BINOD ANAND

Excellencies, On behalf of the Confederation of NGOs of Rural India (CNRI), I wish to convey our sincere appreciation to the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations for featuring the name of our Secretary General on the official ECOSOC platform. This acknowledgment holds special significance for us, as it coincides with the fourth consecutive year of CNRI’s recognition by the United Nations through Special Consultative Status with ECOSOC. Such continued recognition is both an honour and a reaffirmation of our shared commitment to inclusive development, grassroots empowerment, and the advancement of the UN’s economic, social, and sustainable development objectives. We deeply value ECOSOC’s role in providing civil society organizations a meaningful space within the multilateral system, enabling constructive engagement, policy dialogue, and collaboration in support of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. CNRI remains committed to contributing responsibly, knowledgeably, and proactively to ECOSOC processes and UN-led initiatives, particularly in areas concerning rural development, livelihoods, cooperative economics, and social equity. Please accept our renewed expression of gratitude and our assurance of continued cooperation with the United Nations system. With highest consideration and respect, Yours sincerely, Binod Anand Secretary General Confederation of NGOs of Rural India (CNRI) Special Consultative Status with ECOSOC, United Nations

Foreign Secretary Shri Vikram Misri met Director FBI Mr. Kash Patel today. Both had a useful exchange of views on the robust India-U.S. cooperation in countering terrorism, organized crime, and narcotics. @FBIDirectorKash @MEAIndia

The Banas Model demonstrates how cattle dung can be converted into compressed biogas (CBG), an automotive-grade fuel, while generating value-added organic fertilisers—linking the dairy and transport sectors through a circular economy approach. Implemented by @banasdairy1969 in Banaskantha, Gujarat, in collaboration with NDDB and Suzuki R&D Centre India Pvt. Ltd. (SRDI) the model processes dung procured directly from farmers, providing them with an additional and reliable income stream. With a current capacity of 100 MTPD across two operational plants, the model generates around 2,000 m³ of raw biogas per plant per day. Farmers receive ₹1 per kg of dung supplied, while the digestate is processed into organic fertilisers such as PROM, FOM & liquid variants and supporting soil health. The initiative has been further strengthened through a joint venture between NDDB Mrida Ltd. and SRDI, with plans to scale CBG infrastructure across multiple dairy cooperatives in Gujarat and other states. By integrating clean fuel production, fertiliser generation and farmer participation, the Banas Model creates a pathway for sustainable rural livelihoods, reduced dependence on fossil fuels and a circular, farmer-centric bio-economy. #FuelFromFarms #CleanEnergy #CBG #CircularEconomy #SustainableAgriculture #WasteToWealth #ClimateAction #BiogasBeatsTheCrisis

सहजन एक अत्यंत पौष्टिक सुपरफूड है, जिसमें आवश्यक विटामिन और खनिज पर्याप्त मात्रा में पाए जाते हैं। यह इम्यूनिटी बढ़ाने, शरीर को सक्रिय रखने और विभिन्न रोगों से बचाव में सहायक है। इसे आहार में शामिल करना स्वास्थ्य के लिए लाभकारी है। @MLCBJPPramod @IPRDBihar @moefcc #Drumstick #Moringaoleifera #Ecofriendlyliving #GreenBihar #MissionLife

इफको नैनो उर्वरक जागरूकता महाअभियान का भव्य शुभारंभ इफको मुख्यालय, नई दिल्ली से किया गया। यह जागरूकता रथ देश के सभी राज्यों में भ्रमण कर किसानों को नैनो उर्वरकों के उपयोग, उनके लाभ तथा आधुनिक कृषि तकनीकों के प्रति जागरूक करेगा। इफको के प्रबंध निदेशक के जे पटेल ओर अधिकारी एवं कर्मचारी उपस्थित रहे। @IFFCO_PR

Dr. @ShahMeenesh , Chairman, NDDB addressed a distinguished gathering of scientists, engineers, industry leaders, policymakers, academicians and students at the 15th Indian Dairy Engineers Association (IDEA) Convention & National Seminar organised in collaboration with Lala Lajpat Rai University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (LUVAS), Hisar. Distinguished dignitaries present included Prof. (Dr.) Vinod Kumar Verma, Hon’ble VC, LUVAS; Smt. Nivedita Tiwary, CGM, @NABARDOnline ; Dr. NS Rathore, Former DDG, @icarindia ; Er. Sumer Aggarwal, President, IDEA; Dr. IK Sawhney, VP, IDEA and Dr. Sharanagouda B Patil, Dean, CoDST, LUVAS. Speaking on the theme ‘Dairy and Food Engineering Innovations and Solutions for Viksit Bharat@2047’, Dr. Shah emphasised the critical role of the dairy sector in building a developed India by ensuring livelihoods, nutritional security and resilience for millions of rural families. He highlighted that dairying continues to act as a dependable buffer against agricultural uncertainties while significantly contributing to the nation’s nutritional needs. Outlining the vision of a - Viksit Bharat@2047, he stressed the need to expand the organised dairy sector from the current 30% to 70% by 2047 through stronger cooperative frameworks and enhanced market access for farmers, with the support of @MinOfCooperatn and @Dept_of_AHD . In this direction, he noted that NDDB has been entrusted with the responsibility of establishing over 75,000 new dairy cooperative societies/multipurpose cooperatives across uncovered Gram Panchayats and villages under White Revolution 2.0, further strengthening the cooperative movement at the grassroots level. He emphasised that increasing the share of organised market alongside strengthening systems will play a crucial role in combating adulteration and ensuring better quality milk for consumers. Focusing on the way forward, Dr. Shah underlined the importance of improving productivity through scientific and technological interventions, including NDDB’s initiatives in animal breeding, nutrition and health such as development of indigenous genomic chips and sex-sorted semen technology, Ration Balancing Program, etc. He further stressed the need to leverage digital tools and advanced technologies to improve efficiency and empower farmers, while promoting sustainability through circular practices such as biogas and manure management. Highlighting the unique strength of India’s dairy cooperative model, he noted that nearly 75–80% of the consumer rupee is passed back to farmers, making it one of the most inclusive value chains. Calling for greater collaboration among stakeholders, he encouraged young professionals to develop innovative, scalable solutions that directly benefit farmers and enhance the global competitiveness of the sector. Concluding, he reaffirmed NDDB’s commitment to innovation, capacity building and technology adoption to strengthen India’s position in the global dairy landscape.

To the Principal, staff and students of Miranda College, Delhi University, you need to respect the Chief Guest you invite for your events. I was there for a no show! I have posted the videos and pix here so that you learn that tardiness equals to disrespect. No staff and 4-5 students. Flow chart & evidence posted

Driving policy, empowering farmers 🌾📊 Featuring Binod Anand, Member of the High-Level Committee on MSP, sharing insights on the future of Indian agriculture. A step towards better pricing, stronger support, and sustainable growth for farmers 💚 📍 Voices that shape the nation’s agri policies. #BinodAnand #MSP #AgriculturePolicy #IndianFarmers #AgriLeadership #FarmersFuture #RuralDevelopment #AgriIndia @binodrp @UN @iitdelhi @uba_iitr @OfficeOfNG @byadavbjp @mlkhattar @mygovindia @PIB_India @ChouhanShivraj @TheCSRUniverse_ @FAO @AgriGoI

Life rarely unfolds with certainty. It arrives like a quiet question, not a fixed answer—full of possibilities, hesitation, and unseen directions. In moments of doubt, when choices feel overwhelming and outcomes unclear, we search for a sense of order. Surprisingly, the language of quantum mechanics—especially the Schrödinger equation—offers a profound way to understand this uncertainty. It tells us that reality itself is not rigid or predetermined, but fluid, evolving, and shaped by interaction. Just as a particle exists in multiple possibilities until observed, human life too exists in a spectrum of potential paths, waiting for intention and action to give it direction. At its core, the Schrödinger equation describes how probabilities evolve over time. It does not promise certainty; instead, it embraces the idea that outcomes emerge from a field of possibilities. This resonates deeply with life, where decisions are rarely made with complete knowledge. We move forward not because we are certain, but because we choose to engage with uncertainty. Every step we take—whether in personal struggles, leadership, or societal change—is like selecting one path from many coexisting realities. In this sense, life is not about finding the “right” answer beforehand, but about shaping the answer through participation. Another powerful insight comes from the role of observation. In quantum physics, observation is not passive—it changes the system. Similarly, in life, what we focus on begins to define our experience. Attention is not just awareness; it is influence. When we dwell on fear, limitations seem stronger. When we focus on opportunity, pathways begin to open. This subtle but profound principle reminds us that reality is not only something we encounter—it is something we co-create through perception, intention, and action. Equally important is the idea that multiple possibilities exist simultaneously. At any given moment, life holds countless potential outcomes, though we often perceive only a few. Our choices, courage, and timing determine which of these possibilities becomes real. This reflects a deeper truth: limitations are often not imposed by the world, but by our willingness to choose. Like a quantum system collapsing into a single state, our decisions bring clarity to an otherwise open field of futures. The equation also reflects the necessity of energy for transformation. In physics, a system changes its state only when energy is introduced. In life, growth demands effort, discomfort, and persistence. Remaining in a familiar state requires little energy, but rising beyond it requires intention and sacrifice. Every meaningful transition—personal, professional, or societal—comes at the cost of energy invested with purpose. Finally, quantum physics teaches us to accept uncertainty as fundamental, not as a flaw. The Heisenberg uncertainty principle reminds us that there are limits to what can be precisely known. In life, this translates into a simple but powerful realization: not everything can be predicted or controlled. Yet this is not a weakness of existence—it is its beauty. It allows for surprise, growth, and discovery. It invites us to act with faith, resilience, and openness rather than fear. Thus, when viewed through the lens of the Schrödinger equation, life is not a rigid journey toward a predetermined destination. It is a dynamic, evolving process shaped by probabilities, choices, attention, and energy. We are not merely observers of this process—we are participants within it. And perhaps the most comforting insight of all is this: even in uncertainty, there is direction; even in complexity, there is meaning; and even in the unseen, there is possibility waiting to become real.

Visualization of Schrödinger wave equation.

During his visit to Himachal Pradesh to review the dairy development projects being undertaken by NDDB in the State, Chairman, NDDB, Dr @ShahMeenesh met His Holiness the Dalai Lama (@DalaiLama ). Chairman, NDDB briefed his holiness about recent interventions being undertaken in the Himalayan States like Himachal Pradesh, Ladakh, among others to take forward the dairy sector which is ensuring better livelihood to millions of rural households and nutrition to consumers and sought his blessing to take this initiative further.

Court Sentences 9 Police Personnel to Death Penalty in Sathankulam Custodial Torture and Death Case

NASA Artemis passing close to the Moon

Historic! This is the highest quality video ever taken of the moon!

Under the leadership of PM @narendramodi ji, the Government continues to strengthen trust-based governance with the Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, 2026, now passed by Parliament. By decriminalising hundreds of minor offences across multiple laws, the Bill reduces unnecessary criminal penalties, simplifies compliance, and promotes genuine Ease of Doing Business and Ease of Living. The reform protects ordinary citizens, small businesses, MSMEs, and entrepreneurs from harsh criminal proceedings for minor procedural lapses, replacing them with fair penalties and opportunities to rectify mistakes. It marks another step toward a more transparent, citizen-friendly legal framework aligned with the vision of #ViksitBharat2047. 🇮🇳 #JanVishwasBill2026

NGO-led "anti-development" activities cost India 2 to 3% of its annual GDP growth - IB Report A 2014 Intelligence Bureau (IB) report concluded that certain environmental and human rights advocacy groups are involved in "economic sabotage," stating that NGO-led "anti-development" activities cost India 2 to 3% of its annual GDP growth.

@Uday_T2 It’s Bangladesh

A landmark moment for a modern India! The Jan Vishwas (Amendment) Bill 2026 is now a reality. Why this matters: ✅ Boosts Ease of Living: Simplifies daily interactions with regulations. ✅ Ease of Doing Business: Removes the hurdles of outdated laws. ✅ Speedy Justice: Decriminalizes minor offenses to reduce the burden on our legal system. This isn’t just a policy change; it’s a fundamental shift toward a trust-based framework that puts citizens first. #EmpoweringCooperatives #SahkarSeSamriddhi

BREAKING — APRIL 2026 India is not “almost” Naxal-free. India is Naxal-free. A 56-year insurgency. 20,000+ lives lost. Entire tribal generations held hostage. And let’s be clear — this was never about lack of capacity. India could have built roads, schools, hospitals decades ago. Naxals didn’t allow it. For over 40 years, Bastar, Jharkhand, Odisha, Maharashtra were not just neglected — they were systematically terrorised. Children turned into soldiers. Villages extorted. Security forces ambushed. This wasn’t a “movement.” This was organised violence against India’s poorest. --- ### What changed? Earlier governments reacted. This government hunted. No more ambiguity. No more intellectual cover. No more political convenience. Zero tolerance + real development. • 280+ security camps • Maoist funding choked • 8,000+ cadres surrendered • ₹50,000 + housing + rehabilitation • Tribal youth inducted into forces • Panchayats rewarded for peace This is not optics. This is state power with accountability. --- ### Let’s say what others won’t: For decades, Naxalism survived because: • No national doctrine — only reactions • Political class normalised violence as “social unrest” • Vote-bank protection shielded extremists • Governance vacuum was allowed to fester Even when it was called India’s biggest internal security threat — no decisive action followed. --- ### Today, that chapter is closed. The Red Corridor is no longer red. It is a Green Growth Corridor. Roads are being built. Schools are opening. Hope is no longer a promise — it is visible. --- To every CRPF jawan. To every intelligence officer. To every tribal family that endured decades of fear — This victory is yours. India sees you. India salutes you. 🇮🇳 #NaxalFreeIndia #NaxalMuktBharat #InternalSecurity #NewIndia #Bastar #RedCorridorNoMore #India2026 #JaiHind

The valedictory session of Kisan Kumbh 2026 was not just a closing ceremony—it was a celebration of unity, knowledge, and transformation. 🌾✨ As the event reached its grand conclusion, the enthusiasm of the delegates remained unmatched. Every face reflected satisfaction, every applause carried gratitude, and every moment echoed the success of a movement that brought together brilliant minds from across regions and backgrounds. 💫 From engaging discussions to heartfelt interactions, the delegates truly made this journey unforgettable. Their active participation turned sessions into powerful exchanges of ideas, ensuring that the spirit of learning and collaboration stayed alive till the very last moment. 🌱 This valedictory session stood as a reminder that Kisan Kumbh is not just about conversations—it is about creating impact, building networks, and inspiring change in agriculture. 🚜 A truly outstanding and memorable conclusion to an extraordinary gathering! 🙌 #KisanKumbh2026 #ValedictorySession #AgriLeadership #FarmersFuture #AgricultureTransformation #AgriInnovation #Day2Highlights @binodrp @UN @iitdelhi @uba_iitr @OfficeOfNG @byadavbjp @mlkhattar @mygovindia @PIB_India @ChouhanShivraj @TheCSRUniverse_ @FAO @AgriGoI @SinghRana6940 @DrKrishanBir @Gen_VKSingh @SIBAMOHANTY1 @DrRajBhushan @Office_Shreyasi

We were deeply honored to welcome our esteemed Guest of Honour, Shri Shyam Singh Rana Ji, at Kisan Kumbh 2026. 🌾✨ His presence brought immense value to the event, reflecting his commitment towards agricultural development and rural empowerment. His interaction with participants and recognition of efforts created a truly motivating atmosphere for all attendees. 💫 Moments of felicitation and appreciation highlighted the importance of collective efforts in shaping the future of agriculture. His words and encouragement inspired young minds and agri-enthusiasts to move forward with confidence and purpose. 🌱 Such dignified presence made the occasion even more special, reinforcing the vision of Kisan Kumbh as a platform for growth, innovation, and unity. 🙌 #KisanKumbh2026 #GuestOfHonour #ShyamSinghRana #AgriLeadership @binodrp @UN @iitdelhi @uba_iitr @OfficeOfNG @byadavbjp @mlkhattar @mygovindia @PIB_India @ChouhanShivraj @TheCSRUniverse_ @FAO @AgriGoI @SinghRana6940 @DrKrishanBir @Gen_VKSingh @SIBAMOHANTY1 @DrRajBhushan @Office_Shreyasi

किसान कुंभ 2026 का महत्वपूर्ण आयोजन के सफल संचालन हेतु सभी आयोजकों को हार्दिक अभिनंदन एवं शुभकामनाएं। मुझे पूर्ण विश्वास है की, यह आयोजन केवल एक सम्मेलन नहीं, बल्कि भारत के कृषि भविष्य को नई दिशा देने वाला एक सशक्त मंच है।