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Category: Dharwad

Pottery- A Dying Profession

May 2, 2018May 3, 2018 Swarnali Chakraborty401Leave a Comment on Pottery- A Dying Profession

 Kalaghatagi taluk all set to bid farewell to the potter’s wheel as steel and plastic pots gain popularity In a narrow lane in Jaudaduni, Kalaghatagi, 23 year old Srikant Kotagunasi is sitting on a small pillar next to his house, reading a newspaper. His 55 year old father is walking in and out of a […]

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Back to the drawing board

May 2, 2018May 3, 2018 Arlene Mathew560Leave a Comment on Back to the drawing board

Proper rainwater harvesting systems and innovative cropping patterns could go a long way in helping farmers of Kalghatgi improve crop yields on a land they perceive to be barren     The past 3 to 4 years saw a huge transition of farmers from cultivation of water intensive crops to dry land crops in Kalghatgi […]

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BT cotton fails to deliver its promise in Kalghatgi

May 2, 2018May 2, 2018 Angarika Gogoi366Leave a Comment on BT cotton fails to deliver its promise in Kalghatgi

Years after BT cotton was introduced in India, the promised benefits are yet to be felt by the farmers who grow BT cotton in the taluk Bangalore, May 2, 2018: Gurusham Desai, a farmer from Tumarikoppa, quietly entered and sat at a tiny shop as he waited for his piping hot cup of chai. He […]

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When will the teacher come?

April 28, 2018May 3, 2018 Abhishek Sarkar370Leave a Comment on When will the teacher come?

411 kms away is a small village in Dharwad district of Karnataka, Kalaghatagi. Kalaghatagi is a land of talent and skill and the main profession of the taluk is farming. But Unfortunately not everything is well in the taluk as they are struck with shortage of teachers. This is one such problem that has been […]

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