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India likely to see below-normal rainfall in second half of monsoon: IMDIndia's monsoon rainfall for August and September is predicted to be below normal. The India Meteorological Department forecasts precipitat...- Chinese Proverb of the Day: "If you are planning for one year, sow rice. If you are planning for ten years, plant trees. If you are planning for one hundred years, educate people"; life lessons on long-term thinking, building a lasting legacy and why investing in people creates the greatest futureLong-term success is built through patience, vision and investing in what truly lasts. This ancient Chinese proverb reminds us that while s...
- Wealth wisdom: “If I had more money, I would have a better plan. My mentor responded ...” said the author of ‘7 Strategies For Wealth & Happiness’, - check this smart budgeting rule so you have more moneyDo you also believe that having more would mean that you will have a better plan? Well, if you do, you might be wrong. 'Business philosophe...
- Bharat atta, rice set for market return ahead of festive seasonThe government plans to resume selling subsidized Bharat Atta and Bharat Rice soon. This initiative aims to provide staples at lower prices...
- Bengaluru chef who cooks for top techies, reveals trick to make meals protein-heavy without adding carbs: 'If it is paneer...'A chef from Bengaluru recently took to Instagram and revealed how she prepares simple, nutritious meals for engineers in Bengaluru. She exp...
- Why thousands of farmers are protesting in Bhopal with Hanuman Chalisa recitations and the TricolourBhopal Farmers' Protest News Today: Thousands of Madhya Pradesh farmers are marching to Bhopal over a bumper moong crop. They demand full p...
- Tracking pulses: Low kharif sowing sparks supply concerns; how big is the risk?Experts say the next few weeks of monsoon will decide if the acreage shortfall stays manageable or turns into a bigger supply and price ris...
- Patchy rains may hit rural lending, banks stay cautiousBankers are closely watching monsoon rains and their impact on rural credit. Uneven rainfall poses inflation risks for summer crops and rur...
- How the rain gods impact the Indian economyIDFC FIRST Bank Chief Economist Gaura Sengupta analyzes how El Nino and monsoon performance shape India's economic growth and inflation. Wh...
- India's January to June rice exports climb 5% as non-basmati shipments rise, sources sayIndia's rice exports grew five percent in early 2026, driven by non-basmati shipments. Higher demand from African nations boosted non-basma...
- Everyone said rejecting the TCS job was a mistake. Now he reportedly makes Rs 25 lakh from selling riceAnkit Pandey's friend ditched a TCS job, facing criticism, to launch a rice business. He now buys directly from farmers, brands his own ric...
- Monsoon revival boosts summer crop planting in IndiaA revival in monsoon rains has accelerated the sowing of key summer crops across India, helping farmers recover from an early-season slowdo...
- El Niño worsens plight of Asia’s rice belt after war price shockLower harvests risk driving up global food prices and inflation. This situation threatens food security for millions across developing Asia.
- African Proverb of the Day: “He who eats another man's food will… — Life lessons on fairness, reciprocity, gratitude, responsibility and why life has a way of balancing the scalesAfrican Proverb of the Day highlights the meaning of “He who eats another man's food will have his own food eaten by others.” The saying em...
- Grocery bills rising? Grow these 7 plants at home and save moneyGrowing your own food at home can help reduce grocery expenses while providing fresh, chemical-free ingredients. Easy-to-grow plants like m...
- Kharif sowing gap narrows despite widening rainfall deficit; East, Central India may see improved rains: ReportIndia's Kharif sowing gap narrowed significantly last week. This progress occurred despite a widening cumulative rainfall deficit over rece...
- Phrase of the day: 'Pay the price' - meaning, origin, examples, usage and similar English idioms about consequences explainedPhrase of the day: The English idiom 'pay the price' describes facing negative outcomes from past choices. This phrase signifies experienci...
- Kharif crop acreage to rise as sowing window remains open till August 15: Shivraj Singh ChouhanIn response to current crop shortages, farmers are set to expand acreage for essential kharif crops. Increased rainfall is expected in the ...
- Japanese proverb of the day: “The more the rice ripens, the more the stalks bow” — Timeless Japanese wisdom on humility, success, true greatness, quiet confidence, character, leadership, and why the strongest people stay humbleJapanese Proverb of the Day: “The more the rice ripens, the more the stalks bow.” The Japanese Proverb draws its power from an ordinary sce...
- Rice, oilseed, pulses prices rise as Kharif crop sowing declinesRetail prices are rising due to reduced sowing of key kharif crops. Inflation has increased for rice, oilseeds, and major pulses in June. A...
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