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About
Yojana |
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| Battered, wounded and scarred, India has barely had time in the last few
decades, to rise from one disaster before being struck down by another. The
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Earthquake Safe Buildings |
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Increment years, a number
of earthquakes have caused
thousands of deaths and
huge economic losses
in India. Earthquakes of
comparable size in USA...
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From Risk to Resilience |
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Disasters are tragic
interruptions to the
development process,
consuming millions
of unlived lives
and precious infrastructure.
Development infr...
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Post-Disaster Housing Assistance in India |
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The Available data
on the housing in India
suggests two glaring
facts: A. there is a serious
shortage of housing in
the country, and b. the
qual...
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Need for Reassessment |
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Many Departments
working over the issue
of water, irrigation and
floods have changed
their names in the
recent past. thus, department of
Irrigat...
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Yojana is a monthly devoted to socio-economic issues and started its publication in 1957 with Mr. Khuswant Singh as its Chief Editor. The magazine is now published in 13 languages viz. English, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Marathi, Gujarati, Bengali, Assamese, Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam and Oriya.
Many specialized newspapers and magazines on economic issues are catering to the needs of readers in urban and big cities especially in SEC A’ and ‘B’. The reach of economic newspapers and magazines to smaller towns is limited. Yojana tries to reach people of segments in SEC ‘C’ and ‘D’ in semi-urban areas in different regions and in their languages. Although Yojana is sponsored by government and is an official venture, it is in no way is restricted to expressing the government views alone; it attempts to give praise where praise is due and criticize with constructive purpose. Yojana gives different shades of opinion and views on any issue and thereby presents a balanced picture.
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Regional Languages
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J&K Window : Tulip garden in Srinagar attracts tourists |
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An explosion of colour in Asia’s largest
recreational tulip garden has emerged
after 60 varieties were imported from
Netherlands and planted in the Siraj Bagh Tulip
Garden. The garden is attracting around 1400
tourists on regular basis.
About 80,000 tourists visited this garden
during the year 2008-09. Of these, about 95
percent are tourists from country and abroad.
Set in the foothills of the Zabarwan Mountains
on the banks of the Dal Lake, this garden is fast
becoming another tourist attraction.
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Do you know? : What is Credit Rating? |
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