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"Not Only Violated Code...": Poll Panel Asks Telangana To Pause Farmers' Aid
In a stern message, the Election Commission on Monday withdrew permission given to the Telangana government for disbursements of financial aid to farmers for rabi crops under the Rythu Bandhu Scheme
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Stubble Burning Continues In Punjab, 700 Fires Recorded So Far
Farm fires have continued in Punjab despite the state government assuring more crop residue management machines and launching massive awareness programmes against stubble burning
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Auto Sales May 2022: Sonalika Clocks Highest Ever Overall Tractor Sales Of 12,615 Units
During the month, the company introduced two new tractors, Sonalika Sikander RX 50 with 12 F + 3R transmission, for Madhya Pradesh farmers, and Sonalika MM 18 Narrow Track for Gujarat farmers.
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Pay Farmers Within 72 Hours Of Crop Procurement: Adityanath To Officials
With Rabi crop procurement for 2022-23 beginning on Friday, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed officials to ensure that the money is transferred to the bank accounts of farmers within 72 hours of crop procurement.
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Lohri 2022: From Palak Patta Chaat To Matar Kebab - 5 Easy Snack Recipes To Celebrate
Lohri marks the end of the sowing season for winter crops such as rabi, which are now ready for harvest. This festival is celebrated mainly in the northern parts of the country.
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Shortage Fears As Farmers Form Long Queues Outside UP Fertilizer Centres
With the beginning of the sowing season for Rabi crops, long queues of farmers are being seen at government-run fertilizer centres in Uttar Pradesh, even as the Centre claims there is no shortage of fertilizers in the country.
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Crop Support Price Hike Will Ensure Maximum Remuneration For Farmers: PM
Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) chaired by PM Modi approved the increase in the MSP for all mandated Rabi crops.
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Wheat Purchase Price Up By 2%, Lowest In A Decade, Amid Farmers' Protest
The centre has raised the price it will pay to buy new-season wheat from farmers by 2 per cent to Rs 2,015 per 100 kg. The country is the world's second-biggest wheat consumer and sets a price each year to protect farmers from distress sales.
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Punjab Asks Centre To Defer Direct Bank Transfer Scheme For Farmers
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has opposed the Centre's scheme to make a direct online payment of the MSP to farmers' bank accounts, bypassing arhtiyas (commission agents), for the crops to be procured by the government from the next Rabi season.
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Rain In Mumbai, Met Forecasts Wet Weather In Maharashtra Next 2-3 Days
Mumbai Rain: The city and its neighbouring areas saw rain and thundershowers on Thursday night. More light to moderate showers are predicted in the next 48 to 72 hours. The next few days are crucial for farmers as thunderstorms and showers may the affect the rabi crop in the harvest season. It may also affect the mango production in the coastal reg...
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Rain In Mumbai, Met Forecasts Wet Weather In Maharashtra Next 2-3 Days
Mumbai Rain: The city and its neighbouring areas saw rain and thundershowers on Thursday night. More light to moderate showers are predicted in the next 48 to 72 hours. The next few days are crucial for farmers as thunderstorms and showers may the affect the rabi crop in the harvest season. It may also affect the mango production in the coastal reg...
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Suspension Of Goods Trains To Hit Sowing Of Crops In Punjab: Report
The suspension of freight trains in Punjab has caused acute shortage of urea for wheat and vegetable crops in Punjab, with the state authorities saying rabi crop sowing is likely to be hit because of it.
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Amid Stir On Farm Bills, Centre Advances Crop Procurement Dates By 2 Days
Procurement of rice and paddy will begin two days ahead of time, the government said today in a signal to agitated farmers, who held a countrywide protest against the new farm laws today, backed by the opposition Congress. The usual date of procurement of monsoon crops is October 1 across the country.
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"Cruel Joke On Farmers": Amarinder Singh On Centre's Rate Hike
Politicians and farm leaders of Punjab and Haryana have unanimously rejected the hike in Minimum Support Price of rabi crops announced ahead of schedule by the Centre amid a huge unrest over the proposed farm laws.
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Stubble Burning Can Exacerbate Coronavirus Crisis: Expert
The stubble burning which is likely to start later this month ahead of the Rabi crop sowing season can exacerbate the Coronavirus crisis, an agricultural-cum-environment expert has cautioned.
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"Not Only Violated Code...": Poll Panel Asks Telangana To Pause Farmers' Aid
In a stern message, the Election Commission on Monday withdrew permission given to the Telangana government for disbursements of financial aid to farmers for rabi crops under the Rythu Bandhu Scheme
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Stubble Burning Continues In Punjab, 700 Fires Recorded So Far
Farm fires have continued in Punjab despite the state government assuring more crop residue management machines and launching massive awareness programmes against stubble burning
-
Auto Sales May 2022: Sonalika Clocks Highest Ever Overall Tractor Sales Of 12,615 Units
During the month, the company introduced two new tractors, Sonalika Sikander RX 50 with 12 F + 3R transmission, for Madhya Pradesh farmers, and Sonalika MM 18 Narrow Track for Gujarat farmers.
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Pay Farmers Within 72 Hours Of Crop Procurement: Adityanath To Officials
With Rabi crop procurement for 2022-23 beginning on Friday, Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed officials to ensure that the money is transferred to the bank accounts of farmers within 72 hours of crop procurement.
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Lohri 2022: From Palak Patta Chaat To Matar Kebab - 5 Easy Snack Recipes To Celebrate
Lohri marks the end of the sowing season for winter crops such as rabi, which are now ready for harvest. This festival is celebrated mainly in the northern parts of the country.
-
Shortage Fears As Farmers Form Long Queues Outside UP Fertilizer Centres
With the beginning of the sowing season for Rabi crops, long queues of farmers are being seen at government-run fertilizer centres in Uttar Pradesh, even as the Centre claims there is no shortage of fertilizers in the country.
-
Crop Support Price Hike Will Ensure Maximum Remuneration For Farmers: PM
Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA) chaired by PM Modi approved the increase in the MSP for all mandated Rabi crops.
-
Wheat Purchase Price Up By 2%, Lowest In A Decade, Amid Farmers' Protest
The centre has raised the price it will pay to buy new-season wheat from farmers by 2 per cent to Rs 2,015 per 100 kg. The country is the world's second-biggest wheat consumer and sets a price each year to protect farmers from distress sales.
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Punjab Asks Centre To Defer Direct Bank Transfer Scheme For Farmers
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh has opposed the Centre's scheme to make a direct online payment of the MSP to farmers' bank accounts, bypassing arhtiyas (commission agents), for the crops to be procured by the government from the next Rabi season.
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Rain In Mumbai, Met Forecasts Wet Weather In Maharashtra Next 2-3 Days
Mumbai Rain: The city and its neighbouring areas saw rain and thundershowers on Thursday night. More light to moderate showers are predicted in the next 48 to 72 hours. The next few days are crucial for farmers as thunderstorms and showers may the affect the rabi crop in the harvest season. It may also affect the mango production in the coastal reg...
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Rain In Mumbai, Met Forecasts Wet Weather In Maharashtra Next 2-3 Days
Mumbai Rain: The city and its neighbouring areas saw rain and thundershowers on Thursday night. More light to moderate showers are predicted in the next 48 to 72 hours. The next few days are crucial for farmers as thunderstorms and showers may the affect the rabi crop in the harvest season. It may also affect the mango production in the coastal reg...
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Suspension Of Goods Trains To Hit Sowing Of Crops In Punjab: Report
The suspension of freight trains in Punjab has caused acute shortage of urea for wheat and vegetable crops in Punjab, with the state authorities saying rabi crop sowing is likely to be hit because of it.
-
Amid Stir On Farm Bills, Centre Advances Crop Procurement Dates By 2 Days
Procurement of rice and paddy will begin two days ahead of time, the government said today in a signal to agitated farmers, who held a countrywide protest against the new farm laws today, backed by the opposition Congress. The usual date of procurement of monsoon crops is October 1 across the country.
-
"Cruel Joke On Farmers": Amarinder Singh On Centre's Rate Hike
Politicians and farm leaders of Punjab and Haryana have unanimously rejected the hike in Minimum Support Price of rabi crops announced ahead of schedule by the Centre amid a huge unrest over the proposed farm laws.
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Stubble Burning Can Exacerbate Coronavirus Crisis: Expert
The stubble burning which is likely to start later this month ahead of the Rabi crop sowing season can exacerbate the Coronavirus crisis, an agricultural-cum-environment expert has cautioned.
