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“In mid-2020,I learned the concept of 'Devarakaadu,' which translates to God's forest in Kannada.I found the concept extremely fascinating."
Back in the days,farmers would carve out a small portion of the farm to grow a forest, preferably with fruit & flower-bearing trees.
“In mid-2020,I learned the concept of 'Devarakaadu,' which translates to God's forest in Kannada.I found the concept extremely fascinating."
Back in the days,farmers would carve out a small portion of the farm to grow a forest, preferably with fruit & flower-bearing trees.
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The farmer & the farmer's family would not use this land for any other purpose”,says @karthikrangappa (VP Education Services at @ZerodhaVarsity )
The farmer & the farmer's family would not use this land for any other purpose”,says @karthikrangappa (VP Education Services at @ZerodhaVarsity )
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In November 2020, I decided to recreate the concept of Devarakadu on our small farm on the outskirts of Bangalore. We carved out a half acre of land, which was not used for farming purposes. The land was dry, with just a few plants.
In November 2020, I decided to recreate the concept of Devarakadu on our small farm on the outskirts of Bangalore. We carved out a half acre of land, which was not used for farming purposes. The land was dry, with just a few plants.
Is it normal to avoid 'wyd for a living?' by not asking others the same thing?
Alright I am fibbing my #resume here. I am telling me them I am freelance journo. Sue me.
