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Topic · standing beatupdated Tue, 27 Oct, 06:30

MSME

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Business · 27 Oct

గ్రామీణ భారతానికి హరిత ఆర్థిక క్రాంతి

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Source: Eenadu

AI summary[PUBLISHER] reports on the potential for a green economic revolution in rural India by transforming agricultural and natural waste into economic resources. The article explains how converting water hyacinth and animal waste into organic fertilizers and biogas can solve rural poverty, energy shortages, and environmental degradation. It suggests that with government incentives, MSMEs, and rural banks, this model can create self-employment and boost the green GDP.

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