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How India's Heatwaves Are Changing: 5 Patterns Weather Data Is Revealing
Scientists say several factors - including warming temperatures, soil moisture loss and atmospheric circulation patterns - can contribute to prolonged heat episodes.
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No Change In India's Rank Turner Policy After Eden Collapse, Report Says 2nd Test Pitch Will See More Turn
The 2nd India vs South Africa Test pitch in Guwahati will be in focus when the match starts on Friday.
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India's Spin Gamble Backfires As South Africa Seal First Test Win On Indian Soil After 15 Years
Indian batters' frailties against high quality spin in challenging home conditions were exposed yet again as South Africa outplayed their fancied counterparts by 30 runs in the opening Test.
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'Not At All Concerned...': Skipper Shubman Gill's No Nonsense Take On Gujarat Titans' Middle Order
GT overcame Mumbai Indians by 36 runs, making use of the home conditions and black soil pitch as they posted a steep 196 for eight and then restricted Hardik Pandya's team to 160/6
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Gautam Gambhir All But Confirms India's XI For 1st Test vs Bangladesh. Says "We Don't Drop..."
Gautam Gambhir also insisted that the opposition must learn to tackle spin-friendly conditions, even though the first Test in Chennai is set to be played on red soil track, which is known for creating conditions in favour of the fast bowlers.
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India's Soil Organic Carbon Content Fell From 1% To 0.3% In 70 Years: Report
The Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) content in India has come down to 0.3 per cent from 1 per cent in the past 70 years which is a cause of concern for the agriculture sector, National Rainfed Area Authority (NRAA) CEO Ashok Dalwai has said.
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World Soil Day 2021: Know The Date, Significance And History
World Soil Day is commemorated on December 5 annually and is aimed at spreading awareness about the importance of soil. The poor condition of soil leads to degradation, which is a pressing environmental issue globally.
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UAE may not host World Cup qualifiers
Dubai hasn't yet been permitted to import soil samples from other cricket nations to replicate playing conditions there.
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How India's Heatwaves Are Changing: 5 Patterns Weather Data Is Revealing
Scientists say several factors - including warming temperatures, soil moisture loss and atmospheric circulation patterns - can contribute to prolonged heat episodes.
-
No Change In India's Rank Turner Policy After Eden Collapse, Report Says 2nd Test Pitch Will See More Turn
The 2nd India vs South Africa Test pitch in Guwahati will be in focus when the match starts on Friday.
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India's Spin Gamble Backfires As South Africa Seal First Test Win On Indian Soil After 15 Years
Indian batters' frailties against high quality spin in challenging home conditions were exposed yet again as South Africa outplayed their fancied counterparts by 30 runs in the opening Test.
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'Not At All Concerned...': Skipper Shubman Gill's No Nonsense Take On Gujarat Titans' Middle Order
GT overcame Mumbai Indians by 36 runs, making use of the home conditions and black soil pitch as they posted a steep 196 for eight and then restricted Hardik Pandya's team to 160/6
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Gautam Gambhir All But Confirms India's XI For 1st Test vs Bangladesh. Says "We Don't Drop..."
Gautam Gambhir also insisted that the opposition must learn to tackle spin-friendly conditions, even though the first Test in Chennai is set to be played on red soil track, which is known for creating conditions in favour of the fast bowlers.
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India's Soil Organic Carbon Content Fell From 1% To 0.3% In 70 Years: Report
The Soil Organic Carbon (SOC) content in India has come down to 0.3 per cent from 1 per cent in the past 70 years which is a cause of concern for the agriculture sector, National Rainfed Area Authority (NRAA) CEO Ashok Dalwai has said.
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World Soil Day 2021: Know The Date, Significance And History
World Soil Day is commemorated on December 5 annually and is aimed at spreading awareness about the importance of soil. The poor condition of soil leads to degradation, which is a pressing environmental issue globally.
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UAE may not host World Cup qualifiers
Dubai hasn't yet been permitted to import soil samples from other cricket nations to replicate playing conditions there.
