News Digest: Nobel laureate Amartya Sen says Modi government wants control of academic bodies

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Tuesday, July 07, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Nobel laureate Amartya Sen says Modi government wants control of academic bodies In a move that's likely to add to the bitterness between the Modi government and economist Amartya Sen, the Nobel laureate has gone public with what he calls his “ouster“ from the chancellorship of Nalanda University . Women on top in UPSC results, but fail to break male stranglehold in overall merit list Growing number differently-abled clearing exams. Ensure safety of man who bid to kill Wadia, CBI told The sessions court on Monday verbally told the CBI that it had a responsibility to ensure the safety of a man accused of attempting to murder industrialist Nusli Wadia after he alleged being “indirectly threatened” by Reliance Industries. More India News»

		Business
		Grexit wouldn't be such a catastrophe, some believe How did Greece get to this point?Greece became the epicentre of Europe's debt crisis after Wall Street imploded in 2008. Dalal Street shrugs off Greece fears, bucks global trend As Greece voted a 61% thumping ‘No’ to austerity demands by creditors' in a Sunday referendum that would decide the country's financial future, shares of Indian firms with significant exposure in Europe tanked even as the broader market shrugged off the fears of a Greece exit from Eurozone and rebounded later in the day. Maruti faces union trouble at Gurgaon Trouble may be brewing at Maruti Suzuki's Gurgaon plant. Kuldeep Janghu, general secretary of the powerful Maruti Udyog Kamgar Union (MUKU) that holds influence over major worker unions operating within the company, has been suspended after a "scuffle" he had with a manager who was supervising workers. More Business News»

		Environment
		Home stay policy at Gir to be reviewed Gujarat tourism department, following the notification of July 1 that has brought tourism department’s home stay policy around Gir Sanctuary and other protected lion sanctuaries under its ambit, has decided to review all the permissions granted even before the notification was issued. Centre to hold meeting on Western Ghats tomorrow Environment Minister Prakash Javadekar will hold a meeting tomorrow to review the progress of physical demarcation of Ecologically Sensitive Area (ESA) in Western Ghats region and will also discuss further course of action for its protection and conservation. Lions return to Rwanda, with rhinos next? Groggy on their paws after waking from tranquillizers, lions have returned to Rwanda for the first time since the endangered animal was wiped out following the country's 1994 genocide. More Environment News»

		World
		IS abducts 111 Iraqi kids to be trained as terrorists Islamic State terrorists have abducted 111 school children from various districts of the northern Iraqi city of Mosul to use them in terrorist moves, a media report said on Tuesday. No change for now in Cuba migration policy: US Washington has no current plans to modify its Cuban migration rules after the Cold War foes announced the re-establishment of diplomatic ties from July 20, officials said on Monday. Wait for Hindu marriage law in Pakistan just got longer The minority Hindu community in Pakistan will have to wait more before they can register their marriages as the lawmakers on Monday deferred till July 13 the final approval of the Islamic country's first Hindu marriage law. More World News»

		Entertainment
		'At 230 kilos, my hands looked like muffins' Adnan Sami, 45, is an incurable romantic, honest, questions things and can be stubborn, but is also extremely simple, straightforward, emotional and sensitive. He may have been closed-minded and fixated as a teenager, but thanks to his father, today he is the exact opposite . Shahid may need to remodel his bachelor pad When Shahid Kapoor purchased his new beachside abode with an envious view of Juhu Beach and a fabulous garden, he apparently didn’t know that he would get hitched so soon. Minissha Lamba gets married to Ryan Tham The two have been dating each other since quite some time before formalising their relationship. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		At 116, US woman is world's oldest person A woman in the US who celebrated her 116th birthday on Monday today has officially been recognized as the world's oldest living person by Guinness World Records. China turns to animals to predict tremors Chinese government researchers are using chickens, fish and toads to try to predict earthquakes, media reported. 'Philae's comet could be home to alien life' Astronomers proposed a novel explanation on Monday for the strange appearance of the comet carrying Europe's robot probe Philae through outer space: alien microscopic life. More Science News»

		Sports
		I took Dhoni's feedback positively: Ajinkya Rahane Dhoni's comments about Rahane's batting in ODI may have raised a lot of eyebrows but he himself has decided to take his senior's feedback in a positive manner. Sharapova into Wimbledon last eight after downing Diyas Maria Sharapova came through a spirited test from Zarina Diyas to reach the quarters at Wimbledon, eventually defeating the tenacious scrambler 6-4, 6-4. Excited to get a complete series: Uthappa Uthappa is excited at he idea of playing a whole series to show his wares as a top-order batsman during the upcoming short trip to Zimbabwe. More Sports News»

		Technology
		12 funniest answers by Apple's Siri Within days of Rahul Yadav's exit, Housing.com hacked Rahul Yadav, who was sacked after tiffs with investors as well as the media, has not made any comment on the hack as of now. Reliance Jio: Rivals worried about another price war Telecom companies await the commercial launch of 4G services by Mukesh Ambani-led Reliance Jio Infocomm with trepidation. More Technology News»

		Education
		Over 12,000 Telangana students to miss counselling After days of delay, the Telangana Board of Intermediate Education (TBIE) submitted the scores of nearly 17,500 students who qualified in the Telangana state Eamcet on Monday . Mumbai has most out-of-school kids in Maharashtra Provisional statistics of Saturday’s survey conducted by the state education department shows that Mumbai has 18,625 out-of-school children, the highest in the eight divisions in Maharashtra. India mulls re-joining PISA in high spirits After the disastrous performance of Indian students in the 2012 edition of Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA), there is some forward movement that could lead to India re-joining the test conducted by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). More Education News»

		Mumbai
		Thought to be slow learner, child in Mumbai turns out to be hearing-impaired In what can almost pass off as a case of gross neglect, a Malad couple mistook their daughter’s hearing impairment for slow development. It took them as long as nine years to finally realise that their daughter was suffering from hearing loss since birth. Mumbai has most out-of-school kids in Maharashtra Provisional statistics of Saturday’s survey conducted by the state education department shows that Mumbai has 18,625 out-of-school children, the highest in the eight divisions in Maharashtra. Ranbaxy India head latest to quit In a continuing spate of high-level executive exits, Rajeev Sibal, head of India operations at Ranbaxy, has put in his papers. Sibal -- a pharma industry veteran -- is expected to join drug company Lupin later this month, where he will be responsible for India and other emerging markets, sources told TOI. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		It's raining troubles for Vasant Kunj residents The road near Vasant Kunj police station undergoing restoration by the public works department has seen no improvement in the last 10 days. Since Monday morning’s heavy rain, it has become narrow and slippery thanks to waterlogging, increasing the risk of injury for pedestrians and motorists and causing traffic bottlenecks. And now, officials say it will take more than a month to restore the road to its original state. 1 dead, 8 injured in Paharganj hotel fire Fire broke out at two Paharganj hotels on Sunday morning in which eight people were injured and one person died. Officials said 20 fire tenders were rushed to the spot. Police said the two hotels, Kashmi International and Hotel Star, are situated side-by-side and are run by the same owner. When the guests noticed the fire, they started running towards the terrace and tried to jump onto the next building. Officer suspended over Tihar jailbreak The superintendent of jail number 7 in Tihar was suspended on Monday by Delhi government following the escape of two inmates on June 28. The order was issued with the approval of lieutenant governor Najeeb Jung. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		Now you will be arrested and fined for road rage Keep that road rage in check. Street tantrums will no longer be allowed, and traffic cops promise that furious drivers who park at random and hold up traffic will be marched off to the nearest police station and booked for committing affray. Teachers take a walk into space Plant the seed of inspiration in the teacher and watch the new generation bloom. 1,410 babus make RDPR department most corrupt With 1,410 officials facing charges of irregularities, graft and dereliction of duty, the rural development and panchayat raj (RDPR) has topped the list of the most corrupt government departments. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Exam failure leaves OMC anaesthesia students numb Staying away from work for 62 days owing to the strike by Telangana Junior Doctors' Association (TJUDA) last year seems to have backfired on the final-year students of the anaesthesia department in the Osmania Medical College (OMC). More than 50% of the students have failed to obtain the pass marks in the practical examinations. Hyderabad Metro to eat up public gardens A decades-old lake, a nursery and lawns on the Public Gardens premises may vanish due to realignment of the metro rail corridor-I (Miyapur-LB Nagar). Also, hundreds of morning walkers may face inconvenience once the metro rail construction begins. Bhatkal creates a flutter at court Indian Mujahideen co-founder and Dilsukhnagar twin blast case accused Yasin Bhatkal on Monday created a minor scene at the Ranga Reddy district courts complex by throwing a handwritten letter on the court premises while being shifted back to prison. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		The meat you eat: How safe is it Ill-equipped, unhygienic and unmonitored, the corporation's makeshift abattoir in north Chennai's Pulianthope is posing health risks to the public. Monsoon delay: Winged visitors may give Coimbatore a miss Bird watchers and researchers fear the delayed monsoon may turn away the avians which usually visit the district between July and August. From famine relief to being lifeline of Madras During the 19th century, due to scarcity of water, on the one hand, and cyclones wreaking havoc, on the other, the economy of Madras suffered greatly and the city faced many famines. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Allow my son to die: Father Not being able to cop up with the treatment of his 13-year-old son Kuldip Maheshwari, a depressed father has now sought permission for euthanasia for his son who is suffering from Type I diabetics and is also facing a threat of multiple organ failure. SC admits appeal seeking jobs for kin of 2002 riots' victims Supreme Court (SC) on Monday admitted an appeal against Gujarat high court’s (HC) decision to turn down a request to direct the government to appoint kin of the 2002 riots’ victims in government jobs on compassionate grounds. Top IAS officer Nanda cut off from Chintan list The state’s senior most IAS officer S K Nanda, the chairman and managing director of the Gujarat State Fertilizer Corporation; the vice-chairman and CEO of the Gujarat Maritime Board, A K Rakesh; and a few other IAS officers were not invited to the Chintan Shibir. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		After IIT, Pratapgarh youth shine in IAS The district of Pratapgarh, known for anti-social activities, is gradually changing its image. Noida techie cracks Civils after being coaxed by sister Yogesh Mishra, a software engineer in Noida, never wanted to take the exam but did so on the request of her younger sister. Now, both have cleared the UPSC exam. His sister in fact has bagged 62nd rank. 4 of a family run over by over-speeding car A family waiting on roadside for a bus in Kaseda village under Chail police station of Kaushambi was run over by a speeding car. The accident left four of the family dead and a child injured on Sunday. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		RTO, cops in dark about Uber entry Taxi hailing application Uber started operations in the city from Thursday but neither the police nor the transport department has any knowledge about it. Two Doppler radar centres would start functioning by August To strengthen the weather forecast system in the state, two Doppler radar centres at Gopalpur and Paradeep will start functioning by August, official sources said. Residents' committees to help cops check crime In view of acute staff shortage, police have sought the help of newly-constituted 'resident security committees' to control petty crimes and regulate traffic. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Another journo in line of fire, father gets summons from PHQ, Bhopal On a day a TV journalist died while reporting on Vyapam scam, another scribe was in the line of fire. Embattled CM: Ready to face consequences Chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday shot off a letter to special investigating team (SIT) seeking a probe into death of TV journalist Akshay Singh, who died while reporting on Vyapam scam on Sunday. MPs have houses, but squat in govt bungalows Armed with the freedom to manipulate rules, MPs are enjoying government accommodation in various locations. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		The lure of IT start-ups drawing Chandigarh youth With information technology becoming an integral part of businesses, a number of youngsters from the city are turning first generation entrepreneurs by ditching well paying jobs or other businesses to start their own Information Technology (IT) firms BFUHS tells court discrepancies only in 2 questions of PMET Baba Farid University of Health Sciences (BFUHS), Faridkot, claimed on Monday that except two questions, there were no discrepancies in the question papers of Punjab Pre-medical Entrance Test (PMET) conducted by it. Security had collapsed in Delhi during '84 anti-Sikh riots: Capt Around one and half years after he defended Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi for his statement that some party leaders might have been involved in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, former Punjab chief minister Amarinder Singh said on Monday that the security system had collapsed in Delhi during the 1984 carnage and there was nobody from the security forces to help victims during those three days. More Chandigarh News»

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News Digest: Degrees of fakery

		THE TIMES OF INDIA
		Monday, July 06, 2015
		Today's Headlines

		India
		Degrees of fakery Jeena Regar, the new sarpanch of Na mana panchayat in Rajsamund, Ra jasthan, is rigid with anxiety. As her five-year-old daughter plays at her knee, all Regar can talk about is her fear of being sent back to prison. Accused of having submitted a fake Class VIII marksheet in her election documents, she has already spent nine days in a cell. A history that is buried in the depths of Goa sea Legends speculate that around 600 shipwrecks dot Goa's seabed, though marine historians say an accurate estimate would be in double digits HAL production under lens after Hawk trainer crash Production quality of the country’s only aircraft manufacturer, defence PSU Hindustan Aeronautics (HAL), is once again under the scanner after the crash of a Hawk advanced jet trainer (AJT) last month. More India News»

		Business
		Government looks to rework FTA strategy The government is set to rework the way it does free trade agreements (FTAs), moving to a more liberal regime on routing of third-country goods, as it revives its push for bilateral deals to corner a greater share of the export market. New aviation policy to be announced this month The Modi government’s move to give the aviation ministry a new secretary is paying off. Indian company seeks compulsory nod for MNC's drug A little-known Hyderabad-based pharma company has filed an application with the Patent Office to manufacture saxagliptin, a diabetes drug patented and marketed in the country by MNC AstraZeneca. More Business News»

		Environment
		2 more sniffer dogs to guard Kaziranga rhinos Jorba, the lone sniffer dog deployed in Assam's Kaziranga National Park to combat rhino poachers, will now have company. Seafaring spiders depend on their 'sails' and 'anchors' Spiders can travel large distances across water like ships, using their legs as sails and their silk as an anchor, a new study has found. Telangana launches massive plantation programme Telangana on Friday launched a massive programme to plant 230 crore saplings over the next three years. More Environment News»

		World
		'Europe is dying', EU opponents say, as Greece says 'No' If Greece's 'No' vote shocked euro zone leaders, it brought delight to opponents of the European Union who said it showed the entire European project, including the euro, was dying. Iran nuclear talks could go either way, says Kerry Nine days into marathon nuclear talks, US secretary of state John Kerry on Sunday said the diplomatic efforts “could go either way,” cutting off all potential pathways for an Iranian atomic bomb or ending without an agreement that US has sometimes described as the only alternative to war. Thousands greet pope at start of South American trip Thousands of jubilant people lined the streets of Quito as Pope Francis began a grueling South American trip Sunday that will also take in Bolivia and Paraguay. More World News»

		Entertainment
		Quick guide to Shahid's wedding to Mira Rajput Shahid Kapoor ties the knot in Delhi tomorrow with Mira Rajput, and the bride, groom and their families are already in the capital as finer details of their nuptials get chalked out. Karisma Kapoor bereaved Karisma Kapoor, who was on a vacation with her kids — Samaira and Kiaan in London, had to cut short her trip on hearing about the demise of her father-in-law, Dr Surinder Kapur. Kareena: Fans are fiercely loyal to Salman Here, she talks about the two men in her life currently — husband, Saif and her Bajrangi Bhaijaan co-star, Salman Khan. More Entertainment News»

		Science
		Are plastic planes the future of flight? Battery-powered plastic aircraft without flight decks - could that be the clean, green future of flight? Pluto-bound spacecraft loses contact with Nasa With nine days left for Nasa's New Horizons' historic encounter with Pluto, the nearly 700-million dollar mission faced a major problem resulting in the stopping of the collection of science data temporarily by the spacecraft. Brisk workouts can keep heart patients going All of us know that exercising can help delay the onset of heart diseases, but how useful can it be to improve quality of life in patients suffering from such diseases? More Science News»

		Sports
		Virat Kohli has a lot of qualities to match his aggression: Richards He has always admired Virat Kohli's batting qualities and Sir Vivian Richards feels that one should not be too critical of the Indian Test captain's on-field aggression as he possesses the "quality" to match his attitude. HWL: Indian defence crumbles, lose 1-5 to Great Britain India's defence crumbled in the bronze medal playoff as they crashed to a 1-5 defeat against Great Britain for a fourth-place finish at World League Semifinals. F1: Hamilton extends lead with British Grand Prix win Reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton won his second successive British GP to extend his lead in standings over Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg. More Sports News»

		Technology
		5 new smartphones you can buy under Rs 15,000 Mobile phone technology is moving at an amazing pace. Google reportedly working on Nexus 5 (2015) Rather than basing the Nexus 5 (2015) on its latest flagship, the LG G4, it is claimed that LG will be creating the new handset from scratch. Govt panel on Net Neutrality against Internet.org, ok with Airtel Zero The panelhas favoured allowing of zero-rating platforms, like Airtel Zero, but with a rider that operators should take prior permission of Trai. More Technology News»

		Education
		28 state boards delayed JEE data: CBSE Close to 1,334 aspirants from Telangana are still waiting for their JEE main results. While the Central Board of Secondary Education has been facing the flak for the delays, according to CBSE officials, 28 education boards defaulted in sending the data on time. UPSC exam: Experts advise group study For a state which has seen a lot more IT professionals than civil services aspirants in the past few decades, this year’s success story in the UPSC exams brought cheers to the bureaucratic circles. UPSC aspirants from Kolkata script success with grit  Kantesh Kumar Mishra, a BTech graduate from Birbhum, had to slog it out for over three years before he could rank 103rd in the UPSC exams for 2014.  More Education News»

		Mumbai
		If grievance is to avoid payment, forum can put consumer to test A consumer must come with clean hands. If there is some suspicion that the grievance is not genuine but to avoid making payment, the forum can direct the consumer to prove his bona fides by depositing the amount with the forum. #SelfiewithDaughter: A new template for social change? The #SelfiewithDaughter might have not started out as a political move, but inevitably whenever PM Modi gets involved in anything, things turn political. 'Town planner wants 10L bribe to approve CNG pump' The anti-corruption bureau on Sunday launched a probe after a businessman alleged that the town planning authority had demanded a bribe of Rs 10 lakh from him to sanction setting-up of a compressed natural gas pump in Ulhasnagar. More Mumbai News»

		Delhi
		Meet Paramjit Pamma, 'angriest man of India' A website dubbed him the “most outraged man in the history of mankind”, followed by a doorstep call by BBC. Now, the 44-year-old is the toast of social media. Woman in love duped of 48 lakh, 3 held in Gurgaon When a man who claimed to be a doctor practising in the UK reached out to her on a matrimonial website, Shalini (name changed), also a doctor, responded immediately. Rain to start from Tuesday in Delhi, last for 3 days Residents were elated when the monsoon arrived in the capital on June 25, four days ahead of its normal date, but since then they have been disappointed due to lack of any rainfall activity. More Delhi News»

		Bangalore
		A home away from home, where teachers adopt kids If H Koushik, son of a beeda stall owner, is all set to join DRDO as a scientist today, he has his school and teachers to thank for. He studied in Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya (JNV), Balepuni in Bantwal taluk from class VI to XII, which helped him to join BTech in NIT-K, Surathkal. Finally, a litfest Delhi can be proud of The city gets a novel platform to engage with eminent thinkers and writers -at the first edition of the Times LitFest-Delhi Alumnus gives $100,000 to IIIT-B His firm may be no unicor n, but a $20million annual turnover within four years is not a lean achievement for Uday Hegde, an alumnus of the International Institute of Information Technology, Bangalore (IIIT-B). It is time to give something back to the place that, he says, made him. More Bangalore News»

		Hyderabad
		Sale of exotic pets the newest e-fraud Businessman P Rahul (name changed) came across an advertisement on a web portal about the sale of macaw parrots, Scandinavian cat and other endangered species. KBR-like national park in Vizag soon If everything goes well, the Port City will get `Nagara Vanam', a huge national park on the lines of the Kasu Brahmananda Reddy (KBR) National Park in Hyderabad. Swanky cars, smart uniforms don't make for better policing It was only last week that two NRIs, both permanent residents of Ireland, and their friends living in Hyderabad were allegedly tortured by the Musheerabad police in an ordeal that lasted 16 hours. More Hyderabad News»

		Chennai
		Where gods descend on humans Despite the festivities, the loud music and the crowds, most tem ples in the state have an air of sobriety, even silence. Devotees entering the temple become quiet. Those entering Pandikoil in Madurai, however, break out into 'oohs' and 'aahs'.With their eyes glazing over, some seem to go into trance and start pronouncing judgments and giving solutions to problems that people come up with. Corporation junks waste-sorting plan While Chennai hurtles toward a more urban future, its dwellers are not lagging behind in generating garbage at an alarming rate. Back in 2013, Corporation of Chennai had formu lated a simple yet ambitious plan to segregate the city's rubbish. However, after a long wait of three years, the civic body has dumped the plan owing to high costs. Why men don't play second fiddle to even the best female artists Though sabha music quickly established itself in the early 20th century, concerts by women singers followed at a slightly slower pace. This could be a reason why early women performers were seen as second-class citizens on stage with not many male accompanists ready to play for them. More Chennai News»

		Ahmedabad
		Chandkheda residents to get non-contaminated water Residents of Khodiyarnagar Gujarat Housing Board (GHB) colony in Chandkheda facing contaminated water woes for years have got a ray of hope. State smoking hot for cigarette smugglers Gujarat is fast becoming the preferred transit point for cigarette smugglers in the country. Rs 5k crore hawala racket: More names emerge More skeletons are tumbling out of the closet as Enforcement Directorate (ED) continues to make headway in the Rs 5,395 crore Surat hawala racket. More Ahmedabad News»

		Allahabad
		Traders on protest as cops fail to nab murder accused Several traders’ associations, on Saturday, held demonstrations at separate places to protest against the attacks on their community and deteriorating law and order in the city. They also demanded arrest of accused who murdered a shoe shop owner in Mundera. MNNIT alumni to help in its development It’s time for the alumni of Motilal Nehru National Institute of Technology (MNNIT), the lone NIT of the state, to pay back in terms of development and progress of their alma mater. Allahabad University hostellers celebrate success of colleagues There was jubilation in A N Jha and S S L Hostels of Allahabad University when the result of Civil Services Examination-2014, conducted by Union Public Service Commission (UPSC), was declared on Saturday. More Allahabad News»

		Bhubaneswar
		Cuttack Chandi Mandir to get a makeover The Chandi Mandir will get a makeover soon. One more killed at BSL plant In yet another accident at Bhushan Steel Limited (BSL) at Meramandali in Dhenkanal district on Saturday, a doorman died on the plant premises at 8.30am.The deceased was identified as Thomas Soren, 19, of Jharkhand. Experts: Remove clutter, put up single signboards with multiple locations Experts have suggested that instead of putting up multiple direction boards, which lend a cluttered look to the city, the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation should put up one board in one locality as in several big cities. More Bhubaneswar News»

		Bhopal
		Digital MP faces huge rural-urban divide MP chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan's dream of establishing virtual class in every government school and broadband connectivity in every panchayat as part of digital MP is surely a major uphill task when marginalized communities in the state still don't have access to digital technology like mobiles and internet. Seoni teen resists molestation, set ablaze in Bhopal A girl, 19, was set ablaze in Seoni town on Wednesday allegedly after she resisted a molestation attempt.The incident took place in Bairoganj locality of Seoni town where her neighbour Bhola Daheria tried to molest her. 13-year old boy set ablaze by two teenagers in Madhya Pradesh A 13-year old student of class IX was set ablaze by two teenagers of his village in Rewa district on Saturday evening. More Bhopal News»

		Chandigarh
		Rainy, cooler week ahead, at last! It was a rainy relief for many city residents with 43.5mm rainfall. Two women arrested for stealing embroidered suit Chandigarh Police on Sunday arrested two con women — Poonam and Nutan of Sector 29 — for stealing an embroidered suit worth Rs12,000 from a store —Threads by Vivans' at Aroma Hotel in Sector 22 on Saturday. 6 from PGI to present work at neuro meet in Brazil IBRO is an international organization that aims to promote neuroscience training. More Chandigarh News»

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The Rice Harvest at Dayalu Baba’s Ashram

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The Rice Harvest at Dayalu Baba’s Ashram

We would like to share with you some pictures of the yearly rice harvest at Dayalu Baba’s ashram. This is the second year that we have helped this ashram to produce rice and vegetables so that they can move towards being self-sufficient.

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