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Palagummi Sainath (born 1957), the 2007 winner of the Ramon Magsaysay award for journalism, literature, and creative communication arts, is an award winning Indian development journalist - a term he himself avoids, instead preferring to call himself a 'rural reporter', or simply a 'reporter' - and photojournalist focusing on social problems, rural affairs, poverty and the aftermaths of.The truth is the government seeks ways to spend less and less on the very food security it talks about, writes P Sainath. Food Security OP-ED The Real Picture. DROUGHT IN VIDARBHA. The colour of water. Two years of drought has started to take its toll on the people of Vidarbha, with a failed crop leaving them with no income to tide over the crisis, writes P Sainath. Water OP-ED The Real.We are a publishing house that understands your point of view. We know your taste and much like you, are plain crazy about books. That's exactly you need to check out our newest collection!
If This Is 'Pro-Farmer'. Someone’s income will surely double by 2022. But, contrary to the crazy claim, it won’t be the farmer but India’s new dollar billionaires. P. Sainath 14 March 2016.At a time when media’s roles and responsibilities have become a hotly contested topic, veteran journalist P. Sainath says that the Indian media fails to provide news coverage of about 75 percent.
WHERE THERE IS A WHEEL P. SAINATH (Chapter from the book EVERYONE LOVES A GOOD DROUGHT ) PUDUKKOTTAI (Tamil Nadu): Cycling as a social movement? Sounds far fetched. Perhaps. But not all that far—not to tens of thousands of neo-literate rural women in Pudukkottai district. People find ways, sometimes curious ones, of hitting out at their backwardness, of expressing defiance, of hammering at.
