The on-screen actor, who has often represented social issues, is also a real-life hero for lakhs of farmers Known as an agricultural country, India is also referred to as the land of farmers because nearly 40 per cent of the nation’s workforce is associated with farming and related activities. However, it is unfortunate that even in 2026, the lives of farmers are far from being easy. From flood and drought to financial crunch, the majority of Indian farmers live in dire conditions, because of which farmer su*cides are an unfortunate but common phenomenon in the condition. (Credit- The Quint) In 2015, when farmers in Maharashtra were affected by drought, Nana Patekar, along with fellow Marathi actor Makrand Anaspure, sprang into action and set up the NAAM Foundation. Today, on Nana Patekar’s 75th birthday, let us take a closer look at the NAAM Foundation’s origin and more. A personal effort On ...
The on-screen actor, who has often represented social issues, is also a real-life hero for lakhs of farmers Known as an agricultural country, India is also referred to as the land of farmers because nearly 40 per cent of the nation’s workforce is associated with farming and related activities. However, ...
The on-screen actor, who has often represented social issues, is also a real-life hero for lakhs of farmers Known as an agricultural country, India is also referred to as the land of farmers because nearly 40 per cent of the nation’s workforce is associated with farming and related activities. However, ...
The on-screen actor, who has often represented social issues, is also a real-life hero for lakhs of farmers Known as an agricultural country, India is also referred to as the land of farmers because nearly 40 per cent of the nation’s workforce is associated with farming and related activities. However, ...