Our Philosophy

Agriculture is the most labour absorbing sector of our economy. In recent years, there has been a decline in the dependence of population on agriculture. Due to less returns and rewards, labour from agriculture has moved to either secondary or the tertiary sector. In the secondary sector, small scale manufacturing is the most labour absorbing. …

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As per the National Skill Development Mission Document, as much as 97 percent of the workforce in India has not undergone formal skill training. Skilled manpower is what makes the manufacturing sector more progressive in any country. More skilled the people are more the productivity, be it IT, Service Industry, Manufacturing or Farming. The fast-evolving …

KAUSHAL: Planning for a year – grow corn, for 10 years – Plant Trees, but if you`re planning for a lifetime – Educate and make the farmer learned Read More »

The demography of Uttarakhand supports only 13% of its area to be cultivated but still Over 70% of Uttarakhand`s Population is dependent upon Agriculture for their livelihood, so we can imagine the kind of yield and produce that we reap out of whatever land resources we have. But owing to the fact that 65% of …

KRISHI: If the farmer is poor then so is the whole country Read More »

Forests are one of the major assets of our state. Owing to the forest we have, or we may say, had, such a beautiful agro-climate that our crops were world famous. But long gone are those days. The climatic conditions have changed so drastically that the farmer or the crop itself was unable to adapt …

Jungle: The Dying State of “CHIPKO” Read More »

The dying rivers of Dehradun are not hidden from anybody, it’s just that we`re being ignorant about it. Rispana, Kosi, Tons, Suswa are small names now, the feeder of half the nation, The Mighty Ganga and Yamuna have been listed in the “10 dying Rivers of INDIA” . If we could only know the facts we …

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