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Dhule: “Wild Vegetables, Millets Can Help Preserve Tribal Traditions,” Says Ashok Uike (opens the original)
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Dhule: Wild vegetables are not merely a source of food from the forest; they represent an invaluable treasure of traditional knowledge, a deep bond with nature and a healthy lifestyle preserved by tribal communities for generations. State Tribal Development Minister Dr Ashok Uike said passing this knowledge on to the new generation, along with conserving water, forests and land, is the need of the hour. He was speaking at the ‘Wild Vegetable Competition and Millet Festival 2026’ held at Baripada
Jalgaon: From Family Meals To Feeding The Needy, Pitru Paksha Traditions Evolve (opens the original)
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Jalgaon: During Pitru Paksha—the fortnight in the month of Bhadrapada dedicated to remembering ancestors—there is a tradition of performing Pinda Daan (offering ritual food balls) and Anna Daan (food donation) to seek their blessings. This observance is no longer limited to traditional ritual meals. With changing lifestyles, it has evolved to reflect greater social sensitivity. It has expanded beyond the immediate family to include feeding the hungry and assisting the destitute, highlighting a s
Dhule: Guardian Minister Rawal Inspects Drought-Hit Farms, Assures Farmers Of Aid (opens the original)
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Dhule: Stunted cotton plants, undeveloped bolls and maize that failed to mature due to a lack of water have highlighted the impact of drought-like conditions on farmers in Dhule district. To assess the situation firsthand, State Minister for Marketing and Protocol and Dhule Guardian Minister Jaykumar Rawal inspected fields along the Chimthane-Shevade road in Shindkheda taluka and drought-affected farmlands in the Chhavdi area of Sakri taluka on Tuesday. Rawal visited the fields to assess the con
Jalgaon: Cotton Production Likely To Fall 50-60% Amid Prolonged Dry Spell (opens the original)
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Jalgaon: A prolonged dry spell has severely affected cotton cultivation in Jalgaon district, with the Agriculture Department estimating a 50% to 60% decline in rain-fed cotton production this year. Jalgaon is known for its extensive cotton cultivation and records the highest cotton sowing area in the state. Cotton, often referred to as ‘White Gold’, is an important crop for the district’s economy. While the crop is usually cultivated across at least 5.5 lakh hectares annually, the area under cot
Jalgaon: ‘Suryadoots’ Can Help District Emerge As Solar Hub, Says Guardian Minister Gulabrao Patil (opens the original)
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Jalgaon: Jalgaon can establish itself as a ‘Solar Hub’ by creating trained ‘Suryadoots’ across villages, Guardian Minister and Minister for Water Supply and Sanitation Gulabrao Patil said on Monday. He said the district’s strong sunlight could be harnessed not only for power generation but also to promote skill development, employment and entrepreneurship. A well-equipped solar laboratory established under the Suryadoot Training Scheme, a joint initiative of Khandesh College Education Society (K
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