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No Labour Amid Covid, Indian Farmers Use Machines In "Watershed Moment"
India is the world's biggest exporter of rice and the world's second-biggest producer after China. Across the country's grain bowl states of Haryana and neighbouring Punjab, thousands of farmers have been forced by the coronavirus to mechanise planting.
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Drones, Imported Machines To Be Used Against Locusts: Agriculture Minister
The Central government has devised a plan to use drones and specialised imported machines against locusts which have started damaging crops in some states, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said on Tuesday.
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In Rural UP, Farmers Worried About Big Machines, Transport As Harvest Season Starts
The unprecedented lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic has come at a very bad time for the country's agriculture sector - this is the season of harvesting and selling the Rabi or winter crop, and by next month farmers will start preparing for planning the summer crop - paddy, pulses being the important ones.
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PM Modi Asks Agriculture Ministry To Give Machines To Farmers To Stop Stubble Burning
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today directed the Union Agriculture Ministry to give priority to farmers of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana in distributing equipment to prevent stubble burning.
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Telangana Government Signs Pact With Microsoft
Telangana government on Wednesday signed an MoU with Microsoft Corporation India wherein Microsoft will help the government to explore cloud, machine learning and mobile-based solutions to improve citizen services, education, healthcare and agriculture in the state.
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New Rules Aim to Rid US Schools of Junk Foods
High-calorie sports drinks and candy bars will be removed from vending machines and cafeteria lines at all U.S. schools as soon as next year, replaced with diet drinks, granola bars and other healthier items.The Agriculture Department said Thursday that...
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Girl dies as dupatta gets entangled in conveyor belt
In a freak incident, a 27-year-old girl student was strangled to death after her dupatta got entwined in the belt of a machine in the laboratory of the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, police said on Wednesday.
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No Labour Amid Covid, Indian Farmers Use Machines In "Watershed Moment"
India is the world's biggest exporter of rice and the world's second-biggest producer after China. Across the country's grain bowl states of Haryana and neighbouring Punjab, thousands of farmers have been forced by the coronavirus to mechanise planting.
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Drones, Imported Machines To Be Used Against Locusts: Agriculture Minister
The Central government has devised a plan to use drones and specialised imported machines against locusts which have started damaging crops in some states, Agriculture Minister Narendra Singh Tomar said on Tuesday.
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In Rural UP, Farmers Worried About Big Machines, Transport As Harvest Season Starts
The unprecedented lockdown over the coronavirus pandemic has come at a very bad time for the country's agriculture sector - this is the season of harvesting and selling the Rabi or winter crop, and by next month farmers will start preparing for planning the summer crop - paddy, pulses being the important ones.
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PM Modi Asks Agriculture Ministry To Give Machines To Farmers To Stop Stubble Burning
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today directed the Union Agriculture Ministry to give priority to farmers of Uttar Pradesh, Punjab and Haryana in distributing equipment to prevent stubble burning.
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Telangana Government Signs Pact With Microsoft
Telangana government on Wednesday signed an MoU with Microsoft Corporation India wherein Microsoft will help the government to explore cloud, machine learning and mobile-based solutions to improve citizen services, education, healthcare and agriculture in the state.
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New Rules Aim to Rid US Schools of Junk Foods
High-calorie sports drinks and candy bars will be removed from vending machines and cafeteria lines at all U.S. schools as soon as next year, replaced with diet drinks, granola bars and other healthier items.The Agriculture Department said Thursday that...
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Girl dies as dupatta gets entangled in conveyor belt
In a freak incident, a 27-year-old girl student was strangled to death after her dupatta got entwined in the belt of a machine in the laboratory of the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University, police said on Wednesday.
