In Karnatakas Jalabiganapalli village, 35-year-old Aravind has earned Rs 1.4 crore from his 5-acre field and is buying a “posh house” for his mother, an anganwadi worker.
While European historians were excavating the building blocks necessary to write the history of early printing in India from the final decades of the nineteenth century, historians from Goa did not lag far behind, as demonstrated by the careers of the Gracias brothers