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 | NIRDPR, UNICEF train community leaders on ‘risk communication’The initiative reaches out to over 28.33 lakh community leaders through online programmes to control the COVID-19 spread | |
 | NIRDPR, UNICEF train 28.33 lakh community leaders on 'Risk Communication’ to prevent COVID-19 spreadPanchayati Raj institutions, SHGs, NSS, SBM, health workers and community radio stations are being trained on the social behaviours required to control transmission of COVID-19 | |
 | How NIRDPR aims to build ‘change agents’ of tomorrow with its new courses in rural developmentThe two-year programme, spread over six trimesters, consists of classroom teaching and interactive learning, field visits; and organisational internships | |
 | This is how SMEC is changing the game in the education sectorRecently, St Martin’s Engineering College won The Engineering College of the Year Award (India) 2019 by the American College of Dubai | |
 | Kirti Singh's film Mamatva won her a top spot at the national film festival of NIRDPR. Here's whyKirti Singh wrote the script, did the research for the film and directed it as well, while it was produced by Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute (SRFTI), Kolkata | |
 | NIRDPR gears up for fourth session of their film festival on rural developmentFourth time in a row, National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj's National Film Festival on Rural Development is being held today and there will be a screening of all the winning mov | |
 | With 77% from lower castes, NIRDPR study exposes the oppressive lives of migrant labourers in TN, UPThe National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj (NIRDPR) recently conducted a study on interstate migrant workers in Tamil Nadu and Uttar Pradesh
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 | These researchers from IIT-H, KIIT just created eco-friendly bricks from sugarcane waste. Sweet!The two researchers found that this brick can cut the 22% CO2 emitted by the construction sector in India, by using agro waste to make bricks. This makes it exceptionally sustainable | |
 | Harassed at Wayanad Govt School, 13-year-old beekeeper moves to Hyderabad to be a 'researcher'Oli Aman Jodha, a trained apiarist also bagged a job as a researcher in The National Institute of Rural Development and Panchayati Raj (NIRDPR), Hyderabad |
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