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Almost three-quarters of England now in drought, UK government saysNearly three-quarters of England is now experiencing drought conditions. This severe situation stems from prolonged dry weather and higher ...- School Assembly News Headlines Today, July 9: Top national, world & sports news; Thought of the Day and news for studentsSchool Assembly News Headlines: Monsoon showers bring relief to Delhi while Orange Alerts remain in place across several states. The Prime ...
- Extreme heat adds pressure to food supplies already hit by warMeteorologists warn of prolonged high temperatures due to El Niño, compounding climate change impacts and already high farming costs. This ...
- Britain's army fenced off Salisbury Plain from industrial farming; 143 years on, plants came back fast, but the hidden soil microbes still haven't caught upLand restoration success is often measured above ground. However, a landmark study reveals that the invisible recovery of soil ecosystems t...
- Nations race to secure enough fertilizer and prevent food crisisSurging fertilizer prices, particularly for urea and phosphate, are impacting major agricultural economies, with top exporters curbing sale...
- Rahul Gandhi spreading lies over India's trade deals with US, EU; farmers fully protected: Amit ShahUnion Home Minister Amit Shah has strongly refuted claims made by Congress leader Rahul Gandhi regarding India's trade agreements. Shah ass...
- School Assembly Headlines for July 17: Top national, international, sports and business updatesSchool Assembly Headlines: India's energy sector marks a milestone as Assam pioneers crude oil production. Simultaneously, the Supreme Cour...
- Canada’s new First Lady isn’t here for the titleMark Carney becomes Canada's 24th Prime Minister. His wife, Diana Fox Carney, is an economist and climate advocate. She has worked on corpo...
- Make trade cool again: A well-crafted, flexible US-India trade agreement can unlock lasting economic opportunitiesAmerican ships in the early 1800s brought ice to India, revolutionising its food preservation and trade, while returning with valuable prod...
- UK braces for Storm Ciarán: High alert for heavy rain and floodingForecasters have raised concerns about the risk of flooding due to the saturated ground conditions caused by persistent wet weather. The Me...
- Chicken manure practices under scrutiny as River Wye pollution battle unfoldsRiver Action, an anti-pollution charity, has taken legal action against the Environment Agency (EA) for allowing excessive levels of chicke...
- Varun Gandhi turns down Oxford Union invite to speak on if India on right path under PM ModiThe second leg of Parliament's budget session has been a washout so far, with the BJP demanding apology from the Congress leader for his "g...
- Union Home Minister Amit Shah stresses on need to increase conviction rate in countryNoting that the foundation has been laid for the ninth off-campus facility of National Forensic Sciences University in Dharwad, Shah said, ...
- Your precious blueberries may go missing from smoothies due to climate changeThe wild blueberry growers might need to change the way they farm.
- Our economy will grow at 10 pc in 2021-22 in real terms: NITI AayogOn the Kerala Assembly resolution against Centre's farm laws, he said, "I think this protest is going on for the sake of protest. These law...
- View: The political communication required to market govt's farm reforms has been simply missingThe problem with GoI’s recent policy reforms with respect to the farm economy is not that they are intrinsically wrong, but the political c...
- Triple transition, India’s unique achievement: Rajiv Kumar, Director, Pahle India FoundationIndia must whole-heartedly adopt the latest cutting edge technologies, including artificial intelligence, while simultaneously generating o...
- WEF Davos meet next week; Arun Jaitley, Piyush Goyal to participateMeeting against the backdrop of the world economy facing multiple challenges, the 45th edition of the WEF meet would discuss 'The New Globa...
- Politics: Agenda should be to build prosperity through reformsMillions of Indians beseech political order to rise above narrow sectarian interests & demonstrate statesmanship to deal with setback to In...
- Vedanta hurt by Church of England decision to sell stakeThe Church of England on Friday said it had sold its stake in Vedanta to protest against the company's "level of respect for human rights"....
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