas such as...
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By: admin 29 Jun 2021
Harmful algal blooms: Cyanobacteria, dinoflagellate organisms
- Climate Change
By DR. SURI SEHGAL – | Oct 27, 2020 At this time of the year, South Florida is often threatened with either blue-green algae or red algae...
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By: admin 29 Jun 2021
Mangroves: The first line of defense
- Sustainability
- Climate Change
By DR. SURI SEHGAL – | Sep 29, 2020 Those of us who live on islands realize the threat of sea level rise (SLR) to our homes. We also know that...
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By: admin 29 Jun 2021
Sea level rise: Warming seas, melting glaciers
- Sustainability
- Climate Change
By DR. SURI SEHGAL – | Nov 3, 2020 As the ocean water warms, the sea level rises, and the water from melted glaciers leads to further rising....
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By: admin 29 Jun 2021
Coronavirus Origin
- COVID19
By DR. SURI SEHGAL Many of us had assumed that the controversy on the origin and spread of coronavirus had died down, but apparently it is not so. I...
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By: admin 31 May 2021
Economic Potential of Small Farm Mechanization
- Agriculture
Mechanization is a crucial factor in agriculture that helps in optimum utilization of inputs and increases productivity. Mechanization also results...
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By: admin 19 May 2021
Soil health and nutrient management for better crop yields
- Agriculture
Soil, the acronym soul of infinite life, has undergone overexploitation in order to feed a vast population, creating an urgent need for corrective...
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By: admin 29 Apr 2021
Green Buildings Improving Health and Productivity of Employees
- Green Building
Recently at the Climate Summit, US President Joe Biden promised to reduce US greenhouse gas emissions to at least 50 percent by 2030. Indian Prime...
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By: admin 2 Apr 2021
Technology makes life easier
- Outreach for Development
By Sonia Chopra Technology is ever-changing. Digital communication technologies connecting people across the globe have become easier and faster....
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By: admin 24 Mar 2021
Water harvesting – An ancient tradition, must for each village
- Water
“Catch the rain, where it falls, when it falls.”~ Narendra Modi (Prime Minister, India) As a resource, water is a gift of nature that is most...
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By: admin 4 Dec 2019
Financial Literacy–Empowering Lives
- Education
- Transform Lives
By Dhruv Singh Chauhan My perception of financial literacy in India changed completely when I had the opportunity to intern with S M Sehgal...
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By: admin 1 Oct 2019
New areas of collaborative research
- Research
Two University of Iowa engineers visit Sehgal Foundation in India Partnership background The University of Iowa (UI), located in an agricultural...
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By: admin 3 Sep 2019
How Water-Rich Are We?
- Water
By Arti Manchanda Grover Conversations these days with my five-year-old daughter around using water judiciously, such as not leaving the tap open...
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By: admin 29 Jul 2019
An Inspiring Internship Experience
- Interns' Speak
An old adage says, “A vision without action is merely a dream.” I’ve always been intrigued by social enterprise ideas and their impact on the...
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By: admin 23 May 2019
Let us strengthen democracy together
- Local Participation and Sustainability
By Arti M. Grover Often during the way to my office, I ask my cab driver to switch off the FM radio. The reason is because I was overwhelmed with the...
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By: admin 29 Apr 2019
How long will schoolchildren be without safe drinking water?
During my orientation program after joining the Sehgal Foundation team, my visit to the government middle school at village Banarasi, district Nuh,...
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By: admin 26 Oct 2018
Achieving Sustainable Development for India: Fostering Partnerships
- SDGs
- Partnerships
As the largest democracy in the world, India is an important partner in defining and the achieving a world development agenda. India’s...
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By: admin 30 Aug 2018
Life on the road: The fading oral tradition of Behrupiyas
- Outreach for Development
By Sonia Chopra Their lives move on roads, they go wherever work is available, set up their hamlets, and live. They are not homeless, but they have...
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By: admin 25 Aug 2018
Radio brings fluorosis to light in Nuh
- Outreach for Development
By Shweta Kapoor Rajasthan is the state with the most people affected with fluorosis. 1 Haryana’s Nuh district, being close to Rajasthan, faces...
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By: admin 27 Jul 2018
Ghar Ghar Nal ka Jal: An ambitious program of the state government in Bihar
- Water
An ambitious program of the state government in Bihar By Neeraj K Dubey Clean water, a right for all Water plays the most important role in human...
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By: admin 20 Jul 2018
The tales of two women
- Women Empowerment
By Vrinda Dabas “Whether I come home to be beaten up by my husband or to a quiet, unusual day depends on the food I cook that can save me from...
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By: admin 28 May 2018
Leadership in Civil Society training by the Civil Society Academy, Asia
- Leadership Development
By Navneet Narwal “If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up people together to collect wood and don’t assign them tasks and work,...
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By: admin 27 Mar 2018
CR Connect (earlier known as Alfaz-e-Mewat): a week of listening
- Outreach for Development
ALFAZ-E-MEWAT: a week of listening Community Radio Station. Ghaghas Community Center, Nuh, Haryana. By Julia Thomas On most weekday evenings, a live...
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By: admin 18 Jan 2018
CR Connect (earlier known as Alfaz-E-Mewat) to work on Gender Issues
- Outreach for Development
Alfaz-e-Mewat community radio, an initiative of S M Sehgal Foundation, ventured into a new domain to work with community radio stations on issues of...
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By: admin 27 Dec 2017
Financial Literacy-Uplifting Lives
- Education
- Transform Lives
My own perception of financial literacy was almost a taken-forgranted one, as I always found it to be a quite intuitive and accessible at least as...
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By: admin 28 Nov 2017
Does sanitation really matter to us?
- WASH
By Arti Manchanda Grover Social media has brought the world to our desktop where information is available at a click of a button. The issues now are...
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By: admin 18 Nov 2017
Why I started a nonprofit to provide clean water for students in India
- Water
Varun Myneni, Iowa View contributor Published 4:49 p.m. CT Nov. 16, 2017 | Updated 9:53 a.m. CT Nov. 21,2017 (Photo: Special to the Register) CONNECT...
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By: admin 31 Oct 2017
Just Another Country?
- Rural Development
As a little kid, I always thought of Inia as just another country. Just another place where people lived, just like the United States. As I grew up...
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