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Hundreds protest at Sikh man's London restaurant over 'proudly non-halal' policy

Hundreds protested outside Singh's Dining after its Sikh owner refused to serve halal meat. The confrontation intensified a dispute involving alleged threats, social media posts and police protection.

Hundreds protest at Sikh man's London restaurant over 'proudly non-halal' policy
  • Protesters demand closure of Indian restaurant over non-halal food policy
  • Owner Harman Singh Kapoor faces threats, criticism for refusing halal meat
  • Harman Kapoor appeals for safety, justice, and peaceful business operation
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Rs 40k to Rs 4 lakh: How farmers grow food below, generate power above, earn 10x

In India, a small but growing number of farmers are cultivating crops on their land while selling electricity generated by solar panels above. The technological innovation, called agrivoltaics, is turning the same piece of land into two sources of income, with a Rajasthan farmer earning 10 times more than earlier. Here's how Indian farmers are making this possible.

Kajod Mal Jat (left) is experimenting with crops beneath solar panels, and Anand Jain is exploring to add more agrivoltaic plants on his farmland. (Images: Edited/Subhodeep Basu/ Anand Jain)
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