Miss you Vijaya; You were a good friend of me as well as a great hilarious personality.
May God rest you soul in Peace brother.

I think John Tauro is doing a good promotional work for the Museum, where most artefacts were gifted by him. I hope the listing will bring more tourists to the museum.

My heartfelt condolences to the family members. May his soul rest in peace.

Heartfelt condolences to the family members. May his soul Rest In Peace.

My sincere condolences Sadananda Rao Sir s family. Sir has touched so many(including me) pupils lives over last few decades and made them walk in the right path, the path of wisdom.
Sharing his families sorrows, all my deepest sympathies are with you all wish you all find comfort in his memories as I try to do that.
R. I. P. Sir,

May his soul rest in peace.

Good initiative, need of the hour; to harness clean and sustainable energy

Heartfelt condolences and sympathy to all family members.May his soul rest in peace.

May his soul rest in peace.Heartfelt condolences to the beraved family.

Om Shanti. May his soul rest in eternal peace.
To me in 1965-66, he taught arithmetics in Class VII with great erudition and sharp discipline. Only, a few of us escaped his fury and scale beatings!

Dear all family members of our teacher,
Accept our heartfelt condolences to you, and we pray that his soul Rest In Peace.
For me he was one of the best disciplined teacher who is best in teaching in our time and even my mom studied under him.
Apart from school he is active in other activities of administration, sports as well.
When he arrive from the corridors of school there was pin drop silence.

Our condolences to his family members. May his soul rest in peace, He is the one who changed majority of the students life in belle.

As usual, great effort of Mr. Philip in describing the different milestones of achieving prestigious Nobel prizes in different categories and it s brief summaries. Thanks for your efforts sir.

This is so amazing in itself, its potential use to eradicate some diseases is the best part.

The concept of alopathi will be a history once the treatment of any disease is mainly based on rewriting the dna code...

Congratulations Edmund on this lovely gesture and venture .We wish you all the very best and success in your visions and projects God bless you and your FRANK family

After providi8ng for ‘employment’ by agri-businesses, the surplus will trek to the cities in search of unskilled work. I expect mushrooming of street vendors, eking out an existence hawking anything and everything. The keywords are pakodawala, chaiwala, bhajiwala, macchiwala, paowala, undewala etc. This is in response to Roji Mathew

Major imports of India include cereals, edible oils, and petroleum products, to satisfy rising consumption by middle income groups.
This import trade is regulated by Director General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) under Ministry of Commerce.
1: Sugar and sugar confectionary
2: Dried vegetables
3: Fruits
4: Coffee, tea and spices
5: Dairy products
6: Cereals
7: Preserved fruit, vegetables and fruit juices

Retail sector, hotel industry and food processing sector import from USA and other developed nations significant amounts of processed food under categories listed above. I am not sure if these imports fall under GAAT or governed by individual contracts.
Indian food exports are aimed at Indian Diaspora in the US, EU, and Middle East, apart from Basmati rice and Atta. These latter are staples consumed by Arabs too.
It is likely that corporate houses will enter into contract farming where large contiguous plots of land are available like in north India states, Punjab, Haryana, U.P, Bihar, Rajasthan and Odisha. Such farm contiguity is rare in South Indian states except in Deccan Plateau regions. When this happens, many small marginal farmers will be pushed out of farming. (contd)

This article is having clear information on new agriculture policies. But I still believe that it should benefit to the farmers in future.

Very simple and detailed interpretation of the new bill..success of 1993 general agreement of trade and tariff is the good example for the defenders of this liberalisation...
1)Can we expect a good success in the quality of life by this law like GATT or need to wait for the time see the effects...
2)What will happen to the proposed free trade agreement with USA as USA and western world are eagerly looking for the exploitation of world agri-food-farm market.If so definitely it will affect their trade deficit with india(again an upper hand for china).
3)If the sponsors dont have the attraction of an export market then,will it attract the free flow of capital like GATT
4)Can FII float the capital by this bill to indian farms if so how much percent and what about the usage of their technologically advanced BT seeds.
5)In the job market which course will open the huge job opportunity for the future like GATT opened the opportunity for engineers.
6)Which state will create the more friendly ecosystem for this bill and its sponsors like South state except kerala created a more industrial friendly ecosystem as a result of GATT.
7)Which number will be more by this agreement losers or winner

Rest in peace

Very informative article sir.Thank you so much

Excellently detail described worth reading and tu know gud and bad of the agriculture policy writer is well nkown news analist write more

Very detailed description of the merits and demerits if the 3 bills passed in both houses. The fear of millions of small farmers in this proposal are genuine as the intention behind is favourable to corporates. Thanks to Philip for his effort and time for the detailed study and presentation

I have asked our Patel, who has farming in his 30 acre land in Gujarat how this bill will benefit him.
He gets free irrigation for his farm from Narmada, which is piped from the 30 kilometres away river.

He once told me that in such a middleman controlled market he had to bury all harvesting lemons in his farm.

Waiting for Patel’s reply......

Sir, I kindly request you to justify how the pure Kannada regions of mudigere, koppa, sringeri and saksleshapura belong to tulunadu ???..Non of the above mentioned tulu royal daynasties have roled these areas and even these areas doesnot have any historical background of tulu speaking community.As I know Only the maigrant tuluvas stay in these areas.

Ur article is nice but mudigere tq rchickmaglur dist was ruled by Hoysala dynasty.u may know that Hoysala dynasty was first formed in the place known as Angadi which is still in Mudigere. Here we puerly speak kannada not tulu.some from Dk only speak Tulu.

Sakleshpura , Sringeri ,Koppa ,Mudigere are not considered as the part of tulunaadu , they are the part of malenaadu

Very informative article sir.Thank you so much

Heartfelt condolences to all family members, may his soul rest in peace

Heartfelt condolences to all family members. May his soul rest in peace.

Sorry to hear of sudden and untimely demise of Mark Mendonca. Our deepest condolences to the entire family. May his soul rest in peace.

It is very sad moment to our family such sudden incident happened. lost our beloved brother. Our heartfelt condolences with the family
We pray may his soul rest in peace

Nice article... It will definitely help people to realise that you cannot plan life with one skill. It will make them aware of other potential skills they have and help them to tap into it... Very motivating... Keep up the good work

Drip irrigation is a must to conserve the depleting water table.

One of my north Malabar protege who lost his job in Qatar and returned on first VBM flight is shy to give his suggestion here. But, he sent me two videos of the fish farm he has raised on the ancestral property. Like his father is a very hard-working person and will succeed in the new venture.

Very well narrated.Hope people read and get some insight and the entrepreneural mind gets a kick.

Nice article. Doing farming is better option and it is really good but we have to personally involved in this field. Other than this dairy farmIng is also a better option

Nice read, use for and an eye opener for many.

Very encouraging and positive approach to face and overcome the challenges of present situation. If there is a will, there is a way. Let us hope for the best to all to survive from covid and unemployment

Great ideas. To this I would add food processing, packaging to and branding. With surplus agri produce whuch need mit go wasted.

One of my friend who is running cattle farm told me that the cost of one cow with good yield rise above 1.5 lakh due to the reverse diaspora from gulf....most of the people are .trying their luck in this farm....

Very informative, motivational, article published at appropriate time

Thanks to Philip Mudartha for his timely and enlightening article.

A very good collection, now resting at the right place. May it be successful in reaching the goals set for the transfer.

Happy Monthi fest to all

It was a indeed a happy moment to all of our parishioners as these two festal masses are offered after a very long time due to the current pandemic situation. Our parish priests made everything possible to celebrate these masses with proper social distancing formula and all the parishioners are well cooperated with their individual responsibilities. Thank you all who are involved to make the Mother Marys Novena and todays festal masses more devotionally with all required safety measures. May the blessed virgin mother Mary bless us all.

Happy Teachers Day

Great analysis Philip. Awating the next installment.

Great information with excellent data support. Hard to find it anywhere. Thank you for the effort and may God bless you.