Giridih, Jharkhand, India: Environmentalist, agripreneur and sustainability advocate Rajeev Singh’s initiative to preserve centuries-old indigenous medicinal knowledge, traditional healing practices and forest biodiversity received prominent coverage in The Times of India on 9 October 2026.

Published under the headline “Digital platform launched to preserve tribal knowledge, medicinal plants and forests,” the report highlighted Singh’s efforts to safeguard the traditional Hodopathy healing system associated with Jharkhand’s Adivasi communities.

The newspaper covered the inauguration of three dedicated websites — Hodopathy.org, Hodopathy.in and Hodopathy.com — at Singh’s residential office in Giridih. The platforms aim to document the experiences of traditional healers, tribal elders and local knowledge holders, preserving valuable knowledge passed down through generations.

Speaking on the occasion, Rajeev Singh emphasised that tribal communities possess generations-old knowledge of forests, medicinal plants and their traditional uses. He stressed the importance of documenting this knowledge through interviews with experienced healers and elders so it can be preserved for future generations.

The initiative follows a three-phase action plan involving digital documentation, publication of a book on traditional healers and medicinal plants, and youth training supported by scientific research collaborations.

The programme also connects with Hodopathy Park in Gandey, Giridih, promoting medicinal plant conservation and biodiversity protection.

Rajeev Singh further emphasised that protecting indigenous knowledge must go hand in hand with conserving the medicinal plants and forests associated with it. The initiative prioritises community participation and respect for the consent, rights and contributions of traditional knowledge holders.

The coverage in The Times of India highlights Singh’s continuing efforts to connect environmental conservation, indigenous heritage, scientific research and community participation for a sustainable future.

Source: The Times of India, Ranchi Edition, 9 October 2026.

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Giridih, Jharkhand: Environmentalist, agripreneur and sustainability advocate Rajeev Singh’s initiative to preserve centuries-old Adivasi medicinal knowledge, traditional healing practices and forest biodiversity has received prominent coverage in Prabhat Khabar, one of Jharkhand’s leading Hindi newspapers.

Published on 9 October 2026 under the headline “आदिवासी औषधीय ज्ञान, जड़ी-बूटियों और जंगलों के संरक्षण पर जोर”, the report highlighted Singh’s efforts to safeguard Hodopathy, an indigenous healing knowledge tradition associated with Jharkhand’s Adivasi communities, while promoting medicinal plant conservation and environmental awareness.

The newspaper covered the inauguration of three dedicated digital platforms — Hodopathy.org, Hodopathy.in and Hodopathy.com — at Singh’s residential office in Giridih. These platforms aim to document the experiences of Adivasi elders, traditional healers and local knowledge holders, preserving valuable information that has been passed down through generations.

The initiative also connects with Hodopathy Park in Gandey, Giridih, bringing traditional knowledge preservation together with medicinal plant conservation and forest biodiversity protection.

According to the report, the programme will progress through three phases: digital documentation of indigenous knowledge, publication of traditional healers’ experiences and medicinal plant information, and youth training supported by proposed scientific research collaborations.

Rajeev Singh emphasised that preserving traditional knowledge must go hand in hand with protecting the medicinal plants and forests from which this knowledge has developed. The initiative also prioritises the consent, rights and recognition of indigenous knowledge holders.

By connecting community wisdom, digital technology, scientific research and ecological conservation, Singh seeks to create a lasting foundation for safeguarding Jharkhand’s cultural and natural heritage.

The coverage in Prabhat Khabar brings wider attention to this conservation effort and its vision of passing indigenous knowledge and environmental responsibility to future generations.

Source: Prabhat Khabar, Dhanbad Edition, 9 October 2026.

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Dainik Jagran | Dhanbad Edition | 9 October 2026

GIRIDIH, JHARKHAND: An initiative led by environmentalist and sustainability advocate Rajeev Singh to preserve Hodopathy, a traditional indigenous healing system associated with Jharkhand’s Adivasi communities, has been featured in Dainik Jagran’s Dhanbad edition on October 9, 2026.

The report, published under the headline “गिरिडीह में होड़ोपैथी चिकित्सा पद्धति के संरक्षण की पहल” (Initiative to Preserve the Traditional Hodopathy Healing System in Giridih), highlighted efforts to document generations-old indigenous knowledge, conserve medicinal plants and protect the forest ecosystems closely associated with traditional healing practices.

As part of the initiative, three dedicated digital platforms — Hodopathy.org, Hodopathy.in and Hodopathy.com — were inaugurated at Singh’s residential office in Giridih. The websites aim to preserve and share the traditional knowledge of Adivasi elders, experienced healers and local plant experts, much of which has been passed down orally for generations.

The initiative is also linked to Hodopathy Park in Gandey, Giridih, bringing together indigenous knowledge preservation, medicinal plant conservation and community participation.

Documenting Traditional Knowledge for Future Generations

Speaking about the initiative, Singh emphasised that Adivasi communities possess valuable knowledge of forests, medicinal plants and their traditional uses. However, much of this heritage remains undocumented and is at risk of disappearing as experienced knowledge holders grow older.

To address this concern, the project team is collecting information through interviews with traditional healers, community elders and local plant experts. The documented knowledge is being reviewed and compared with available scientific literature.

The programme will progress in three phases. The first focuses on developing a digital repository of traditional knowledge. The second involves publishing a book documenting the experiences of senior healers and the identification and customary uses of medicinal plants. The third phase will provide training to young people in plant identification, conservation and documentation.

The initiative also proposes collaboration with research institutions to scientifically investigate the safety and effectiveness of selected traditional medicinal practices.

Conservation of Medicinal Plants and Forest Biodiversity

Singh stressed that preserving Hodopathy requires protecting the medicinal plants and forests from which much of this traditional knowledge originates.

The initiative seeks to encourage the cultivation and conservation of indigenous medicinal plant species, strengthen community involvement in environmental protection and contribute to forest and biodiversity conservation.

He appealed to traditional healers, Adivasi elders, forest experts and rural communities to share their experiences. Students, teachers, researchers and social organisations were also invited to participate in the programme.

Singh further emphasised that the consent, rights and contributions of traditional knowledge holders would be respected throughout the documentation process.

Community Participation in Website Launch

The inauguration programme brought together traditional healers, Adivasi community representatives and members of the organising team.

Among those present were CA Rakesh, Rimi Singh, Saman, Shubham, Sonali, Anchal Singh, Anand Murmu, Vinita Tudu and Manoj Hembrom, along with other participants.

The initiative seeks to connect indigenous wisdom with digital technology, scientific research and ecological conservation, creating opportunities for younger generations to learn from traditional knowledge holders.

The coverage in Dainik Jagran has brought wider attention to the importance of preserving Jharkhand’s indigenous heritage and protecting the medicinal plants and forests that sustain it.

By combining traditional knowledge documentation, youth participation and biodiversity conservation, the programme aims to develop a meaningful model for safeguarding indigenous knowledge and natural heritage for future generations.

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Rajeev Singh, Founder of Sansar Green and an agri-entrepreneur from Jharkhand, has been featured in Dainik Hindustan for presenting the innovative “Soil to Bazaar” agricultural model at the National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program organized under the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (PM-RKVY) at the Chaudhary Charan Singh National Institute of Agricultural Marketing (CCS-NIAM), Jaipur.

The news highlights Rajeev Singh’s participation as one of the selected agri-startup innovators representing Jharkhand at the national platform, where he showcased Sansar Green’s integrated agricultural ecosystem designed to bridge the gap between scientific innovation and farmers’ prosperity.

The “Soil to Bazaar” model integrates soil testing, AI-powered agricultural advisory, organic and microbial agricultural inputs, quality planting material, farmer training, digital agriculture, and direct market linkages to create a sustainable and technology-driven farming ecosystem.

According to the Dainik Hindustan report, the innovation received appreciation from agricultural scientists, industry experts, investors, and members of the national evaluation committee for its practical approach to strengthening India’s agricultural value chain and improving farmers’ incomes through modern technology.

The newspaper coverage marks an important milestone for Rajeev Singh and Sansar Green, recognizing their continued efforts to develop innovative, farmer-centric solutions that promote sustainable agriculture, digital transformation, and rural entrepreneurship.

Rajeev Singh expressed his gratitude for the recognition and reaffirmed Sansar Green’s commitment to building a future where scientific research, innovation, and technology work together to empower farmers and contribute to India’s agricultural growth.

The publication of this achievement in Dainik Hindustan further reinforces the growing recognition of Sansar Green’s vision to transform Indian agriculture through innovation, sustainability, and farmer-first solutions.

During the national-level program, Rajeev Singh presented Sansar Green’s innovative “Soil to Bazaar” model, an integrated agricultural ecosystem developed to empower farmers through science, technology, and sustainable farming practices.

The model brings together multiple services on a single platform, including soil testing, AI-powered agricultural advisory, organic and microbial agricultural inputs, quality planting material, farmer training, digital agriculture, e-commerce, and direct market linkages. Its objective is to help farmers reduce production costs, improve productivity, and achieve sustainable income growth.

Presented alongside selected agri-startups from across India, the “Soil to Bazaar” model received appreciation from agricultural scientists, industry experts, investors, and members of the national evaluation committee for its practical and technology-driven approach to strengthening India’s agricultural value chain.

Speaking after the presentation, Rajeev Singh said, “Our vision is to go beyond supplying agricultural products. We aim to provide farmers with scientific solutions, modern technology, market access, and sustainable opportunities that improve their livelihoods.”

This recognition reflects Sansar Green’s continued commitment to developing innovative agricultural solutions that support farmer prosperity, environmental sustainability, and the future of Indian agriculture.

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I am honoured to share that I represented Jharkhand at the National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program under the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (PM-RKVY), held at the Chaudhary Charan Singh National Institute of Agricultural Marketing (CCS-NIAM), Jaipur.

At the national platform, I presented my vision through Sansar Green’s “Soil to Bazaar” model—an integrated agricultural ecosystem designed to empower farmers by combining soil testing, AI-powered advisory, organic and microbial agricultural inputs, quality planting material, farmer training, digital platforms, and direct market linkages.

It was a privilege to receive appreciation and valuable feedback from agricultural scientists, industry experts, investors, and members of the national evaluation committee. Their encouragement reinforces my belief that technology, innovation, and scientific farming can transform Indian agriculture and improve the livelihoods of millions of farmers.

This recognition is not just a personal milestone but a reflection of Sansar Green’s mission to build a sustainable, technology-driven, and farmer-first agricultural ecosystem for India.

The journey continues—with innovation, collaboration, and an unwavering commitment to empowering farmers.

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Giridih, Jharkhand: Rajeev Singh, Founder of Sansar Green and a prominent agri-entrepreneur from Jharkhand, has been featured in Dainik Hindustan following his participation in the National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program organized under the Pradhan Mantri Rashtriya Krishi Vikas Yojana (PM-RKVY) at the Chaudhary Charan Singh National Institute of Agricultural Marketing (CCS-NIAM), Jaipur.

The newspaper highlighted Rajeev Singh’s presentation of Sansar Green’s innovative “Soil to Bazaar” model, an integrated agricultural ecosystem developed to connect scientific innovation with practical farming solutions. Representing Jharkhand on the national stage, Rajeev Singh was among the selected agri-startup innovators invited to showcase transformative ideas for the future of Indian agriculture.

National Recognition for an Innovative Agricultural Ecosystem

The National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program brought together leading agri-startups, agricultural scientists, policymakers, investors, and industry experts from across the country to identify innovative solutions capable of strengthening India’s agricultural sector.

During the event, Rajeev Singh presented Sansar Green’s “Soil to Bazaar” model, which focuses on providing farmers with an end-to-end ecosystem that combines scientific knowledge, modern technology, and direct market access.

The model received appreciation from agricultural scientists, industry experts, investors, and members of the national evaluation committee for its practical approach to improving productivity, reducing cultivation costs, and creating sustainable income opportunities for farmers.

What is the “Soil to Bazaar” Model?

The Soil to Bazaar model has been developed with a simple vision—to support farmers at every stage of the agricultural journey, from understanding soil health to successfully marketing their produce.

The integrated ecosystem includes:

• Scientific Soil Testing
• AI-Powered Agricultural Advisory
• Organic and Microbial Agricultural Inputs
• Bio-Fertilizer and Sustainable Crop Nutrition Solutions
• Quality Planting Material
• Farmer Training and Capacity Building
• Digital Agriculture Services
• Agricultural E-Commerce
• Direct Market Linkages
• Sustainable Farming Practices

By integrating these services into one platform, Sansar Green aims to help farmers make informed decisions, adopt modern farming techniques, improve crop productivity, reduce input costs, and increase profitability.

Rajeev Singh’s Vision for Indian Agriculture

Speaking during the national program, Rajeev Singh emphasized that agriculture must move beyond the traditional supply of agricultural products and evolve into a complete ecosystem driven by science, innovation, and technology.

“Our vision is to empower farmers with scientific solutions, artificial intelligence, sustainable farming practices, and direct access to better markets. We believe technology and research should directly improve the lives of farmers while protecting the environment for future generations.”

According to Rajeev Singh, India’s agricultural transformation depends on integrating research institutions, startups, digital technologies, and farmers into a single collaborative ecosystem that delivers measurable improvements in productivity and income.

Building a Farmer-First Agricultural Ecosystem

Sansar Green has consistently focused on developing practical solutions that address real challenges faced by farmers.

Its initiatives promote:

• AI-based agricultural advisory
• Soil health management
• Organic and microbial agricultural inputs
• Bio-fertilizer technologies
• Digital agriculture
• Sustainable farming
• Farmer skill development
• Market connectivity
• Rural entrepreneurship
• Technology-driven agriculture

The company’s objective is to make advanced agricultural technologies accessible to farmers of all scales while supporting environmentally responsible farming practices.

A Proud Moment for Jharkhand

Rajeev Singh’s participation at the national program also highlights the growing contribution of Jharkhand’s startup ecosystem to agricultural innovation in India.

His presentation demonstrated how innovative ideas developed in Jharkhand can contribute to solving national agricultural challenges through practical, scalable, and farmer-centric solutions.

The media coverage in Dainik Hindustan reflects the increasing visibility of entrepreneurs from Jharkhand who are working to modernize Indian agriculture through innovation and sustainable development.

Sansar Green’s Commitment to Sustainable Agriculture

Sansar Green continues to invest in research, innovation, and farmer empowerment through integrated agricultural solutions that combine traditional farming knowledge with modern science.

The organization’s initiatives support:

• Organic Farming
• Natural Farming
• Smart Farming
• Precision Agriculture
• AI in Agriculture
• Bio-Fertilizer Innovation
• Digital Agriculture
• Sustainable Rural Development
• Agricultural Research
• Farmer Empowerment

Through its Harit Sansar initiative and other farmer-focused programs, Sansar Green also promotes environmental conservation, plantation drives, and awareness about sustainable agricultural practices.

Looking Ahead

The recognition of Rajeev Singh’s work at the National Agri Startup Investment & Evaluation Program and its coverage in Dainik Hindustan marks an important milestone in Sansar Green’s journey toward building a technology-driven, sustainable, and farmer-first agricultural ecosystem.

As the company continues to expand its research, innovation, and outreach initiatives, its mission remains clear: to empower farmers through science, technology, sustainability, and better market opportunities while contributing to India’s vision of a self-reliant and globally competitive agricultural economy.

With continued innovation and collaboration, Sansar Green aims to transform the journey from “Soil to Bazaar” into a pathway for greater prosperity, stronger rural entrepreneurship, and a brighter future for Indian agriculture.

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