Aajeevika Mela at Pragati Maidan New Delhi

Meet and Buy Indian Crafts Direct from Artisans... 

Biggest CRAFT MELA (Ajeevika) at Hall no. 18A, Pragati Maidan
Till 23rd April...
Come and own Tribal Jewellery of Jharkhand, Shawls from Kashmir, Madhubani Paintings from Bihar, Crafts from Uttar Pradesh, Pickles of Uttarakhand. From Organic spices to handicraft items, Rugs, wool and Processed Honey and Tasar Silk garments of Jharkhand as well Weaving items of Rajasthan.
More than 500 Stalls....

Thousands of Rural women with variety of products ... Products from all State and Union Territories.... Tribal Jewellery of Jharkhand, Shawls from Kashmir, Madhubani Paintings from Bihar, Crafts from Uttar Pradesh, Pickles of Uttarakhand. From Organic spices to handicraft items, Rugs, wool and Processed Honey and Tasar Silk garments of Jharkhand as well Weaving items of Rajasthan. Must Visit the Aajeevika Mela Pragati Maidan hall number 18 A. Come, visit, buy the products and support the rural women who are fighting with poverty. Rural women SHGs from all the states and Uts have come with their best products. These are unique products prepared by Self help groups women and rural artisans. you may find lots of produces from millet to brown rice, chilli powder to kurthi dal (useful in stone disease), ginger of NE to banana chips of Kerala. Dress, painting, sari, shoes, lather products, hand made shop, many other handicrafts all at one place. Attractive, pocket friendly, indigenous and undiscovered items from every corner of India is at your door step. You may visit, purchase and encourage rural women and artisans. Come on Delhi... Must Visit Aajeevika Craft Mela and purchase the products you have never imagine... The Rates you cant think off... #aajeevikamela #500stalls #payvisit #spreadthemessage #rurallivelihoods #womenshg #JSLPS PS: It's promoted by Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana - National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) (a poverty alleviation project implemented by Ministry of Rural Development) #AajeevikaMela #Rurallivelihoodindia #DAYNRLM #CraftMela #Ruraltradefair #Supportruralwomenofindia.

NIESBUD - Photography and Photo Editing

This program is designed for the existing entrepreneur, Prospective entrepreneur, working professionals and students looking at Creative, Technical, Business And Commercial aspects of Photography.Course Approved and Certification by NIESBUD.

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MAHASHIVRATRI: A Night of Awakening

Mahashivratri, as the name denotes, is a night of Lord Shiva. A full day fast, worship the Shivling with milk, water, fruits, bael leaves and ash, chanting of shlokas, mantra of ‘Om Namah Shivay’, temple bells, devotee’s devoutness, midnight song and inebriate dance with pure love is known as Shivratri.

Read more :  http://www.iipfoundationindia.org/maha_shivratri.php

#mahashivratri #lord_shiva #dhyan_yog #shakti_period #aahar_vyawhar_chintan #food_conduct_thoughtprocess

Let there be NO DENGUE this season...

IIP Foundation in association with Indian Agro Group have organised exhibition on ARTEMISIA plant at "The Garden of Five Senses"
Feb 18 2017 : The Times of India (Delhi)
3-day Garden Tourism Fest starts
Jasjeev Gandhiok  
New Delhi 



The Garden of Five Senses is yet again decked up in all its glory to host the 30th edition of Garden Tourism Festival. Anyone approaching the garden will get a strong fragrance of flowers and medicinal plants along with the sounds of music and dance for three days. 

Tourism minister, Kapil Mishra, inaugurated the three-day extravaganza with the theme `Skills in Gardening'. Special theme gardens have been set up by NDMC, SDMC, DJB and other government bodies showcasing different ways to improve a garden aesthetically . 

The festival is aimed at promoting gardening, landscaping and growing more plants to make the city greener, said SP Singh, MD & CEO, DTTDC. 

Enthusiasts can head towards the `Garden Bazaar' to get a free medicinal plant being distributed just outside the entrance by the Parks and Garden Society . “We ha ve 650 free saplings to distribute. We will also explain their uses,“ said Hawa Singh Dabas, a volunteer. 

Over 100 cacti varieties and `air purifying' plants have found many takers this year. “Given the high pollution levels in the city, we have 50 air purifying plants on offer along with garden accessories like terracotta figures and bamboo sticks,“ said Ashish Singh, founder, Putush. 

There's also a special stall of Artemisia -a plant that controls the mosquito population and prevents the transmission of dengue, chikungunya and malaria. “The plant has anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties,“ said Kishan Dagar of Indian Agro group. 

The venue also has more than 500 species of plants on offer with attractions like the court of palm, tree museum, topiary garden and butterfly zone.

Seminar on Hidrophonics vegetation and A2 Cow Milk

Seminar on Hidrophonics vegetation and A2 Cow Milk and bi-products being organised by IIP Foundation and Indian Agro Group today at IIP Academy, B3 Sector 2, Noida. Eminent speakers like Rajender Tamboli from Bilaspur MP, Gagandeep Arora from Chandigarh, Dr.Anurag Sharma will speak on the important issues.

Eminent speaker Sanjay Bhalla from Delhi speaks on the important issue 'Producing and use of organic and raw instead chemical used products'.

How to grow vegetables in small spaces and produce large quantities and quality?

The answer is Hydrophonic Vegetation system, Gagandeep Arora Eminent Speaker and grower spoke on the infrastructure development, production, costs, profits and how the need is changing... IIP Foundation in association with Indian Agro Group organised a full day seminar at IIP Academy, B-3, Sector 2 Noida.

#Organic_farming #iip_foundation