resulting in the meaning “excellent Meru” or “wonderful Meru”.

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE EMPOWERED Jambudīpa
(Jpn: 閻浮提 Enbudai) one of the four continents, which is situated to the
south of Mount Meru.) is is located in the south and is the dwelling of
ordinary human beings.

Karnataka

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE EMPOWERED Jambudvipa in geopolitical sense

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पर मायावती ने बड़ा ऐलान किया है. बीएसपी सुप्रीमो ने कहा कि 2023 में
कर्नाटक, मध्य प्रदेश, छत्तीसगढ़ और जहां भी चुनाव होंगे, बीएसपी सभी चुनाव
अकेले लड़ेगी. लोकसभा चुनाव में भी बीएसपी किसी के साथ गठबंधन नहीं करेगी.
वहीं अखिलेश यादव ने मायावती को जन्मदिन की बधाई दी है.
मायावती के अलावा आज डिंपल यादव भी अपना जन्मदिन सेलिब्रेट कर रही हैं. इस
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ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE EMPOWERED JAMBUDIPA UNIVERSE

NOW IS ALL THAT YOU HAVE

DO GOOD PURIFY MIND

This is for BODY

Wise,Intelligent
people of All Major religions in the world of
ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE EMPOWERED JAMBUDIPA
UNIVERSE grows vegetables & Fruits Plants in pots

which tastes the same for all including haters to live like free birds
to overcome Hunger on Good Earth and SPACE.After getting up at 3:45 AM
take bath & do Buddhists Patanjali Yogic Meditation inhaling &
exhaling in all positions of the body.

Do Meditative Mindful Swimming

This is for MIND

We were in

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE EMPOWERED JAMBUDIPA

We are in

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE EMPOWERED JAMBUDIPA

We continue to be in

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE EMPOWERED JAMBUDIPA

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE
EMPOWERED JAMBUDIPA Maha Mayawati ji said she will bring back Ashokan
rule Jambudīpa is also known as Jambusanda which grows Jambu-tree
derives its name from the (Naga) which grows there to represent his
realm in 3rd century BC

Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Scheduled Caste leader and former Uttar Pradesh chief minister

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE

Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Maha Mayawati said that rival parties are using all tricks to stop BSP from coming to power.

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE

Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Maha
Mayawati also raised concerns over the use of Electronic Voting
Machines. “Since 1984, ballot paper use, the vote percentage not
decreased. With the use of EVM, the party voting percentage has gone
down. In various countries the EVM had been withdrawn and ballot papers
is being used. It’s the work of the EVM that BSP vote has decreased. I
have urged the Election Commission to use ballot paper,” she said.

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Maha
Mayawati said that her BSP won’t forge an alliance with any party for
the upcoming state elections or the 2024 national polls.

“The
BSP will not form alliance with any party in the Rajasthan,Chhattisgarh
and Karnataka assembly election as well as the 2024 Lok Sabha
election,” she said.

She
also launched a fresh attack against the Foreigners kicked out from
Bene Israel, Tibet, Africa, Western Europe, Eastern Germeny, South
Russia, Eastern Europe,Hungary chitpavan brahmin

Rowdy
Swayam Sevaks number one terrorists practicing hatred, anger, jealousy,
delusion, stupidity which are defilement of the mind requiring mental
treatment at mental asylums for the saffron party

“Due
to wrong policies of the BJP government the people are facing natural
disaster,” she further said in an apparent reference to the sinking of
the Joshimath town in Uttarakhand.

“The central agencies have been politicized,” the

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE

Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

leader said.

She
also targeted the Congress and SP: “The reservation for the OBC, SC/ST
is not being implemented by the BJP government. The Congress and
Samajwadi Party has also cheated the OBC, SC and ST community.”

Mayawati celebrates 67th birthday, optimistic for 2024

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE

Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Scheduled
Caste Maha Mayawati, the head of the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) and
four-time chief minister of Uttar Pradesh, was born on 15 January 1956
in Delhi in a

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Awakened Aboriginal Scheduled Caste family.

Besides
being among the most important political leaders of Uttar Pradesh, she
is a Empowered Awakened Aboriginal Scheduled Caste icon and her clout
extends far beyond the boundaries of

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Aboriginal Scheduled Caste Prabuddha Bharat’s most populous state.

——–1

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मायावती न…..

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE

Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Scheduled
Caste Maha Mayawati had a simple childhood, and her father, Prabhu Das,
was employed with the post office. She secured her bachelor’s degree in
arts from Kalindi Women’s College, and a law degree from Campus Law
Centre, Delhi University. She also did a B.Ed. from Ghaziabad.

In September 1977, during a conference on

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Scheduled
Caste organised by the Janata Party’s Raj Narain, who had defeated
Indira Gandhi in the Lok Sabha polls from Rae Bareilly, repeatedly
referred to

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Scheduled Castes as Harijans.

This angered the young

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE

Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Scheduled
Caste Maha Mayawati, who was present at the event. As the journalist
Bhupesh Bhandari wrote in the Business Standard in December 2011:

“Even in those early days she used to find the term [Harijan], coined
by Mahatma Gandhi, condescending and thus hugely offensive. She walked
up to the stage and tore into Raj Narain. A couple of months later, on a
cold

winter night,

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE

Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Scheduled Caste Maha Manyawar Kanshi Ram [founder of the BSP] visited her at home.

The
burly Sikh [his family belonged to a Empowered Awakened Aboriginal
Scheduled Caste community but had converted to Sikhism] had quit his
government job to fight the cause of the Empowered Awakened Aboriginal
Scheduled Caste community.

He
reportedly told her that if she followed him, one day she would be
giving orders to IAS officers. It was a prediction that would come true.

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE Empowered Aboriginal of JAMBUDIPA

Scheduled
Caste Maha Manyawar Kanshi Ram founded the BSP in 1984,he made
ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,C Empowered Aboriginal of
JAMBUDIPA Maha Mayawati a member of his core team.

This
is Jambudīpa a name often used to describe the territory of Greater
Prabuddha BHARAT in Ancient sources.The term is based on the concept of
dvīpa, meaning “island” or “continent” in Ancient cosmogony.

The term Jambudvipa was used by Ashoka to represent his Aboriginal realm.

The
Buddhist cosmology divides the bhūmaṇḍala (circle of the earth) into
three separate levels: Kāmadhātu (Desire realm), Rūpadhātu (Form
realm),and Ārūpyadhātu (Formless realm). In the Kāmadhātu is located
Mount Sumeru which is said to be surrounded by four island-continents.

“The
southernmost island is called Jambudīpa”. The other three continents of
Buddhist accounts around Sumeru are not accessible to humans from
Jambudīpa.

Jambudīpa is shaped like a triangle with a blunted point facing south, somewhat like the Indian subcontinent. In its center is a

gigantic Jambu tree from which the continent takes its name, meaning “Jambu Island”.

Jambudipa, one of the four Mahādīpas, or great continents, which are included in the Cakkavāla and are ruled by a Cakkavatti.

They are grouped round Mount Sumeru.In Jambudīpa is Himavā with its eighty-four thousand peaks,its lakes, mountain ranges, etc.

This
continent derives its name from the Jambu-tree (also called Naga) which
grows there, its trunk fifteen yojanas in girth, its outspreading
branches fifty yojanas in length, its shade one hundred yojanas in
extent and its height one hundred yojanas

On
account of this tree, Jambudīpa is also known as Jambusanda .The
continent is ten thousand yojanas in extent; of these ten thousand,four
thousand are covered by the ocean, three thousand by the Himālaya
mountains, while three thousand are inhabited by men

Jambudīpa
is the region where the humans live and is the only place where a being
may become awakened by being born as a human being.

It
is in Jambudīpa that one may receive the gift of Dhamma and come to
understand the Four Noble Truths, the Noble Eightfold Path and
ultimately

realize the liberation from the cycle of life and death.

Another
reference is from the Buddhist text Mahavamsa, where the emperor
Ashoka’s son Mahinda introduces himself to the Sri Lankan king
Devanampiyatissa as from Jambudīpa, referring to what is now the

Prabuddha Bharatian subcontinent. This is Based In the Kṣitigarbha Sūtra in the Mahayana.

——————-2

Jambudīpa in geopolitical sense

The
term Jambudīpa is used by Ashoka perhaps to represent his realm in 3rd
century BC, same terminology is then repeated in subsequent inscriptions

for instance Mysorean inscription from the tenth century AD which also describes the region, presumably India, as Jambudīpa.

‘the
Kuntala country (which included the north-western parts of Mysore and
the southern parts of the Bombay Presidency) was ruled by the
nava-Nanda,

Gupta-kula,Mauryya
kings ;then the Rattas ruled it : after whom were the Chalukyas; then
the Kalachuryya family; and after them the (Hoysala) Ballalas.’Another,
at Kubatur,expressly states that Chandra Gupta ruled the Naga-khanda in
the south of the Bharata-kshetra of Jambudīpa :

this
is the Nagara-khanda Seventy of so many inscriptions, of which
Bandanikke (Bandalike in Shimoga) seems to have been the chief town.

And further,a record to be noticed below says that the daughters of the Kadamba king were given in marriage to the Guptas.

Report Of Mysore

Mount
Meru (also Sumeru (Sanskrit) or Sineru (Pāli) or Kangrinboqe) is the
name of the central world-mountain in Buddhist cosmology.

Etymologically, the proper name of the mountain is Meru (Pāli Meru), to which is added the approbatory prefix su-,

resulting in the meaning “excellent Meru” or “wonderful Meru”.

EMPOWERED JAMBUDIPA UNIVERSE

Jambudīpa
(Jpn: 閻浮提 Enbudai) one of the four continents, which is situated to the
south of Mount Meru.) is is located in the south and is the dwelling of
ordinary human beings.

Its shape is trapezoidal or resembling the shape of an axe-head. It is the human world in which we live.

It is said to be shaped “like a cart”, or rather a blunt-nosed triangle with the point facing south.

(This description probably echoes the shape of the coastline of southern Prabuddha Bharat.

Karnataka

Jambudvipa in geopolitical sense

The
term Jambudvipa is used by Ashoka perhaps to represent his realm in 3rd
century BC, same terminology is then repeated in subsequent
inscriptions for instance Mysorean inscription from the tenth century AD
which also describes the region, presumably Prabuddha Bharat as
Jambudvipa.

‘
the Kuntala country (which included the north-western parts of Mysore
and the southern parts of the Bombay Presidency) was ruled by the
nava-Nanda, Gupta-kula, Mauryya kings ; then the Rattas ruled it : after
whom were the Chalukyas; then the Kalachuryya family;

After them the (Hoysala) Ballalas.

Jambudīpa)
is a name often used to describe the territory of Greater Prabuddha
Bharat in Ancient Indian sources. The term is based on the concept of
dvīpa, meaning “island” or “continent” in Ancient Prabuddha Bharatian
cosmogony.

The
term Jambudvipa was used by Ashoka to represent his realm in the third
century BCE.The same terminology was used in subsequent texts, for
instance Kannada inscriptions from the tenth century CE which also
described the region, presumably Ancient Prabuddha Bharat,as Jambudipa

The Prakrit name Jambudīpasi for “Prabuddha Bharat ” in the Sahasram Minor Rock Edict of Ashoka, circa 250 BCE (Brahmi script).

It
is 10,000 yojanas in extent (Vibhajyavāda tradition) or has a perimeter
of 6,000 yojanas (Sarvāstivāda tradition) to which can be added the
southern coast of only 3 1⁄2 yojanas’ length.

The
continent takes its name from a giant Jambu tree (Syzygium cumini), 100
yojanas tall, which grows in the middle of the continent.

Every continent has one of these giant trees.

All Awakened One Buddhas appear in Jambudīpa

The
people here are five to six feet tall and their length of life varies
between 10 to power 140 years (Asankya Aayu) and 10 years.

“Since this continent is adorned by a k km Jambubriksha jambu tree, it is known as the ‘Continent of Jambu’, or Jambudīpa.

The jambu tree is presumed by some to be the rose-apple tree (Eugenia jambolana).

More recent scholarship suggests that it may be a variety of plum.

However, legend says that only one jambu tree exists, which is not visible to ordinary persons but only to Awakened beings.

The
Buddhist cosmology divides the bhūmaṇḍala (circle of the earth) into
three separate levels: Kāmadhātu (Desire realm), Rūpadhātu (Form
realm),and Ārūpyadhātu (Formless realm). In the Kāmadhātu is located
Mount Sumeru which is said to be surrounded by four island-continents.

“The
southernmost island is called Jambudīpa”. The other three continents of
Buddhist accounts around Sumeru are not accessible to humans from
Jambudīpa.

Jambudīpa is shaped like a triangle with a blunted point

facing south, somewhat like the Indian subcontinent.

In its center is a gigantic Jambu tree from which the continent takes its name, meaning “Jambu Island”.

Jambudipa, one of the four Mahādīpas, or great continents, which are included in the Cakkavāla and are ruled by a

Cakkavatti.

They are grouped round Mount Sumeru. In Jambudīpa is Himavā

with its eighty-four thousand peaks, its lakes, mountain ranges, etc.

——-3

However, legend says that only one jambu tree exists, which is not visible to ordinary persons but only to Awakened beings.

The
Buddhist cosmology divides the bhūmaṇḍala (circle of the earth) into
three separate levels: Kāmadhātu (Desire realm), Rūpadhātu (Form
realm),and Ārūpyadhātu (Formless realm). In the Kāmadhātu is located
Mount Sumeru which is said to be surrounded by four island-continents.

“The southernmost island is called Jambudīpa”. The other three continents of Buddhist accounts around Sumeru are not accessible to humans from Jambudīpa.

Jambudīpa is shaped like a triangle with a blunted point

facing south, somewhat like the Indian subcontinent.

In its center is a gigantic Jambu tree from which the continent takes its name, meaning “Jambu Island”.

Jambudipa, one of the four Mahādīpas, or great continents, which are included in the Cakkavāla and are ruled by a

Cakkavatti.

They are grouped round Mount Sumeru. In Jambudīpa is Himavā

with its eighty-four thousand peaks, its lakes, mountain ranges, etc.

However, legend says that only one jambu tree exists, which is not visible to ordinary persons but only to Awakened beings.

The
Buddhist cosmology divides the bhūmaṇḍala (circle of the earth) into
three separate levels: Kāmadhātu (Desire realm), Rūpadhātu (Form
realm),and Ārūpyadhātu (Formless realm). In the Kāmadhātu is located
Mount Sumeru which is said to be surrounded by four island-continents.

“The
southernmost island is called Jambudīpa”. The other three continents of
Buddhist accounts around Sumeru are not accessible to humans from
Jambudīpa.

Jambudīpa is shaped like a triangle with a blunted point

facing south, somewhat like the Indian subcontinent.

In its center is a gigantic Jambu tree from which the continent takes its name, meaning “Jambu Island”.

Jambudipa, one of the four Mahādīpas, or great continents, which are included in the Cakkavāla and are ruled by a

Cakkavatti.

They are grouped round Mount Sumeru. In Jambudīpa is Himavā

with its eighty-four thousand peaks, its lakes, mountain ranges, etc.

This continent derives its name from the Jambu-tree (also called Naga) which grows there, its trunk fifteen yojanas in girth,

its
outspreading branches fifty yojanas in length, its shade one
hundredyojanas in extent and its height one hundred yojanas (Vin.i.30;

SNA.ii.443;

On account of this tree, Jambudīpa is also known as Jambusanda (SN.vs.552; SNA.i.121).

The
continent is ten thousand yojanas in extent; of these ten thousand,four
thousand are covered by the ocean,three thousand by the Himālaya
mountains,while three thousand are inhabited by men Jambudīpa is the
region where the humans live and is the only place where a being may
become enlightened by being born as a human being.

This is Based In the Kṣitigarbha Sūtra in the Mahayana.

Jambudīpa in geopolitical sense The term Jambudīpa is used by Ashoka perhaps to represent his realm in 3rd century BC,

same terminology is then repeated in subsequent inscriptions for instance

Mysorean
inscription from the tenth century AD which also describes the
region,presumably India,as Jambudīpa.the Kuntala country (which included
the north-western parts of Mysore and the southern parts of the Bombay
Presidency) was ruled by the nava-Nanda,Gupta-kula,Mauryya kings

then the Rattas ruled it :after whom were the Chalukyas; then the

Kalachuryya
family; and after them the (Hoysala) Ballalas.’’ Another, at Kubatur,
expressly states that Chandra Gupta ruled the Naga-khanda in the south
of the Bharata-kshetra of Jambudīpa :

this
is the Nagara-khanda Seventy of so many inscriptions,of which
Bandanikke(Bandalike in Shimoga)seems to have been the chief town.And
fuidher, a record to be noticed below says that the daughters of the
Kadamba king were given in marriage to the Guptas. Annual Report Of
Mysore

Mount
Meru (also Sumeru (Sanskrit)or Sineru (Pāli) or Kangrinboqe) is the
name of the central world-mountain in Buddhist cosmology.

Etymologically,
the proper name of the mountain is Meru (Pāli Meru), to which is added
the approbatory prefix su-, resulting in the meaning “excellent Meru” or

“wonderful Meru”.

——4

The
Buddhist cosmology divides the bhūmaṇḍala (circle of the earth) into
three separate levels:Kāmadhātu (Desire realm),Rūpadhātu (Form
realm),& Ārūpyadhātu (Formless realm).In the Kāmadhātu is located
Mount Sumeru which is said to be surrounded by four island-continents.

“The
southernmost island is called Jambudīpa”. The other three continents of
Buddhist accounts around Sumeru are not accessible to humans from
Jambudīpa. Jambudīpa is shaped like a triangle with a blunted point facing south, somewhat like the Prabuddha Bharatian subcontinent.

In its center is a gigantic Jambu tree from which the continent takes its name, meaning “Jambu Island”.

Jambudipa,
one of the four Mahādīpas, or great continents, which are included in
the Cakkavāla and are ruled by a Cakkavatti. They are grouped round
Mount Sumeru.

In Jambudīpa is Himavā with its eighty-four thousand peaks, its lakes, mountain ranges, etc.

This
continent derives its name from the Jambu-tree (also called Naga) which
grows there, its trunk fifteen yojanas in girth, its outspreading
branches fifty yojanas in length,

its shade one hundred yojanas in extent and its height one hundred yojanas (Vin.i.30; SNA.ii.443; Vsm.i.205f; Sp.i.119, etc.)

On account of this tree, Jambudīpa is also known as Jambusanda (SN.vs.552; SNA.i.121).

The
continent is ten thousand yojanas in extent; of these ten thousand,
four thousand are covered by the ocean, three thousand by the Himālaya
mountains, while three thousand are inhabited by men (SNA.ii.437;
UdA.300).

Jambudvīpa
is the region where the humans live and is the only place where a being
may become enlightened by being born as a human being.

It
is in Jambudvīpa that one may receive the gift of Dharma and come to
understand the Four Noble Truths, the Noble Eightfold Path and
ultimately realize the liberation from the cycle of life and death.

Another
reference is from the Buddhist text Mahavamsa, where the emperor
Ashoka’s son Mahinda introduces himself to the Sri Lankan king
Devanampiyatissa as from Jambudvipa, referring to what is now the Indian
subcontinent. This is Based In the Kṣitigarbha Sūtra in the Mahayana.

According to a Survey, If Jains in India Go from 0.3% to 3% then we will overtake America & China.

So let’s us talk about some FACTS :

● National Avg Literacy Rate 65%, Jains Avg Literacy Rate 94%.

● Female National Avg Literacy Rate 54%, Jains Female Avg Literacy Rate 91%.

● 50% of the Total CAs are Jains.

● According to Forbes, Jains are the Wealthiest People of India & Belgium.

● Jains are 0.3% of the Indian Population but pay 24% of Income Tax. [In 2009 Jains have paid even 42% of Income Tax]

● Jains Contribute 25% towards National Development.

● 65% of Diamond & Gold business in the World are done by Jains.

● 62% Charity is done by Jains.

● 46% Stock brokers are Jains.

● 33% of the Airline Industry is controlled by Jains.

● 20% of the Pharmaceuticals & Textiles are controlled by Jains.

● Jains have the Highest Life Expectancy of 71 age.

● Out of 16,000 Gaushalas 9,600 are run by Jains.

● Alber Einstein once said that I don’t know Whether there is reincarnation or not but if it happens then I want to be a Jain.

●
According to Annual Summit of World Environment Committee, Germany in
2010 “If We have to Save the Earth from Global Warming We have to Follow
Jain’s Lifestyle & Principles.”

● Never plays any Minority Card like others.

●
Jains are not taught how to do business, it is in our genes. [You don’t
teach the child of a Lion how to hunt and in the same way Child of a
Jain is also not taught how to do a Business].

● Jains are not Job Seekers, we are Job Givers.

●
Lawyers, Doctors live on the sadness of others whereas CAs live on the
Growth or Happiness of others. [That’s how we choose business].

● We don’t love dogs and then kill mosquitoes.

● Others are doing this Vegan- Dietician- Mind Control - Wearing Masks. Jains have been doing these for Centuries.

● We believe in Live & Let Live. [Mukesh Ambami Says Jio we say Jio & Jene do]

● We don’t believe in ‘I’. We believe in ‘US’.

● Biggest Fights happen because of You are wrong and I’m Right. Jains say you are Right & I’m also Right. (Mutual Respect).

So Why are Jains so Rich & Great ???

Reasons -

● Jains are Dynamites Not Parasites

● Succession Planning

● Supreme Wisdom (Kaivalya Gyan)

● Vow OF “AHIMSA Vrat” (No Himsa whether Mentally, Orally or Physically.)

● Life Kindness (Jiv Daya)

● Conscious Capitalism (Don’t do - Parties, Politics, Enjoyment, Clubbing, Acting)

(We do Prayer, Meditation, Spirituality, Forgiveness).

● Community is Family.

● Very High on Integrity

● Anekantavada (Mutual Respect)

● Chaturvidha Dana (4-fold charity of Food, Medicine, Protection, Knowledge).

————–5

At
present, the EC’s VVPAT auditing is restricted to one randomly chosen
polling booth per constituency. In a recent essay, K. Ashok Vardhan
Shetty , a former IAS officer, demonstrates that this sample size will
fail to detect faulty EVMs 98-99% of the time. He also shows that VVPATs
can be an effective deterrent to fraud only on the condition that the
detection of even one faulty EVM in a constituency must entail the VVPAT
hand-counting of all the EVMs in that constituency. Without this
proviso, VVPATs would merely provide the sheen of integrity without its
substance.

The third criterion is secrecy. Here too, EVMs

disappoint. With the paper ballot, the EC could mix ballot papers from

different booths before counting, so that voting preferences could not

be connected to a given locality. But with EVMs, we are back to

booth-wise counting, which allows one to discern voting patterns and

renders marginalised communities vulnerable to pressure. Totaliser

machines can remedy this, but the EC has shown no intent to adopt them.

So,

on all three counts — transparency, verifiability and secrecy — EVMs

are flawed. VVPATs are not the answer either, given the sheer magnitude

of the logistical challenges. The recent track record of EVMs indicates

that the number of malfunctions in a national election will be high. For

that very reason, the EC is unlikely to adopt a policy of hand-counting

all EVMs in constituencies where faulty machines are reported, as this

might entail hand-counting on a scale that defeats the very purpose of

EVMs. And yet, this is a principle without which the use of VVPATs is

meaningless.

Unjustified suspicions

Despite these issues, EVMs

continue to enjoy the confidence of the EC, which insists that Indian

EVMs, unlike the Western ones, are tamper-proof. But this is a matter of

trust. Even if the software has been burnt into the microchip, neither

the EC nor the voter knows for sure what software is running in a

particular EVM. One has to simply trust the manufacturer and the EC. But

as the German court observed, the precondition of this trust is the

verifiability of election events, whereas in the case of EVMs, “the

calculation of the election result is based on a calculation act which

cannot be examined from outside”.

While it is true that the

results come quicker and the process is cheaper with EVMs as compared to

paper ballot, both these considerations are undeniably secondary to the

integrity of the election. Another argument made in favour of the EVM

is that it eliminates malpractices such as booth-capturing and

ballot-box stuffing. In the age of the smartphone, however, the

opportunity costs of ballot-box-stuffing and the risk of exposure are

prohibitively high. In contrast, tampering with code could accomplish

rigging on a scale unimaginable for booth-capturers. Moreover, it is

nearly impossible to detect EVM-tampering. As a result, suspicions of

tampering in the tallying of votes — as opposed to malfunction in

registering the votes, which alone is detectable — are destined to

remain in the realm of speculation. The absence of proven fraud might

save the EVM for now, but its survival comes at a dangerous cost — the

corrosion of people’s faith in the electoral process.

Yet there

doesn’t have to be incontrovertible evidence of EVM-tampering for a

nation to return to paper ballot. Suspicion is enough, and there is

enough of it already. As the German court put it, “The democratic

legitimacy of the election demands that the election events be

controllable so that… unjustified suspicion can be refuted.” The

phrase “unjustified suspicion” is pertinent. The EC has always

maintained that suspicions against EVMs are unjustified. Clearly, the

solution is not to dismiss EVM-sceptics as ignorant technophobes.

Rather, the EC is obliged to provide the people of India a polling

process capable of refuting unjustified suspicion, as this is a basic

requirement for democratic legitimacy, not an optional accessory.

sampath.g@thehindu.co.in

Jagatheesan Chandrasekharan, [Dec 30, 2022 at 9:05 AM]
A
/ One cannot describe Bhakti movement in a single category. The Bhakti
movement has several aspects. On the one side, there was dissent against
the established order of things in relation to the Vedic practice. At
the same time, there was considerable conformism to the Puranic kind of
religion. If you look at the songs of these saints — Saiva Nayanars and
Vaishnava Alwars — most of them are addressed to Puranic deities, who
are consecrated at temples.
A / In a paper which I along with my
Professor M.G.S. Narayanan published some 45 years ago, we argued that
the Bhakti movement was propagation of the temple cult, which meant the
propagation of the kind of ideology represented by the landed magnates
who were managing the temples. So, a new social formation was coming
into existence and this was the ideological justification for that. The
Bhakti movement was not this or that but it was this, that and the
others. You cannot give a single explanation for the movement. But the
Bhakti movement further developed more conformists. Brahminical
orthodoxy is also the child of Bhakti movement. What began by breaking
fences eventually ended up building walls.
Q / What is your view on
the argument that the writing of the history of India should start from
the south and not from the north?
A / This question comes only when
you accept the notion of India. If you accept the notion of India, you
could ask whether it should start from north India or south India. When
does this notion of India come into existence? Let us say in the 19th
century, with the Indian national movement during the British rule.
Before that, there was no India. Then, what Indian history are you
talking about?

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Many of us look forward to the unmistakable taste of fresh, locally grown vegetables and fruit,

especially those that come from our own soil. For those of you who

would like to grow food at home but have limited space, don’t despair.

Your dream of home-grown food is still within reach.

You may be wondering how to grow vegetables if you have little to no

space with full sun exposure, but many vegetables will tolerate partial

shade, and a few could even be considered ’shade vegetables’ as they

won’t tolerate full sun exposure.

Maybe you live in an apartment with not much more than a balcony, but

you love fresh veggies and would still like to grow your own - no

problem! Here are some top tips to help make your urban garden a tasty

success.
If you don’t even have a balcony, you can even grow vegetables at home
in an apartment if you can spare a small amount of window space - see
here.

1.) Container gardening

If you have limited outdoor space, be it a small yard, shared

courtyard or balcony, a container garden with vegetables and fruits may

be the ideal thing for you.

One of the great things about container gardening is the ability to

grow almost any vegetable and many varieties of fruit, given the right

conditions and space enough for an appropriately-sized container.

With the right amount of sun exposure and watering system it’s even

feasible to successfully grow small fruit trees or bushes this way. In

my day I have seen both lemon trees and blueberry bushes thrive in

above-ground planters - what a tasty way to fill your container garden

with color!

Container gardens are also extremely space efficient as every ounce

of soil in your container will count for fruit and vegetable production -

no growing space will be wasted underfoot as you care for and harvest

your plants.

Container garden also has the added benefit of being a great

back-saver, or they can be configured for those with reduced mobility,

making certain that growing fresh fruit and vegetables at home is

accessible to all.

Yet another unique thing about container gardening is your ability as

the gardener to chase the sun if necessary, as containers can be moved

throughout the day. If you have no time to be moving containers whilst

life carries on around you, no problem, plant for the amount of sun you

have.

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Strawberry plants in a half oak wine barrel - ideal for a smaller space

While it’s true that many plants will demand a minimum of 6 hours of

direct sun per day there are several ’shade vegetables’ that will

tolerate or thrive in partial shade and dappled sunlight.

A few things to consider when container gardening:

‘Upcycling’ can lead to some very interesting containers - steel

pasta strainers are great for kitchen herbs, reclaimed vintage boxes

will add flair to your vegetative stylings and even upcycled plastic

totes can make great planters if you’re more concerned with utility than

style. You are limited only by your imagination and preferences. You’ll

want to remember to allow for drainage, so if necessary drill holes or

otherwise puncture the bottom of your chosen containers. We also found a

great lightweight yet robust fabric raised planter that we could get
delivered to home here - and we’re on our second season. It makes
growing vegetables easier for young and old alike!

Almost any plant will grow in a container if the container is big enough.

Straw bales themselves can be used as containers for gardening, even

if they can be a little messy and break down relatively quickly they

are one viable option. We’ve been enjoying pumpkins and zucchini

straight off the top of straw bales this season - and it couldn’t be

easier (See how this is done here.)

Be sure to provide enough water and food when gardening in

containers, as soil in containers will dry out faster and nutrients tend

to flush through them with greater speed than their in-ground

counterparts.

Assess your sun exposure and plant accordingly.

For more container gardening resources check out the forum at homegrown.org

2.) Vertical Gardening:

Ah, vertical gardening. There are so many ways to grow upwards

- let’s face it, most vegetables and fruit bearing plants grow upwards -

when fitting food production into a smaller space, consider using a

traditional trellis to a recycled pallet planter to a hanging hydroponic

window garden. The options for vertical gardening are vast and require

only some creativity - making productive space out of lost space is the

key to maximum productivity in the small urban garden.

Lettuce planted on vertical trays, what a great way to brighten up an ugly outside wall in an urban yard

Which edibles lend themselves to vertical gardening you may be

wondering; well I’m happy to report that the list is long. Here are just

a few to get you started:

Tomatoes: Cherry tomatoes in particular (but most

varieties will do) are very happy to grow in an upward fashion when

given the right amount of support. Old nylons cut into strips are

fabulous for tying your plants to their upward structures as they are

flexible and will result in the least amount of stress on the plant

where they are attached. Maybe you don’t wear nylons or your nylons are

far too valuable to use in your urban garden, no worries, pick some up

at the thrift store, they’ll cost next to nothing. Alternatively, plant

at the top of a wall down to a basement, and watch the branches fill up

with sweet cherry tomatoes as the summer progresses.

Winter squash and melons: These plants vine

naturally and will happily grow towards the sky. Again, they will need

adequate support, particularly as they begin to fruit, but they react

well to being trained to where you have the room.

Peas and pole beans will happily grow up anything strong enough to support them

Cucumbers this favorite of the afternoon tea, spa,

or spritzer ingredient on the warmer days of summer is relatively

simple to grow in the smallest of spaces.

Asian greens, salad greens, strawberries and kitchen herbs will all
happily grow in nothing more than a recycled pallet on its side.
Instructions for that can be found here.

Greens, strawberries or kitchen herbs

will also happily grow in sections of rain gutter which can either hang

or be fixed to the side of almost any southward facing structure or in a

network of hanging bottles in a south facing window as seen here. Hanging rain gutter garden instructions are here.

Potatoes. Yup, even potatoes will grow

vertically if provided with the right container to do so. Imagine you’re

using a clean garbage can with all kinds of holes drilled in the

bottom. Throw down a few inches of soil and compost, add your cut and

cured pieces of seed potatoes and cover them with 6 more inches of dirt.

Water. When the aerial parts of the plant have reached about 6 -

8 inches, add more soil leaving only a few inches of green exposed. This

cycle can be repeated several times throughout the season. When the

plants turns brown and dies, it’s time to harvest. The potatoes on the

very top will be smaller and more delicate than those on the bottom,

much like the gourmet “new” potatoes available at the store for an

elevated price. I have heard tell of vertical potatoes growing in a

straw-filled container (rather than soil) allowing for easier harvest

and I plan to try it this year. Stop Press: This totally worked for us,

and it seems like the potatoes grow easier leading to a heavier crop. I

kept topping up the straw with the slowly disintegrating straw bales

our pumpkin and zuccinis are growing in.

Try hanging planters: Strawberries will thrive in

hanging baskets, even tomatoes will happily grow upside down out of the

bottom of a hanging bucket. Our ground covering strawberries do little

more than make for fat, happy chipmunks, hanging them means you might

get to eat some too. DIY upside down tomato planter instructions here.

Worthy of note: We have had great success using sunflowers as the

support structure for beans, peas and cucumbers while planting shade

tolerant salad greens in the shadow of the vertical consortium.

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3.) Raised beds and square foot gardening:

If your gardening space is big enough for raised beds,

they can be a great way to maximize space and effort. Not only can

raised beds accommodate more plants per square foot, but gardening in a

raised bed greatly reduces the need to weed. It also makes weeds much

easier to uproot throughout the season, which can be a real blessing for

your back and if the beds are carefully spaced, even gardening from a

wheelchair becomes an enjoyable possibility in small spaces. Garden

upkeep was never easier.

Growing food in raised beds makes small garden maintenance easy

Here are just a few of the advantages of growing food in a raised bed in a small garden:

An extended growing season. A raised bed will warm

up faster than the ground in the spring and in the fall your bed can

easily be tented to extend your growing season by a few weeks or so -

this helps with yield in a smaller garden.

Location, location, location: Grow food in the location of your
choice regardless of soil conditions as you will be adding your own.

Raised beds offer excellent drainage in all soil conditions, regardless of where your garden is located.

Soil compaction in no longer an issue, so working and maintaining
the soil and weeding will be much easier for smaller spaces.

Every square inch of soil in your small space will go towards food production as none will be wasted underfoot.

Depending on how high you choose to build the raised beds in your small-space garden,

you could completely eliminate the need to bend over. At worst, even if

your raised beds are only a foot and a half high, you won’t be bending

as far.

A raised bed is ideally 18 - 24 inches deep, but if you are building

your raised beds on top of existing earth you wilI have some leeway

here. I have successfully gardened in boxes built over earth with only

one foot of soil depth. You can find both detailed instructions for

building a raised beds and multiple choices online, or

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4.) Keyhole gardens

Keyhole gardens are designed to maximize space by eliminating the need for walkways

as found in traditional row gardening or with raised beds. The design

is also intended to be draught-resistant and deliver nutrients via

compost throughout the entire growing season.

Keyhole gardens are a raised style bed that take the rough shape of a

circle with a “keyhole” shaped path allowing access to the entire

garden. In the center of the circle is a vertical tunnel that houses

many layers of compost. As the compost breaks down it delivers nutrients

and moisture directly to the bed. Certainly an efficient way to grow,

keyhole gardens can be constructed with many different materials as a

quick Google search of the term will confirm. If you have space for

a circle roughly 8 - 10 feet in diameter you can use whatever

appropriate materials that are easily accessible corrugated

siding, cedar posts, landscaping rock, bricks or any combination

thereof. We have a page dedicated to keyhole gardens for more details.

Keyhole Garden

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5.) The edible landscape, forest gardens and permascaping

The art of edible permascaping involves planting food bearing perennials

in areas where ornamentals would traditionally take up space. In fact,

many popular ornamentals are edible, so turning your landscape into a

food-bearing paradise is easier than it might sounds.

When looking at your entire property as possible ground on which to

grow food, your potential to increase your yield goes up accordingly.

Lawns, for instance, can easily be transformed into garden plots,

flowering perenial gardens can often accomodate plants that are both

beautiful and edible, even forested areas on your property can produce

food (and in some cases might already have something wild worth

harvesting).

6.) Community gardens

No south-facing window, balcony or yard? Consider a community garden,

it’s a great way to grow food while strengthening relationships with

neighbours. If there isn’t already a community garden in your

neighbourhood, might there be a vacant lot on which to start one?

One thing is for sure, learning how to grow vegetables with others in

your community while sharing information and resources will do more

than put food on the table. Collective gardening or even just sharing

gardening space will help to build and strengthen relationships within

your community.

A community garden is also a great way to give kids exposure to food

production that they might not otherwise get. We will face many

challenges in the future around the issues of natural resources and food

production, so the ability to grow food in one capacity or another is a

skill that may be quite valuable for future generations.

7.) Try lasagna gardening (it’s a method, not what’s grown)

The easiest way to turn a backyard lawn into an organic

food-producing garden is by building a lasagna garden, as there is no

digging required.

The first thing we will clear up for any rookie gardeners; we aren’t

planting noodle trees where we will be harvesting penne and rigatoni.

Not even tomatoes, aubergines, zuccinis and bell-peppers, although

they’d go great in home-made lasagne and we could! A lasagna garden is

actually a technique often referred to as ‘sheet composting’ or the

’sheet mulch method’, and is a great way to keep kitchen food waste from

ending up in a landfill and easily get a quick start to growing your

own
food at home. It’s also one of the fabulous ways to convert an area of
high-maintenance lawn into an eco-friendly, productive and possibly
organic garden -

without having to go out and buy soil, especially if the underlying

conditions are a heavy clay soil, lasagne gardening produces a light

tilth,
full of nutrients, and ready to grow delicious vegetables in the shade
or in full sun. It’s both simple and satisfying!

The name lasagna garden simply refers to the method of layering soil,

mulch and root barriers on top of grass in a way that uses the

nutrients from existing lawns, with care taken to make sure the grass

and weeds don’t grow through. Until they do. Because they will. That’s

just
the life of gardening; embrace it and enjoy it. To see step by step
instructions for creating a lasagna garden, see here - or to explore
lasagna gardening pros and cons, see here.

8.) Be strategic

After deciding to grow your own vegetables, choosing the right plants

for your space may be the most important decision you’ll make. Many

plants will require a minimum of 6 hours of direct sun per day and others vegetables will prefer partial shade

during the hottest days of the summer. Assess your space, choose wisely

and good luck! As always, if you have any tips or experience to share,

we sure hope you’ll share your knowledge in the comments below.

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Comments (7)

Hillary Hosta

9 years ago

Hey, thanks for including so many resources!

Anonymous

8 years ago

you’re a really great resource…THANKS !!

Anonymous

8 years ago

What do you think about green beans growing in a gutter garden….my

thoughts are that they may do ok, gets them off the ground - similiar to

how some people grow strawberrys. But I am not sure if the depth of the

gutter will be sufficient for the root growth. Thanks

John

youandi

8 years ago

Thank you for sharing the tips. It helps a lot to me and now I already had an idea of what to do.

Aunty Polly

2 years ago

Thank you for sharing I was wondering where I could get this. Am very much interested

Sarah Huot

2 years ago

I grew up in the suburbs, and was taught gardening from the start,

and always liked it. It makes for a great meditative hobby, and is quite

satisfying. However, I moved out at the start of summer, in a small

apartment with a little balcony facing north… I took two containers

with me, knowing they might not survive the summer. I am very happy to

announce that my “mojito mint” is still giving me lots of very tasty

leaves, and my cucumber has already given me one delicious treat, and is

currently working on 4 more. My bell pepper plant (same container as

the cucumbers) is still alive, and I will be harvesting my first

snackbell probably tomorrow, with 2 more to be ready in the coming

weeks.

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Many of us look forward to the unmistakable taste of fresh, locally grown vegetables and fruit,
especially those that come from our own soil. For those of you who
would like to grow food at home but have limited space, don’t despair.
Your dream of home-grown food is still within reach.

You may be wondering how to grow vegetables if you have little to no
space with full sun exposure, but many vegetables will tolerate partial
shade, and a few could even be considered ’shade vegetables’ as they
won’t tolerate full sun exposure.

Maybe you live in an apartment with not much more than a balcony, but
you love fresh veggies and would still like to grow your own - no
problem! Here are some top tips to help make your urban garden a tasty
success. If you don’t even have a balcony, you can even grow vegetables at home in an apartment if you can spare a small amount of window space - see here.

1.) Container gardening

If you have limited outdoor space, be it a small yard, shared
courtyard or balcony, a container garden with vegetables and fruits may
be the ideal thing for you. 

One of the great things about container gardening is the ability to
grow almost any vegetable and many varieties of fruit, given the right
conditions and space enough for an appropriately-sized container.

With the right amount of sun exposure and watering system it’s even
feasible to successfully grow small fruit trees or bushes this way. In
my day I have seen both lemon trees and blueberry bushes thrive in
above-ground planters - what a tasty way to fill your container garden
with color!

Container gardens are also extremely space efficient as every ounce
of soil in your container will count for fruit and vegetable production -
no growing space will be wasted underfoot as you care for and harvest
your plants.

Container garden also has the added benefit of being a great
back-saver, or they can be configured for those with reduced mobility,
making certain that growing fresh fruit and vegetables at home is
accessible to all.

Yet another unique thing about container gardening is your ability as
the gardener to chase the sun if necessary, as containers can be moved
throughout the day. If you have no time to be moving containers whilst
life carries on around you, no problem, plant for the amount of sun you
have.

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Strawberry plants in a half oak wine barrel - ideal for a smaller space

While it’s true that many plants will demand a minimum of 6 hours of
direct sun per day there are several ’shade vegetables’ that will
tolerate or thrive in partial shade and dappled sunlight. 

A few things to consider when container gardening:

• ‘Upcycling’ can lead to some very interesting containers - steel
  pasta strainers are great for kitchen herbs, reclaimed vintage boxes
  will add flair to your vegetative stylings and even upcycled plastic
  totes can make great planters if you’re more concerned with utility than
  style. You are limited only by your imagination and preferences. You’ll
  want to remember to allow for drainage, so if necessary drill holes or
  otherwise puncture the bottom of your chosen containers. We also found a
  great lightweight yet robust fabric raised planter that we could get delivered to home here - and we’re on our second season. It makes growing vegetables easier for young and old alike!
• Almost any plant will grow in a container if the container is big enough.
• Straw bales themselves can be used as containers for gardening, even
  if they can be a little messy and break down relatively quickly they
  are one viable option. We’ve been enjoying pumpkins and zucchini
  straight off the top of straw bales this season - and it couldn’t be
  easier  (See how this is done here.)
• Be sure to provide enough water and food when gardening in
  containers, as soil in containers will dry out faster and nutrients tend
  to flush through them with greater speed than their in-ground
  counterparts.
• Assess your sun exposure and plant accordingly.

For more container gardening resources check out the forum at homegrown.org

2.) Vertical Gardening: 

Ah, vertical gardening. There are so many ways to grow upwards
- let’s face it, most vegetables and fruit bearing plants grow upwards -
when fitting food production into a smaller space, consider using a
traditional trellis to a recycled pallet planter to a hanging hydroponic
window garden. The options for vertical gardening are vast and require
only some creativity - making productive space out of lost space is the
key to maximum productivity in the small urban garden.

Lettuce planted on vertical trays, what a great way to brighten up an ugly outside wall in an urban yard

Which edibles lend themselves to vertical gardening you may be
wondering; well I’m happy to report that the list is long. Here are just
a few to get you started:

• Tomatoes: Cherry tomatoes in particular (but most
  varieties will do) are very happy to grow in an upward fashion when
  given the right amount of support. Old nylons cut into strips are
  fabulous for tying your plants to their upward structures as they are
  flexible and will result in the least amount of stress on the plant
  where they are attached. Maybe you don’t wear nylons or your nylons are
  far too valuable to use in your urban garden, no worries, pick some up
  at the thrift store, they’ll cost next to nothing. Alternatively, plant
  at the top of a wall down to a basement, and watch the branches fill up
  with sweet cherry tomatoes as the summer progresses.
• Winter squash and melons: These plants vine
  naturally and will happily grow towards the sky. Again, they will need
  adequate support, particularly as they begin to fruit, but they react
  well to being trained to where you have the room.
• Peas and pole beans will happily grow up anything strong enough to support them
• Cucumbers  this favorite of the afternoon tea, spa,
  or spritzer ingredient on the warmer days of summer is relatively
  simple to grow in the smallest of spaces.
• Asian greens, salad greens, strawberries and kitchen herbs will all happily grow in nothing more than a recycled pallet on its side. Instructions for that can be found here.
• Greens, strawberries or kitchen herbs
  will also happily grow in sections of rain gutter which can either hang
  or be fixed to the side of almost any southward facing structure or in a
  network of hanging bottles in a south facing window as seen here. Hanging rain gutter garden instructions are here.
• Potatoes. Yup, even potatoes will grow
  vertically if provided with the right container to do so. Imagine you’re
  using a clean garbage can with all kinds of holes drilled in the
  bottom. Throw down a few inches of soil and compost, add your cut and
  cured pieces of seed potatoes and cover them with 6 more inches of dirt.
  Water. When the aerial parts of the plant have reached about 6 -
  8 inches, add more soil leaving only a few inches of green exposed. This
  cycle can be repeated several times throughout the season. When the
  plants turns brown and dies, it’s time to harvest. The potatoes on the
  very top will be smaller and more delicate than those on the bottom,
  much like the gourmet “new” potatoes available at the store for an
  elevated price. I have heard tell of vertical potatoes growing in a
  straw-filled container (rather than soil) allowing for easier harvest
  and I plan to try it this year.  Stop Press: This totally worked for us,
  and it seems like the potatoes grow easier leading to a heavier crop. I
  kept topping up the straw with the slowly disintegrating straw bales
  our pumpkin and zuccinis are growing in.
• Try hanging planters: Strawberries will thrive in
  hanging baskets, even tomatoes will happily grow upside down out of the
  bottom of a hanging bucket. Our ground covering strawberries do little
  more than make for fat, happy chipmunks, hanging them means you might
  get to eat some too. DIY upside down tomato planter instructions here.

Worthy of note: We have had great success using sunflowers as the
support structure for beans, peas and cucumbers while planting shade
tolerant salad greens in the shadow of the vertical consortium. 

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3.) Raised beds and square foot gardening:

If your gardening space is big enough for raised beds,
they can be a great way to maximize space and effort. Not only can
raised beds accommodate more plants per square foot, but gardening in a
raised bed greatly reduces the need to weed. It also makes weeds much
easier to uproot throughout the season, which can be a real blessing for
your back and if the beds are carefully spaced, even gardening from a
wheelchair becomes an enjoyable possibility in small spaces. Garden
upkeep was never easier. 

Growing food in raised beds makes small garden maintenance easy

Here are just a few of the advantages of growing food in a raised bed in a small garden:

• An extended growing season. A raised bed will warm
  up faster than the ground in the spring and in the fall your bed can
  easily be tented to extend your growing season by a few weeks or so -
  this helps with yield in a smaller garden.
• Location, location, location: Grow food in the location of your choice regardless of soil conditions as you will be adding your own.
• Raised beds offer excellent drainage in all soil conditions, regardless of where your garden is located.
• Soil compaction in no longer an issue, so working and maintaining the soil and weeding will be much easier for smaller spaces.
• Every square inch of soil in your small space will go towards food production as none will be wasted underfoot.
• Depending on how high you choose to build the raised beds in your small-space garden,
  you could completely eliminate the need to bend over. At worst, even if
  your raised beds are only a foot and a half high, you won’t be bending
  as far.

 A raised bed is ideally 18 - 24 inches deep, but if you are building
your raised beds on top of existing earth you wilI have some leeway
here. I have successfully gardened in boxes built over earth with only
one foot of soil depth. You can find both detailed instructions for
building a raised beds and multiple choices online, or

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4.) Keyhole gardens

Keyhole gardens are designed to maximize space by eliminating the need for walkways
as found in traditional row gardening or with raised beds. The design
is also intended to be draught-resistant and deliver nutrients via
compost throughout the entire growing season. 

Keyhole gardens are a raised style bed that take the rough shape of a
circle with a “keyhole” shaped path allowing access to the entire
garden. In the center of the circle is a vertical tunnel that houses
many layers of compost. As the compost breaks down it delivers nutrients
and moisture directly to the bed. Certainly an efficient way to grow,
keyhole gardens can be constructed with many different materials as a
quick Google search of the term will confirm. If you have space for
a circle roughly 8 - 10 feet in diameter you can use whatever
appropriate materials that are easily accessible corrugated
siding, cedar posts, landscaping rock, bricks or any combination
thereof. We have a page dedicated to keyhole gardens for more details. 

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5.) The edible landscape, forest gardens and permascaping

The art of edible permascaping involves planting food bearing perennials
in areas where ornamentals would traditionally take up space. In fact,
many popular ornamentals are edible, so turning your landscape into a
food-bearing paradise is easier than it might sounds. 

When looking at your entire property as possible ground on which to
grow food, your potential to increase your yield goes up accordingly.
Lawns, for instance, can easily be transformed into garden plots,
flowering perenial gardens can often accomodate plants that are both
beautiful and edible, even forested areas on your property can produce
food (and in some cases might already have something wild worth
harvesting). 

6.) Community gardens

No south-facing window, balcony or yard? Consider a community garden,
it’s a great way to grow food while strengthening relationships with
neighbours. If there isn’t already a community garden in your
neighbourhood, might there be a vacant lot on which to start one?

One thing is for sure, learning how to grow vegetables with others in
your community while sharing information and resources will do more
than put food on the table. Collective gardening or even just sharing
gardening space will help to build and strengthen relationships within
your community.

A community garden is also a great way to give kids exposure to food
production that they might not otherwise get. We will face many
challenges in the future around the issues of natural resources and food
production, so the ability to grow food in one capacity or another is a
skill that may be quite valuable for future generations.

7.) Try lasagna gardening (it’s a method, not what’s grown)

The easiest way to turn a backyard lawn into an organic
food-producing garden is by building a lasagna garden, as there is no
digging required.

The first thing we will clear up for any rookie gardeners; we aren’t
planting noodle trees where we will be harvesting penne and rigatoni.
Not even tomatoes, aubergines, zuccinis and bell-peppers, although
they’d go great in home-made lasagne and we could! A lasagna garden is
actually a technique often referred to as ‘sheet composting’ or the
’sheet mulch method’, and is a great way to keep kitchen food waste from
ending up in a landfill and easily get a quick start to growing your
own food at home. It’s also one of the fabulous ways to convert an area of high-maintenance lawn into an eco-friendly, productive and possibly organic garden -
without having to go out and buy soil, especially if the underlying
conditions are a heavy clay soil, lasagne gardening produces a light
tilth, full of nutrients, and ready to grow delicious vegetables in the shade or in full sun. It’s both simple and satisfying!    

The name lasagna garden simply refers to the method of layering soil,
mulch and root barriers on top of grass in a way that uses the
nutrients from existing lawns, with care taken to make sure the grass
and weeds don’t grow through. Until they do. Because they will. That’s
just the life of gardening; embrace it and enjoy it. To see step by step instructions for creating a lasagna garden, see here - or to explore lasagna gardening pros and cons, see here.

8.) Be strategic

After deciding to grow your own vegetables, choosing the right plants
for your space may be the most important decision you’ll make. Many
plants will require a minimum of 6 hours of direct sun per day and others vegetables will prefer partial shade
during the hottest days of the summer. Assess your space, choose wisely
and good luck! As always, if you have any tips or experience to share,
we sure hope you’ll share your knowledge in the comments below.

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Hillary Hosta
9 years ago

Hey, thanks for including so many resources!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

you’re a really great resource…THANKS !!

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Anonymous
8 years ago

What do you think about green beans growing in a gutter garden….my
thoughts are that they may do ok, gets them off the ground - similiar to
how some people grow strawberrys. But I am not sure if the depth of the
gutter will be sufficient for the root growth. Thanks

John

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youandi
8 years ago

Thank you for sharing the tips. It helps a lot to me and now I already had an idea of what to do.

 

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Aunty Polly
2 years ago

Thank you for sharing I was wondering where I could get this. Am very much interested

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Sarah Huot
2 years ago

I grew up in the suburbs, and was taught gardening from the start,
and always liked it. It makes for a great meditative hobby, and is quite
satisfying. However, I moved out at the start of summer, in a small
apartment with a little balcony facing north… I took two containers
with me, knowing they might not survive the summer. I am very happy to
announce that my “mojito mint” is still giving me lots of very tasty
leaves, and my cucumber has already given me one delicious treat, and is
currently working on 4 more. My bell pepper plant (same container as
the cucumbers) is still alive, and I will be harvesting my first
snackbell probably tomorrow, with 2 more to be ready in the coming
weeks. 

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JOSEPH MALE
1 year ago

Thank you for sharing such insightful resources..Love reading from you always.

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 Babasaheb wanted representation but chitpavan brahmins made it reservation.

Having made it, they didn’t implement, but, rather used as a weapon to destroy our bargaining power for three reasons:

1. Converted  MP, MLAs  as own mother’s fleash eaters Chamachas, chelas, stooges, slaves of chitpavan brahminism

2. Destroyed ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE JAMBUDIPA movement through the movement of categorisation

3. Rejuvenated caste politics and manufactured politics based on religion

4. Mixture of open religious politics and closed door caste politics is deadly combination for chitpavan br to rule the roost.

Representation
proportionate to their population is the necessity according to
Babasaheb. But, chitpvan brahmin  doesn’t want categorisation to settle
because SC/ST/OBC gets  United if the problem is over. 

They
will drag it further on some pretext & excuses till they
consolidate their position & reservation becomes irrelevant under
privatisation. 

Sadashiv
Ayog is a gimmick to fool the scheduled caste especially the two
dominant caste who are active politically and to ditch them  by
following divide and rule policy. 

Categorisation
movement helped chitpavan brahmins to reestablish as ruling class  and
hence they continue to instigate the so called left against the so
called right Category to consolidate their rule & destroy all means
of education & development of sc,st,obc & minorities.!

This
is the only statement of Babasaheb liked by chitpavan brahmins  out of
thousands of such statements as it suits their politics of hatred
against one sect to finish the majority Jambudipans on all front to
establish  their supremacy. 

Babasheb as scholar and politician was facing the fundamentalists in making india a truly democratic India. 

Hence
, when both were indulging in divisive politics@ cost of poor
Jambudipans , babasheb used his scholarship as a Democrat in the benefit
of humanity  to establish peace in the region & to concentrate on
the welfare of the people. 

Why chitpavan Brahmin  does not make a video on ” 22 oaths of Babasaheb”? To know him truly?

Since
they donot want Szc/STn/OBC & minority unity , they are propagating
this selectively to promote hatred against minority. 

If at all they wanted division of the country , he wanted a true division so that the conflict over once & for all. 

But,
they were only interested in the continuity of hate politics even after
division for political gains and kept the problem alive to capture
power by raising the  hindu-Muslim card.

We Were in

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE JAMBUDIPA

We Are in

ETERNAL,GLORIFIED,FRIENDLY,BENEVOLENT,COMPASSIONATE  JAMBUDIPA

We Continue to be in

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