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Real change rarely trends??… It doesn’t always fit into viral frames or catchy captions. Most of the time, it happens quietly… patiently… consistently. Today, as Sadhguru met the Hon’ble Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan, what touched me most was not the formality of the meeting, but the acknowledgement...

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