Happening today in Bengal: EC’s deadline to Kolkata Police for BLO protest ends; protest in JU over council polls

The 2011 Socio Economic and Caste Census (SECC) was the first time landlessness was directly measured. So, when the data were released, the country knew how many people were actually landless. That number was revealed to be 56% of the rural households which, considering the size of the country, is a massive number. What was […] The post The myth of 76% landlessness and the real crisis Meghalaya must confront appeared first on EastMojo. Source link India Cyclone Ditwah To Bring Rainfall… Congress MP Shashi Tharoor Skips… Will Nifty extend its rally… Global airlines race to fix Airbus… Stock…

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KO file photo by Abid Bhat By Malik Daniyal Every Sunday, Srinagar’s Lal Chowk turns into a city-length fair.  From the Tourist Reception Centre to Hari Singh High Street, the Sunday Market takes over Residency Road with its mix of bargains, chatter and colour. Shoppers hunt for clothes, kitchenware, books and second-hand finds. Artisans and traders spread out shawls, carpets and handmade work. Food vendors keep the lanes moving. It’s a social hub as much as a market, an informal space that still creates real economic value. Local reporting and past studies help show its scale. The market has been…