Monthly Archives: November 2020

A study of service centres helps to better understand the region in sharing the functions of a rural setup. It takes into account the growth poles of the region and gives a glimpse of the possible bases for expansion in … Continue reading →

South Asia has 23.7% of the global population but only 4.6% of the world’s renewable water sources. Countries in the region already face considerable water management challenges due to high population density, poverty, and a high dependence on agriculture as a … Continue reading →

Medium and small cities and rural areas have increasingly foundthemselves addressing the needs of migrants and refugees and developing andimplementing integration programmes for their newly arrived residents. This research shows a relatively positive attitude by many of the cities examined … Continue reading →

Here is an example of making one’s hobby into business.In Kausani we got a pleasant Surprise. Kiran Khulbe ji is running it. He is a passionate about Celestial Bodies- A True Star Gazer. He successfully mixed hobby and business- a … Continue reading →