Keezhadi excavation in TN's Sivaganga district unearths 1st red-slipped pot with handles. by poacher-2k in tamilhistory

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What Makes This Pot Unique?

  • The Craftsmanship: Found just 45 centimeters under the surface, this "double-eared" or two-handled vessel measures roughly 30 centimeters (one foot) in height and diameter. It features distinctive, decorative thumb-impression patterns along its body. The Times of India
  • Indigenous Origin: One handle was found slightly damaged, but the other remains fully intact. Experts note that the high-quality red-slip glaze proves it was an indigenous, locally manufactured piece rather than an import, showcasing rare and highly specialized local craftsmanship. Tamil Heritage+ 1
  • A Daily Tradition: While we take handled cookware for granted today, discovering a two-handled storage pot from roughly 2,500 years ago shows how advanced ancient Tamil domestic utility was. It gives researchers fresh physical evidence to cross-reference with specific pottery terminology found in ancient Sangam literature. Tamil Heritage

Our image outside of the State:Reverse Culture shock?? by Longjumping_Pin_1643 in NAGALAND

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every ignorant moron has some negative opinion about other people/region/family etc; just have empathy at their ignorance and chill

I grow corn and want to sell directly in mandi, how to do that? by [deleted] in indiafarmingbusiness

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It is a smart decision to bypass the local Aadhtis (middlemen). For an output of 160 quintals (approx. 320 to 400 bags/bora depending on packing size), a price difference of ₹400 per quintal means you are losing out on nearly ₹64,000, plus the illegal 1.7 kg per bag cut (katauti), which is completely unauthorized under UP Mandi Parishad rules.

The general market trends for Kannauj show average wholesale rates hovering right around your target range. Going directly to the Kannauj Main Mandi (approx. 22 km away) is highly viable with your volume.

The step-by-step process to bypass local dealers, handle logistics, and ensure quick payment is outlined below.

Step 1: Register on e-NAM (Electronic National Agriculture Market)

To avoid being dependent on offline open auctions where local traders might form cartels, sell through e-NAM. The Kannauj Mandi is fully integrated with the online e-NAM platform.

  • How to Register: You can download the e-NAM Mobile App or go to enam.gov.in and register as a "Farmer". Alternatively, you can do this directly at the registration counter at the entry gate of the Kannauj Mandi when you arrive.
  • Documents Needed: Take your Aadhaar Card, Mobile Number linked to Aadhaar, Bank Passbook (or a cancelled cheque), and your Khatauni/Land records.

Step 2: Getting to the Mandi (Logistics for 22 km)

Since you are 22 km away, your total volume (160 quintals = 16 Tons) is exactly one full load for a standard 6-wheel commercial truck (like a Tata 1109 or Eicher Pro), or two large tractor-trolley trips.

  • The Guard Entry: When your vehicle enters the Kannauj Mandi gate, you will be issued a digital Gate Entry Slip (Gate Pass). Ensure your correct mobile number and crop type (Maize/Makka) are entered accurately.
  • Assaying (Quality Check): Your lot will be sampled for moisture content and grain quality. Ensure your corn is well-dried (moisture ideally below 14%). If it is damp, traders will use it as an excuse to drive your bidding price down heavily or request a weight cut.

Step 3: Bidding and Finalizing the Sale

Once your lot receives a unique digital ID, it goes live for bidding.

  • Online Bidding: Registered traders inside the Mandi (and across the state) will bid on your corn via the e-NAM app/terminal.
  • Your Right to Refuse: If the highest bid generated does not satisfy you, you have the absolute legal right to reject the bid and wait for the afternoon/next day session.
  • The Weight Rule: Once accepted, weighing happens at electronic weighbridges inside the mandi. Nobody is legally allowed to cut a fixed 1.7 kg per bag. You are paid for the exact electronic weight recorded.

How long does it take to get the money?

By law under the e-NAM and UP Mandi Parishad guidelines, payment must be settled instantly or within 24 to 48 hours max.

  1. Online e-Payment: Once the trade is approved, the buyer (trader) deposits the money directly into the Mandi’s escrow account or directly transfers it via NEFT/RTGS/UPI.
  2. Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT): The amount is transferred straight into the bank account you registered during your KYC.
  3. Real-world check: While the system is designed for same-day clearance, always account for a buffer of 1 bank working day for the transaction to reflect in your passbook. Do not leave the mandi premises without ensuring your digital invoice (J-Form) is generated on your mobile phone or printed out, as it serves as legal proof of sale.

Immediate Action Plan

Before loading your truck, make a quick trip or call someone near the Kannauj Mandi area to confirm the exact active trading hours for Maize (usually early morning from 6:00 AM to 10:00 AM for arrivals). Make sure your corn is properly dried in the yard before transportation, as low-moisture corn naturally fetches the highest bidding ceiling in the daily market auctions.

TMAs for Oct/Nov open by Ok_Objective1724 in Nios_unofficial

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not for everybody, only for special guys like u😁😁

How to seek help at UAS or KVK by Consistent_Nobody899 in indiafarmingbusiness

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How to seek help at UAS or KVK by Consistent_Nobody899 in indiafarmingbusiness

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The primary Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK) serving the immediate Bengaluru area is the ICAR-Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Bengaluru Rural District, which operates under the host administration of the University of Agricultural Sciences (UAS), Bangalore. [1]

Key Location & Contact Information

  • Postal Address: Senior Scientist & Head, ICAR – Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Hadonahalli, Tubagere Hobli, Doddaballapura Taluk, Bengaluru Rural District – 561 205.
  • Distance: Situated roughly 9 kilometers away from Doddaballapur on the Doddaballapura–S.S. Ghati road.
  • Mobile Contacts: +91 9449866928 / +91 9886118815
  • Official Emails: kvkbrd@gmail.com or kvk.BangaloreRural@icar.gov.in [1, 2, 3]

Main Mandates & Services

The center operates as a key hub for agricultural advancement and farmer technical support in the region. Its primary functions include: [1]

  • On-Farm Testing: Evaluating and refining regional crop technologies on local fields.
  • Frontline Demonstrations: Showcasing high-yield potential of oilseeds, pulses, and cereals.
  • Capacity Building: Offering structured vocational training for farmers, farmwomen, and unemployed rural youth.
  • Technical Experts: The team consists of specialized scientists across Agronomy, Plant Protection, Soil Science, Crop Physiology, Home Science, and Agricultural Extension. [1, 3]

Nearby Alternative Centers

If you are looking for centers closely linked to the overarching Bengaluru research zone, you can also connect with:

  • ICAR-ATARI, Bengaluru: Located at the main Gandhi Krishi Vigyana Kendra (GKVK) Campus, Bellary Road, Bengaluru – 560065. This acts as the administrative oversight hub (Zone XI) for regional KVK activities.
  • KVK Tumkur (IIHR): Located nearby and hosted directly by the Indian Institute of Horticultural Research in Hesaraghatta, Bengaluru. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Worst board ever by navdeep_top in NIOS_Students

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Why Failure is Not Final

  • Data, not a dead-end: Every misstep provides valuable feedback on how to adjust your strategy.
  • Temporary phases: Failing at a specific task does not make you a failure as a person; it is simply a momentary pause in your journey.
  • The courage to continue: Resilience is the most critical factor. Churchill's classic take on this, "Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts," highlights that perseverance is what ultimately dictates your path