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Livelihood, Technology

कृषि और टेक्नोलॉजी - विकास और आधुनिक जीवन की महत्वपूर्ण कड़ियाँ - १

टेक्नोलॉजी के इस दौर में कई स्टार्टअप और कंपनियां कृषि सुधार के लिए नई टेक्नोलॉजी विकसित कर रही हैं। ये टेक्नोलॉजी किसानों को फसल सुरक्षा से लेकर उत्पाद की बिक्री तक मदद करती हैं। हालांकि, कई बार इन समाधानों से अपेक्षित परिणाम नहीं मिलते क्योंकि किसान इस प्रक्रिया में सक्रिय रूप से शामिल नहीं होते। जब किसान और टेक्नोलॉजी विशेषज्ञ मिलकर काम करेंगे, तब समाधान अधिक उपयोगी और प्रभावी होंगे।

Cultural

धाम | चंबा, हिमाचल प्रदेशकी सांस्कृतिक विरासत संस्कृति और स्वास्थ्य के साथ-साथ धाम के पर्यावरण का भी ध्यान रखती हे

चंबा, हिमाचल प्रदेश में 'धाम' एक ऐसी परंपरा जो सांस्कृतिक विरासत के साथ कुदरत का भी ध्यान रखती है और हर वर्ग के लोगों को एक सामान रखती हे।

Well Being

Pillar of JoyfulTalisman | Encouraging Young People to practice Loving- Kindness for a Joyful World

Livelihood, Other Writeup

Interventions for Transforming APMC Mandis in India and Making an Inclusive World

The article proposes an inclusive approach to acknowledge and give judicious credit to the farmers, the primary stakeholders of the food chain. It also talks about how the APMC Mandis can transform and why it would be a better option to minimize rather than bridge the rural- urban gap. A small approach of intervention is scratched upon to assure that it is an implementable idea.

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Tejal Dabhi

Researcher and Coordinator

Tejal Dabhi is a dynamic force actively promoting natural, organic, and herbal products alongside farmers and entrepreneurs. Beyond this, she is deeply involved in education, art, and cultural activities. Currently based in Chamba (Himachal Pradesh) and Ahmedabad (Gujarat), Tejal is passionately researching local arts and products. Her mission is to elevate this invaluable knowledge to a global platform, engaging the local community in the process. Alongside her dedicated team, Tejal is establishing an organization aimed at enhancing rural tourism in remote/village areas and its neighboring areas. Their goal is to immerse Gen Z in the rich cultural tapestry of remote/villages while creating sustainable income opportunities for the local populace. Before embarking on her current endeavors, Tejal spent over two decades with the Sristi NGO, founded by Professor Anil Gupta from IIM. Her multifaceted role included coordinating across various levels—working closely with farmers, funding agencies, and prestigious institutions like IIM and IIT, as well as government departments in multiple languages. Beyond coordination, Tejal actively contributed to research, technical tasks, IT-related initiatives, and proofreading-editing work for the organization. She was an integral part of organizing committees for events like Sattvik, Shodhyatra, and award functions. Additionally, Tejal served as a coordinator in the newly formed Aatmvikas organization. With unwavering confidence, she spearheaded critical steps during the organization's inception. These efforts included establishing a weekly organic farmer's market, creating projects for women empowerment, and collaborating with initiatives like Matrabhasha Abhiyan for Pustak-Parab. Remarkably, even from Chamba, Tejal continues her association with Aatmvikas, contributing to its impactful work. Tejal Dabhi's relentless dedication and multifaceted contributions make her a beacon of inspiration in the fields of agriculture, education, and cultural preservation. Tejal Dabhi is actively working to promote natural, organic, and herbal products along with farmers and entrepreneurs. Beyond this, she is also involved in education, art, and cultural activities. Her commitment to these causes is evident in her tireless efforts to bring about positive change and sustainable development in the communities she serves. Through her work, Tejal aims to create a harmonious balance between traditional practices and modern advancements, ensuring a brighter future for all. Her vision and leadership continue to inspire many, making her a true champion of progress and innovation.

With 5299 views on 4 post & profile

Joyful Talisman

By Dr Kundu & Munazah

JoyfulTallisman is a initiative to promote HUMAN VALUES FOR A JOYFUL WORLD conceptualized and created by Vedabhyas Kundu and Munazah Shah through conversations. We regularly put together conversations on different human values which are essential pillar for a joyful world. Dr Vedabhyas Kundu works with Gandhi Smriti and Darshan Samiti. His areas of interest are promotion of human values, nonviolent communication, nonviolent conflict resolution, media and information literacy, and volunteerism. Ms Munazah Shah is a senior broadcast journalist. Her areas of interest are promotion of human values, nonviolent communication and areas of inner transformation.

With 3929 views on 6 post & profile

Charuta Puranik

Professional Counselling

Charuta has been working as a Professional Counselling Psychologist since 4 years providing individual counselling and conducting seminars and webinars with various schools, social organizations and community groups. I am Charuta. I am a Counselling Psychologist. While my office is based in the city, I am based in my travels and engagements for exploration and seeking solutions. The best part about my field is interacting with people- to know them better and to learn with them about human mind and life. It is interesting to know how the mind functions and ways in which we are similar to people despite of difference in experiences and ways in which similar experiences shape us differently owing to our mental processes.I have a record of associating with more number of organizations than my number of work years. I have a good rapport and relations with my associates, mates and peers, and warm relations with beautiful hearts around the country, who welcome me with open arms. I am basically a person whose feet are at their best when outside than in office and mind at its best when meeting people and working on new ideas.People say I have wheels under my feet, which, as far as I observe, are slowing down to look around, these day. I was born in Ratnagiri. I have completed my basic education with my years distributed in different cities in Maharashtra and West Bengal. A geographically diverse living and educational exposure, however, isn’t worth discussing void of the experience and learning life holds for you. What influences you, and helps you grow more is encounter with yourself- the visits you pay to yourself and the truth you learn about yourself. And slowing down is needed for that. In a life when you have learned about competition and doing, what one comes to appreciate over time, is learning about staying and being. It helps you gather yourself up and be authentically you.Psychology has obviously not been my earliest choice of interest. Dance has been an art I was primarily exposed to and developed a relation with. It has been a companion of my life. It was there with me during tough times. It has been there in my days of joy. Dance has been a true reflection of my mind. So much so, that the days when I felt lost, I lost my dance too. It has been my mode of venting out, letting out my feelings and expressing myself to myself. It was there when I was alone. And it is there even today when I have people around me willing to provide company. I’ll have to explore my new relation with it, though. But that should be alright. What brings content to my heart is that I didn’t lose it forever. It has been there as a mode of communication to me when I grew up not expressing myself much using the regular modes of communication and now as I evolve, my relation with it will evolve too, as it is meant to be.As a part of my college curriculum, I chose to pursue a degree in Psychology, and have been a student since. Now, I conduct sessions, seminars and webinars with different organizations, basically people, related to psychology and mental health. What I get out of it is an opportunity to better understand people and share whatever health and wisdom I have received and earned for myself. Providing counselling and training to people and engaging with different social organizations, I have been able to believe in change. I believe that change can occur, but more important is working towards achieving it. I strongly believe that youth can lead the change, an understanding of one’s psyche will be the guide and art can be a strong form of expression and influence.

With 1231 views on 1 post & profile

Vijay Bharatiya

MITRA SAHAYOGI INITIATIVE

When asked to write intro for the blog. I stated wondering what should I write? Who Am I?Briefly, my engagement with the youth community began in early 1980's. Facilitating the process of youth empowerment with a strong interest in development issues, my quest continues for making the paradigm shift towards true youth education practices. Many programs have a non-conventional approach and innovatively designed to nurture values in the younger generation who envision alternatives in socio-cultural and economic sectors. This has offered wide scope for research in youth work and bringing synergy into thinking, dialogue and practice and in the various aspects of youth life and facets of youth empowerment to generate new narratives of hope.About this process: 'We the Yuva' -the site- is the beginning of a new journey with a participatory approach to the owning process. I have a habit of using the term 'We' in all my work. People get confused when I use the specific word 'We'. All my processes begin with 'We', like our constitution, which also begins with the most powerful line, that is,' We, the people'. It represents power of collectives.As I have been part of many processes, in all initiatives it remains my core value. I believe in togetherness; and how we gather are the powerful ways by which we can make difference. Having worked with diverse youth communities and associations, I think this site -We the Yuva- is an effort at giving back what I have received. It's an expression of gratitude. Through it, we want to enhance youth participation in all spheres of life. In fact, it's our foremost goal. As Decision making and participation always empowers, we want youth themselves to make informed choices of life, be it in the sphere of education, health, work or family.Youth has to be a decision maker. For this very reason, we want the youth to make decisions based on informed choices, for example, like - what to learn, where to learn, and with whom to learn. The site will be providing information about what is happening and available around. The youth should make the choice, as also, should shoulder the responsibility of making that choice, so that, he or she does not complain 'I was not aware of it' (mujhe pata nahin tha). This site belongs to all those who believe in the power of togetherness and is an invitation to all of you who believe in power of youth, to join hands.We will be happy to work together with youth and also with those who want to extend their support for this cause. For 'We The Youth' I promise to remain just 'Mitra Sahayogi'

With 1109 views on 3 post & profile

Recent Articles/Information:

Nonviolence & Peace

Why we need to promote minimalism and simplicity amongst young people?

Promoting minimalism and simplicity among young people is crucial in addressing the challenges of climate change and environmental degradation. The excessive acquisition of unnecessary items strains our limited resources and accelerates environmental harm. Embracing minimalism can help reduce this impact by encouraging mindful consumption and sustainable living. Additionally, minimalism fosters mental well-being by reducing stress and anxiety associated with consumerism and the constant pursuit of material possessions. It also enhances social interactions by promoting authenticity and empathy, leading to deeper connections. By adopting a minimalist lifestyle, young people can contribute to a healthier planet and a more fulfilling life.

Nonviolence & Peace

Walking Together For Peace -A nonviolent March to Wake up -Take Up Nuclear Disarmament And Reduce Military Spending

Walking Together for Peace was a historic event. It was a 200-kilometer, two-week walk by a core group of 25 people led by local Mi’ kmaq women water walkers –known as the Grassroots Grandmothers Marian Nicholas and Amy Maloney. The walk traversed from Pugwash southward through Truro to Halifax on secondary roads, ironically, through a province that has many veterans and a distinct naval presence. The open vistas of the roadways gave the walkers a sense of the immense possibilities in Canada of making a reset in policies towards creating a more peaceful world. One of the ways the peace walkers suggested throughout, was to sign the UN Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW).

Livelihood, Technology

कृषि और टेक्नोलॉजी - विकास और आधुनिक जीवन की महत्वपूर्ण कड़ियाँ - २

कृषि क्षेत्र में नई टेक्नोलोजी को अपनाने में आने वाली चुनौतियों और उनके समाधान के विभिन्न पहलुओं को समझने पर यह स्पष्टरूप से कह सकते है कि कृषि में टेक्नोलोजी के विकास को सफल बनाने के लिए न केवल उच्च-स्तरीय इनोवेशन की आवश्यकता है, बल्कि उसे किसानों की आवश्यकताओं, भौगोलिक और आर्थिक परिस्थितियों के अनुरूप ढालने की भी जरूरत है। इसके लिए टेक्नोलोजी निर्माताओं, किसानों और सरकार के बीच बेहतर समन्वय आवश्यक है ताकि आधुनिक टेक्नोलोजी को अधिक सरल, सुलभ और प्रभावी बनाया जा सके। इन समस्याओं पर ध्यान देकर ही हम कृषि को सशक्त और अधिक उत्पादक बना सकते हैं।

Nonviolence & Peace

In search for our Inner Peace: A Youth Perspective

You can observe how little space you have inwardly; we are overcrowded with noise, chattering, endless memories, images, symbols, opinions, knowledge, crammed full of secondhand things. There is no space there at all; therefore there is no freedom. And without this space, in which there is no boundary, the mind is incapable of finding out, of coming upon that immeasurable reality.

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WeTheYuva is a cool platform that brings together all the passionate young folks, subject experts, institutions, and organizations who are making a difference in the world. It’s a place where we celebrate the power of youth, their initiatives, and the impact they’re making. Not just that, we (at WeTheYuva) also give a shout-out to individuals, organizations, and civil society groups who are working with young people. So, if you’re young or young at heart and want to change the world, WeTheYuva is the place for you!

After a long period, we are re-activating this platform for young folks, subject experts, institutions, and organizations. You all are invited to write and share your experience, knowledge, wisdom for youth to become part of their successful journey toward their life goals by clicking 'participate' on right.

Welcome To WeTheYuva

Freedom to express is our Right.We want to listen to you.Provide feedback, thoughts, or opinions. Also, let us know what you'd want to read.If you enjoy creating blog articles on or for youth, please contact us.

Freedom to express is our Right.We want to listen to you. Provide feedback, thoughts, or opinions. Also, let us know what you'd want to read. If you enjoy creating blog articles on or for youth, please contact us.

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