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The monthly Development Magazine in English, Hindi and Oriya for rural resurgence, addressing the issues of poverty, hunger, malnutrition, food, tribal upliftment, urban poor, women, health, education and nutrition.

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Friday, August 24, 2012

Tribal travails

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Dr. Satish Kumar Although some tribals have large land holdings, the going gets tough for them as they are in debt-trap. Govt should take s...

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Eye for development

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Sangita Jha/ New Delhi The challenge thrown up by the Maoists is clearly daunting and armed response is being seen as not the only answer. T...

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Tangled up in debt trap

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Sopan Correspondent/ New Delhi Despite many schemes, handloom weavers continue to be a neglected lot Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has been s...

Friday, February 3, 2012

Spurious medicine scare: Are they faking it?

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KM Gopakumar/New Delhi Although spurious medicines are in circulation, the threat is not as serious as it is made out by big multi-national...

Wednesday, December 7, 2011

Kalam bets on Koodankulam safety

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S Remadevi/Koodankulam Former President's visit has changed the tone of the discourse but protesters still sticking to their guns 10 sug...

Friday, November 18, 2011

Tea Board neglect small tea farmers

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Sankar Ray/ Kolkata More than 86 per cent of small growers in India continue to be outside the ambit of regulations… The Comptroller and Aud...

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SOPANSTEP: India Foundation for Rural Development Studies (Infords) is a non-profit voluntary group, comprising of media professionals, cooperatives, academicians, researchers and thinkers who are dedicated to grassroots development. It was founded on January 14, 2005 when a few journalists and those who have been working in cooperative sector got together to launch it as a tool for positive change. We promote and patronize social projects, specialize in CSR, media strategies and philanthropic projects design along with content creation, publishing and media process outsourcing. Our Magazine Sopan-Step, considered an ace development magazine in three languages (Hindi, Oriya and English) has empowered the powerless and lent voice to rural poor for the last over five years. We have plans to expand our media campaign through 'Sopan Step' and our development news network to several other Indian languages for effectively reaching out to people in various states. More editions of 'Sopan Step' are being planned in near future.

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