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Save Soil is a global movement launched by Sadhguru, to address the soil crisis by bringing together people from around the world to stand up for Soil Health, and supporting leaders of all nations to institute national policies and actions toward increasing the organic content in cultivable Soil.  

Noted Indian Spiritual leader Sadhguru in conversation with Minister KTR at the Telangana Pavilion WEF Davos. The Save Soil movement and a range of Environmental issues were discussed during the session. Telangana IT Minister KTR praised Sadguru’s brainchild ‘Save Soil movement’ KTR highlighted various programs taken up by the Govt of Telangana for for the welfare of farmers

Gaining peoples confidence is a big challenge in using technologies like facial recognition with Artificial Intelligence, said Telanganas Industry and Information Technology Minister K.T. Rama Rao.He shared his thoughts on AI on the Street: ...

Hyderabad, May 24 (IANS) Gaining people's confidence is a big challenge in using technologies like facial recognition with Artificial Intelligence, said

In a heartfelt address, the Ambassador of India to UAE, HE Sunjay Sudhir, expresses his faith that the #SaveSoil journey will restore our relationship with Mother Earth.

The firm emphasizes sand technology as a fit-for-purpose solution in the Middle East

India-based spiritual leader Sadhguru is on a 100-day motorbike journey that started in the UK, with stopovers across the world.

Food shortage, floods, climate changes, migration, world hunger and civil strife are haunting the global headlines. People search for answers above and around, forgetting to look under their feet – SOIL.  The four-letter-word that is not offensive but has been abused, totally taken for granted for generations, “raped” repeatedly and shoved into the blindspot of world organisations hunting for solutions for global socio-economic-health issues. It is time S-O-I-L is treated ...

Indian inspirational speaker warns inaction could see food production halve in 23 years

“We need to leave rich soil for our children and the future generations,” Sadhguru said