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The 'Red' In This Once-Maoist-Hotbed Is Now Sweet. NDTV Captures Turnaround
Launched as an experiment by the district agriculture department to help farmers in a region emerging from Left-Wing Extremism (LWE), the initiative has now gained traction, with more farmers adopting the crop.
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Which Place In Maharashtra Is Called The Onion Capital Of India?
Find out which place in Maharashtra is called the Onion Capital of India and why it plays such a crucial role in the nation's onion trade and agricultural identity.
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Iran War Supply Shock Goes Beyond Energy. These Sectors At Major Risk
Iran War: If the supply shock continues, it could lead to production cuts, export disruptions and slower global growth.
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Which City Is Known As The "Baklava Capital Of The World"?
Gaziantep in Turkey is renowned as the baklava capital, famed for its centuries-old tradition and unique Antep pistachios that give its baklava a distinctive flavor and texture.
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PM Modi Extends Ugadi Wishes, Says Festival Conveys 'Deeper Meaning Of Life'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday greeted the people of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana on the occasion of Ugadi.
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Staff Shortages Cloud Madhya Pradesh's Farmer Welfare Push
While the Madhya Pradesh government is observing 2026 as the "Farmers' Welfare Year" with goals to increase rural incomes, the state's Agriculture Department is currently operating with a significant staff shortage.
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Greenland Cooling 8,200 Years Ago Reduced Indian Monsoon Intensity: Study
Research shows Greenland cooling 8,200 years ago weakened the Indian monsoon by altering Atlantic circulation and global wind patterns.
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Jyotiraditya Scindia Inaugurates Integrated 'Phygital' Service Centre To Boost Healthcare, Education Services In Rural Areas
Jyotiraditya M. Scindia said that the newly launched Integrated Phygital Service Centre will help realise the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to deliver healthcare, education, agriculture, financial and e-governance services.
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Bhopal Declared Water-Scarce Zone, New Private Borewells Banned
In a proactive measure to combat rapidly declining groundwater levels, Bhopal Collector Kaushalendra Vikram Singh has declared the entire district a "water-scarce zone" and imposed an immediate ban on the digging of new private tube wells.
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India Exports First GI-Tagged Joha Rice Consignment From Assam To UK, Italy
The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) has facilitated the first export consignment of 25 metric tonnes of GI-tagged Joha rice from Assam to the United Kingdom and Italy, the Commerce Ministry said.
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The 'Red' In This Once-Maoist-Hotbed Is Now Sweet. NDTV Captures Turnaround
Launched as an experiment by the district agriculture department to help farmers in a region emerging from Left-Wing Extremism (LWE), the initiative has now gained traction, with more farmers adopting the crop.
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Which Place In Maharashtra Is Called The Onion Capital Of India?
Find out which place in Maharashtra is called the Onion Capital of India and why it plays such a crucial role in the nation's onion trade and agricultural identity.
-
Iran War Supply Shock Goes Beyond Energy. These Sectors At Major Risk
Iran War: If the supply shock continues, it could lead to production cuts, export disruptions and slower global growth.
-
Which City Is Known As The "Baklava Capital Of The World"?
Gaziantep in Turkey is renowned as the baklava capital, famed for its centuries-old tradition and unique Antep pistachios that give its baklava a distinctive flavor and texture.
-
PM Modi Extends Ugadi Wishes, Says Festival Conveys 'Deeper Meaning Of Life'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday greeted the people of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana on the occasion of Ugadi.
-
Staff Shortages Cloud Madhya Pradesh's Farmer Welfare Push
While the Madhya Pradesh government is observing 2026 as the "Farmers' Welfare Year" with goals to increase rural incomes, the state's Agriculture Department is currently operating with a significant staff shortage.
-
Greenland Cooling 8,200 Years Ago Reduced Indian Monsoon Intensity: Study
Research shows Greenland cooling 8,200 years ago weakened the Indian monsoon by altering Atlantic circulation and global wind patterns.
-
Jyotiraditya Scindia Inaugurates Integrated 'Phygital' Service Centre To Boost Healthcare, Education Services In Rural Areas
Jyotiraditya M. Scindia said that the newly launched Integrated Phygital Service Centre will help realise the vision of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to deliver healthcare, education, agriculture, financial and e-governance services.
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Bhopal Declared Water-Scarce Zone, New Private Borewells Banned
In a proactive measure to combat rapidly declining groundwater levels, Bhopal Collector Kaushalendra Vikram Singh has declared the entire district a "water-scarce zone" and imposed an immediate ban on the digging of new private tube wells.
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India Exports First GI-Tagged Joha Rice Consignment From Assam To UK, Italy
The Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA) has facilitated the first export consignment of 25 metric tonnes of GI-tagged Joha rice from Assam to the United Kingdom and Italy, the Commerce Ministry said.
