The Sagar Daily
Drought proofing: Farm ponds turn out to be game-changer in parched Bundelkhand
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indianexpress.com - Back-to-back droughts wreaked havoc on agricultural production and farmers’ incomes across India in 2014-15 and 2015-16. Regions like Bundelkhand were all the more affected, as the absence of any p...
Kate Spade's marketing director: 'Having a life outside is essential'
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campaignlive.co.uk - My career has blossomed since the Power 100 Next Generation article. I moved into the international division of Banana Republic. I visited places I had always wanted to: Panama, Vietnam, Singapore,...
Mira Road Call Centre Con: Insider Spills The Beans
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mid-day.com - Just one month into his well-paying job, Rakesh (name changed) decided to quit. The reason, he says, was that he found out that he was really being used to cheat aged American citizens and extort m...
Social media affecting mental well-being of youth: Experts
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business-standard.com - Social media affecting mental well-being of youth: Experts Doctors, psychologists, and mental health experts globally will join hands on Monday to mark the World Mental Health Day Excessive exposur...
Click here to support Save Sargar's eyesight by Neetha Shiva
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gofundme.com - Sagar Dorji is a 4 year old boy from India. He was recently diagnosed with acute myeloid leukaemia which has caused him prolonged and acute pain to the eye area to the extent that he has lost most ...
Ilona Sagar | Hesitant desire shall flourish in a soil not too strong
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theballadofpeckhamrye.com - To coincide with Art Licks Weekend, The Ballad of Peckham Rye is pleased to present Hesitant desire shall flourish in a soil not too strong, a new audio work that addresses the changing intellectua...
Photo story: Living on the edge of a rising sea
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thethirdpole.net - For people living on the islands in the Ganga estuary, climate change is a demon they battle every day. It has already transformed their lives and livelihood. Nowhere is this clearer than in Sagar ...
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