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This 'Smart Cap' Can Spot Rotten Milk
Scientists have developed a 3D-printed 'smart cap' that uses embedded sensors to wirelessly monitor the freshness of milk in cartons.
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4000 sacks of soyabean rotting in Nagpur
In a country where a considerable number of families still sleep hungry, food grain rotting due to lack of storage space is possibly the worst phenomenon still left unchecked.Despite the Supreme Court ruling on grain distribution to the poor, the grain rotting episodes have turned into a saga. Now, Mandhal village in Nagpur has seen more than four ...
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A bonfire of rotting food grain in India's hungriest state
Across the country, there have been reports of grain going to waste while hundreds of thousands continue to starve. The latest one comes from the state of Madhya Pradesh where a whopping 67 percent of the people live below the poverty line.On February 5, The Food Corporation of India had sent 1,100 quintals of wheat to be distributed in Khandwa's r...
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Give free grains to hungry, don't let them rot: Supreme Court to Govt
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to consider free distribution of food grains to the hungry poor of the country instead of allowing it to rot in Food Corporation of India (FCI) godowns."Give it to the hungry poor instead of it (grains) going down the drain," a bench of Justices Dalveer Bhandari and Deepak Verma told Additional Solicitor Gener...
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This 'Smart Cap' Can Spot Rotten Milk
Scientists have developed a 3D-printed 'smart cap' that uses embedded sensors to wirelessly monitor the freshness of milk in cartons.
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4000 sacks of soyabean rotting in Nagpur
In a country where a considerable number of families still sleep hungry, food grain rotting due to lack of storage space is possibly the worst phenomenon still left unchecked.Despite the Supreme Court ruling on grain distribution to the poor, the grain rotting episodes have turned into a saga. Now, Mandhal village in Nagpur has seen more than four ...
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A bonfire of rotting food grain in India's hungriest state
Across the country, there have been reports of grain going to waste while hundreds of thousands continue to starve. The latest one comes from the state of Madhya Pradesh where a whopping 67 percent of the people live below the poverty line.On February 5, The Food Corporation of India had sent 1,100 quintals of wheat to be distributed in Khandwa's r...
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Give free grains to hungry, don't let them rot: Supreme Court to Govt
The Supreme Court has asked the Centre to consider free distribution of food grains to the hungry poor of the country instead of allowing it to rot in Food Corporation of India (FCI) godowns."Give it to the hungry poor instead of it (grains) going down the drain," a bench of Justices Dalveer Bhandari and Deepak Verma told Additional Solicitor Gener...
