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Rural Manager; Building Partnerships, Resource Mobilization, and Creating Value for Investment in Development Sector

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  1. Keerthi KadamAugust 14, 2017 at 5:29 PM

    Hi Himanshu,

    I bumped into this blog while searching for Agriculture topics. We at Agriculture Circle (http://agriculturecircle.com/) are looking for Guest Bloggers as Contributors, this will be an unpaid gig. Please let us know if you would be interested.

    Best Regards,
    Keerthi Kadam

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    1. YayaverOctober 18, 2017 at 11:41 AM

      Thanks for the generous offer but I don't write for other platforms (paid /unpaid).

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  2. AnonymousDecember 30, 2017 at 11:53 PM

    Hello sir, i am a chemical engineering graduate. After struggling for a job in this sector i stopped searching for job. During those days when i was unemployed i started reading about rural people, this thing changed my mind totally. I decided to work for rural people. I searched for some RM courses, but all of them are based on CAT scores. One day accidentally i got to know about NIRDPR, after 2 trials finally i got selected in the PGDRDM course. Now i am in a big dilemma. NIRD focuses mainly on livelihoods and poverty, and their course mentor is an IRMA alumni who is forcing students to follow IRMA's cooperative ideology. The course has become jumbled structure of old NIRD's and IRMA's course. I am not learning anything here. The mentor has messed up everything. Email me your response ( sshoaibshaikh2509@hotmail.com)

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