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No need to avoid tuna over parasite reports from Brazil, says governmentConsumers in India are advised to continue consuming tuna and other commercially available fish amid parasitic infection reports. Reports f...- Working class rice just got nice, now that it's hit the supper club circuitPantha bhaat, a fermented rice dish, is gaining popularity in London. This once-humble food was historically eaten by laborers in India. Di...
- In 2022, Alaska began replacing a fish-blocking culvert with a 100-foot bridge at Little Tonsina River with a $1.3 million budget. 1 year later, 70.4 miles of salmon habitat were reopened to fish safelyA flood-damaged culvert along Alaska’s Little Tonsina River long prevented salmon from swimming upstream. In July 2022, crews began replaci...
- Nepal floods bring strange fish to Bihar, govt warns against eating or selling it; consumption may cause vomiting, diarrhoeaNepal unusual fish found in Bihar: Nepal flood has swept an unusual fish into Bihar’s Gandak basin. The floodwaters from Nepal have prompte...
- In 1972, Chicago began digging 110 miles of sewer tunnel up to 300 feet down; 50 years on, the Deep Tunnel has captured more than a trillion gallons of combined sewageChicago's Deep Tunnel project has been a vital safeguard for Lake Michigan over the past fifty years. Initiated in 1972, this impressive 11...
- 7 foods that can cause food poisoning during monsoon: Everyday picks that become risky when rain, heat & humidity riseMonsoon weather increases food spoilage and germ spread risks significantly. Certain foods like raw meats and unpasteurised dairy require e...
- In 1986, Florida sank this 189-foot ship off the Florida Keys; decades later, its stripped superstructure is covered in sponges, corals and hydroidsThe Thunderbolt, a former military and research vessel, now serves as an artificial reef off Marathon in the Florida Keys. It was intention...
- Karnataka tightens food safety rules as hotel inspections uncover tonnes of unsafe foodKarnataka has issued a detailed food-safety advisory for hotels, restaurants, caterers and food businesses amid intensified inspections acr...
- From 105 kg expired food & 32 litres of milk to 50 kg chicken and rotten veggies: What FDA found inside Bengaluru’s 3-star and 5-star hotel kitchens will shock youBengaluru's Food Safety and Drug Administration conducted surprise inspections at several high-end hotels. Officials discovered expired foo...
- You are probably using Aluminium foil wrong; these clever household uses may surprise youAluminum foil is a household hero, providing creative solutions for various tasks. It keeps bananas fresh longer and makes cleaning up afte...
- Irish proverb of the day: "If a person wants to catch a trout he must do more than merely listen to the flood" — Inspiring life lessons on action, perseverance, patience, discipline, courage, and why success always belongs to those who move beyond waiting in timeless Irish wisdomIrish proverb of the day: The traditional Irish proverb, "If a person wants to catch a trout he must do more than merely listen to the floo...
- Lakshadweep hosts first-ever investors' meet to unlock fisheries, aquaculture potentialThe Centre and Lakshadweep administration hosted a first-of-its-kind investors' meet to boost the fisheries and aquaculture sector, envisio...
- Farmers should maintain social distancing, take precaution while harvesting crops: ICARAs rabi harvesting likely to pick up in the coming days, the government's agri-research body ICAR on Saturday asked farmers to follow socia...
- India & Sri Lanka agree on proposals for finding interim solution on fishermen issue in MayThe Sri Lankan side was more receptive to the Indian suggestions in Tuesday’s meeting, claimed MEA spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin.
- China angry over Japan-Taiwan disputed island pactChina's policy on Taiwan's contact with foreign countries is consistent and clear, spokesman of the foreign ministry Hong Lei said.
- Post-harvest wastage causing Rs 15,000 crore annual losses to marine and fish industry: AssochamThe post-harvest losses are generally caused due to poor handling, processing of fish leading to quality deterioration.
- Fish production in West Bengal may cross 2K metric tons by 2015: AssochamGrowing at compounded annual growth rate of about 5%, fish production in West Bengal may cross 2,000 metric tons mark by 2015 from the curr...
- China objects to Japan-Taiwan talks on disputed islandsWhile staking claim to the disputed islands in the East China Sea, China today took exception to Japan's plans to negotiate with Taiwan abo...
- Another spanner in Posco's Orissa project: Coast along port site erodingShoreline surveys have found the Orissa's coastline to be highly erosive. Worse still, 50%, that is 4.8 km of the 9.3 km coastline along th...
- Indian tuna gets ready to grace Japanese platesIndian tuna may soon find its way in large numbers to Japanese plates considering the renewed interest shown by Indian vessels in catching ...
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