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KALINDI COLLEGE LIBRARY Journal Content Alert Service KALINDI COLLEGE LIBRARY Journal Content Alert Service JCAS: 10 Dated : 18.12.2020 KALINDI COLLEGE LIBRARY Journal Content Alert Service JCAS: 10 Dated: 18.12.2020 S. No. Title of journal Subject Pg.No 1. Down To Earth Botany 1 2. Electronics For You Physics 3 3. Yojana Economics 5 4. Vikalpa Commerce 7 5. Terra Green Environment Science 10 6. Indian Journal of Gender Studies Political Science 12 1-15 DECEMBER, 2020 Tar FORTNIGHTLY ON POLITIO Nag INVESTIGATION IT'S NOT HONEY DANGEROUS DELIBERATE DEVASTATING Almost all honey tested was Chinese companies have Our health and found to be adulterated designed sugar syrup that livelihood of beekeepers with sugar syrup can bypass standard tests are at risk DownTo Earth Founded in 1992 to arm you with critical to knowledge shaping a better worid FOUNDER EDITOR Anil Agarwat EDITOR Sunita Narain MANAGING EDITOR Richard Mahapatra Contents ASSOCIATE EDITORS Vibha SS Jeevan, Snigdha Das, Varshney. Arnab Pratim Dutta (Multimedia) CREATIVE DIRECTOR Ait Bojo GRAPHIC EDITOR Sorit Gupto 16-56 REPORTINGTEAM Ishan Kukreti, Akshit Sangomla, Banjot Kaur, Shagun Kapil ASSISTANT EDITORS Adityo Misra. 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