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Telangana Agriculture University Vice-Chancellor Accused Of Sexual Harassment
The assistant professor on November 7 held a press conference and alleged that Vice-Chancellor made inappropriate personal remarks, pressured her to leave her husband working abroad and subsequently transferred her to Nizamabad after she refused his alleged advances.
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Self-Declaration Form Row Erupts Amid Telangana's Paddy Cultivation Push
The forms reportedly seek personal details, including farmers' names, mobile numbers, Aadhaar numbers and village particulars.
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This Jharkhand Man Was A Daily Wage Labourer. Now He Earns Rs 60 Lakh A Year And Trains Over 15,000 Farmers
From earning Rs 50 a day as a construction labourer to generating Rs 60 lakh in annual farm revenue, Gansu Mahto transformed his family’s agricultural land through modern farming techniques.
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India's Soybean Output Shrinks Despite More Sowing As Dry Spells Hit Key States
Maharashtra, one of India's main soybean-producing states, is expected to see production fall by about a third.
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His Family Planted 9,000 Dragon Fruit Saplings. Today, The Farm Earns Rs 2 Crore A Year
Mahesh Asabe's family used to cultivate traditional crops like maize. In 2013-14, Mahesh's father started cultivating dragon fruit after his father read about the crop.
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From Farmers To Small Businesses: Google Expands Its AI Push In India
Google is using AI to help develop climate-resilient jowar, send crop advice to farmers by SMS, train teachers and support small businesses. Here’s how its new India initiatives could touch everyday lives.
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Bananas Can Get More Foreign Investment: Here's What Government Is Planning
In 2024-25, India exported bananas worth $377.5 million, about 30% year-on-year growth.
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Bhutan PM's Evocative Question: Why Does So Much About Our Global Food System Still Not Add Up?
"The very people who feed us themselves too often struggle to maintain a decent living. Something does not add up," Bhutan Prime Minister Dasho Tshering Topgay said at the first Global Conscious Food Systems Summit in Bhutan.
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PM Modi Chairs PRAGATI Meet, Pushes AI Use In Farming And Cyber Fraud Fight
The Prime Minister emphasised that delays in infrastructure projects have consequences beyond cost escalation, as they also postpone the benefits intended for citizens, businesses and the economy.
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Raipur University Cancels B.Sc Agriculture Plant Pathology Exam Over Paper Leak
Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya cancelled the first-year Plant Pathology exam after police confirmed the paper was leaked.
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Tripura Exports 1 Tonne Of Mustard Honey To Dubai For The First Time
The shipment by Dergang FPO, supported by APEDA, aims to boost farmer incomes through international market access.
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China Universty Has Sattu On The Menu? How UP's Staple Travelled Abroad
After the gram is processed and sold as sattu, district estimates suggest that the returns can reach around Rs 3 Lakh to Rs 5 Lakh.
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How A Health Scare Made This Delhi Couple Build A 15-Acre Organic Farming Business
The organic farming business, which was started in 2016 with two bighas of land, has now turned into a 15-acre enterprise.
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Analysis: Punjab's Farmers Dig Deeper As Groundwater Levels Keep Falling
Decades of continuous water extraction, cheap electricity, and policy inaction have pushed the state's groundwater levels past their tipping point.
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Union Minister Returned Subsidy He Took For His Farm: Centre Tells Parliament
As per the list, Lumba Ram (MP of Sirohi, Rajasthan) in 2025 and Bhagirath Choudhary (Union Minister of State for Agriculture and MP of Ajmer, Rajasthan) in 2026 got the financial assistance.
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Telangana Agriculture University Vice-Chancellor Accused Of Sexual Harassment
The assistant professor on November 7 held a press conference and alleged that Vice-Chancellor made inappropriate personal remarks, pressured her to leave her husband working abroad and subsequently transferred her to Nizamabad after she refused his alleged advances.
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Self-Declaration Form Row Erupts Amid Telangana's Paddy Cultivation Push
The forms reportedly seek personal details, including farmers' names, mobile numbers, Aadhaar numbers and village particulars.
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This Jharkhand Man Was A Daily Wage Labourer. Now He Earns Rs 60 Lakh A Year And Trains Over 15,000 Farmers
From earning Rs 50 a day as a construction labourer to generating Rs 60 lakh in annual farm revenue, Gansu Mahto transformed his family’s agricultural land through modern farming techniques.
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India's Soybean Output Shrinks Despite More Sowing As Dry Spells Hit Key States
Maharashtra, one of India's main soybean-producing states, is expected to see production fall by about a third.
-
His Family Planted 9,000 Dragon Fruit Saplings. Today, The Farm Earns Rs 2 Crore A Year
Mahesh Asabe's family used to cultivate traditional crops like maize. In 2013-14, Mahesh's father started cultivating dragon fruit after his father read about the crop.
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From Farmers To Small Businesses: Google Expands Its AI Push In India
Google is using AI to help develop climate-resilient jowar, send crop advice to farmers by SMS, train teachers and support small businesses. Here’s how its new India initiatives could touch everyday lives.
-
Bananas Can Get More Foreign Investment: Here's What Government Is Planning
In 2024-25, India exported bananas worth $377.5 million, about 30% year-on-year growth.
-
Bhutan PM's Evocative Question: Why Does So Much About Our Global Food System Still Not Add Up?
"The very people who feed us themselves too often struggle to maintain a decent living. Something does not add up," Bhutan Prime Minister Dasho Tshering Topgay said at the first Global Conscious Food Systems Summit in Bhutan.
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PM Modi Chairs PRAGATI Meet, Pushes AI Use In Farming And Cyber Fraud Fight
The Prime Minister emphasised that delays in infrastructure projects have consequences beyond cost escalation, as they also postpone the benefits intended for citizens, businesses and the economy.
-
Raipur University Cancels B.Sc Agriculture Plant Pathology Exam Over Paper Leak
Indira Gandhi Krishi Vishwavidyalaya cancelled the first-year Plant Pathology exam after police confirmed the paper was leaked.
-
Tripura Exports 1 Tonne Of Mustard Honey To Dubai For The First Time
The shipment by Dergang FPO, supported by APEDA, aims to boost farmer incomes through international market access.
-
China Universty Has Sattu On The Menu? How UP's Staple Travelled Abroad
After the gram is processed and sold as sattu, district estimates suggest that the returns can reach around Rs 3 Lakh to Rs 5 Lakh.
-
How A Health Scare Made This Delhi Couple Build A 15-Acre Organic Farming Business
The organic farming business, which was started in 2016 with two bighas of land, has now turned into a 15-acre enterprise.
-
Analysis: Punjab's Farmers Dig Deeper As Groundwater Levels Keep Falling
Decades of continuous water extraction, cheap electricity, and policy inaction have pushed the state's groundwater levels past their tipping point.
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Union Minister Returned Subsidy He Took For His Farm: Centre Tells Parliament
As per the list, Lumba Ram (MP of Sirohi, Rajasthan) in 2025 and Bhagirath Choudhary (Union Minister of State for Agriculture and MP of Ajmer, Rajasthan) in 2026 got the financial assistance.
