A two-day Devbhoomi Cultural Festival was organised on September 19 and September 20 in Uttarakhand’s Chamoli district.

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Raj Bahadur Saini, former journalist and CEO of Village Development Society, revolutionized Uttarakhand’s agriculture through organic farming, policy advocacy, and farmer training. He founded Devbhoomi Amrit and empowered over a thousand farmers, championing sustainable, grassroots agricultural development. Raj Bahadur Saini...

Though it only occasionally makes headlines for caste violence, Uttarakhand was expressly created to enable exclusion and remains the state where this systemisation has been most effectively mastered.

The Kutch and Saurashtra regions of Gujarat are teetering on the edge of drought, even though the state itself has received 18 per cent less rainfall than normal in the current monsoon season (till September 7, 2026). As farmers’ kharif crops have wilted, demands for release of waters of the Narmada river have increased. Saurashtra’s Devbhoomi Dwarka district has received 88 per cent less rainfall than normal, Porbandar 74 per cent, Kutch 61 per cent, and Jamnagar 62 per cent. Furthermore, Gir Somnath has recorded a 40 per cent, Junagadh 38 per cent, and Rajkot 35 per cent rainfall deficit. Despite this, the state government has not yet declared drought in these areas. The situation is particularly dire in five talukas (subdistricts) of Saurashtra where less than 10 per cent of normal rainfall has been recorded from June 1 to September 3, 2026. Abdasa, a taluka in Kutch, has received only 10.28 per cent rainfall. Dwarka taluka in Saurashtra’s Devbhumi Dwarka district has received only 2.28 per cent rainfall. This taluka recorded only 15 mm of rainfall, compared to the normal 657 mm. Kalyanpur received only 33 mm of rain, or 3.41 per cent, against the normal 967 mm. Khambhalia...

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Outside Shimla's secretariat, the officials of Devbhoomi Kshatriya Sangathan burning the effigy of Rajya Sabha MP Ramjilal Suman In Shimla, Devbhoomi Kshatriya organization demonstrated against Samajwadi Party MP Ramjilal Suman. Outside the Chhota Shimla Secretariat, the Kshatriya organization burnt the effigy of the MP and warned of Agra traveled in large numbers from Shimla on 12 April. , Actually, Rajya Sabha MP Ramjilal Suman made a disputed remarks on Rana Sanga. In protest against this, his effigy was burnt in Shimla today. After this, a garland of shoes was lit above the effigy.

The amendment was necessary to ‘protect the cultural heritage of Devbhoomi’, said Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami.