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Soy Month 2021: Right To Protein invites all to join the global Soy Month in April 2021 - Vimarsana News

Soy Month 2021: Right To Protein invites all to join the global Soy Month in April 2021

Right To Protein is inviting the nation to commemorate the month of April as 'Soy Month' Soy Month 2021: Right To Protein invites all to join the global Soy Month in April 2021 ANI | Updated: Apr 06, 2021 12:23 IST Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], April 6 (ANI/BusinessWire India): Right To Protein, one of India's foremost protein awareness initiatives is inviting the nation to join countries around the world to commemorate the month of April as 'Soy Month' to spread awareness about protein-rich soy foods and soy-fed animal protein sources that help meet the ...

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Protein Day 2021: What does this year's theme 'Powering with Plant Protein' signifies? - Vimarsana News

Protein Day 2021: What does this year's theme 'Powering with Plant Protein' signifies?

URL copied Protein Day 2021: What does this year's theme 'Powering with Plant Protein' signifies? The Right To Protein Initiative announced the theme for this year’s celebration of Protein Day in India (February 27th) as Powering with Plant Protein. This year’s theme shines the spotlight on plant-based sources of protein and encourages citizens at large to learn and know more about different types of sources available and their importance in daily meals for better nutrition and health. This year marks the second year for this nutritional awareness milestone in India by âÂ...

Budget 2021 hasn't done enough to fix India's employment crisis, say experts - Vimarsana News

Budget 2021 hasn't done enough to fix India's employment crisis, say experts

Budget 2021 hasn’t done enough to fix India’s employment crisis, say experts The budgetary allocation for 2021-’22 for the rural jobs programme is 35% lower than the 2020-’21 revised estimate. Representational image. | Sivaram V/Reuters The 34% rise in capital expenditure promised in the 2021-’22 Budget – from Rs 4.12 lakh crore in 2020-’21 to Rs 5.54 lakh crore – may not do much to resolve the employment crisis caused by the pandemic-led lockdown, our analysis shows. The push for big, long-gestation infrastructure projects is good but may not result in man...

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