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India's wheat production resilient despite setbacks: Agri ministryIndia's wheat output for the 2025-26 crop year is stable. The agriculture ministry assures resilience despite unseasonal rains and hailstor...- Bill Gates tries his hand at pesticide sprayer made by startup to ease farmers' woesMicrosoft co-founder Bill Gates tested a new pesticide sprayer at the Indian Agricultural Research Institute in New Delhi. Developed by eng...
- Indo-Danish firm turns agri waste into clean shipping fuel, promises to raise farm yieldsDecarbonising the highly polluting shipping sector has been a challenge. But now a company has successfully tested a technology that can ma...
- India will be among leading exporters of defence equipment in 10 years, says DRDO chairmanIndia is set to become a leading exporter of defence equipment within ten years, targeting Rs 50,000 crore in exports by 2028 and Rs 1 lakh...
- India's vulnerable communities expect climate justice, action from New York Climate WeekIndia's vulnerable farming communities are seeking increased climate finance amid disproportionate climate impacts. Despite receiving 917.8...
- A cohesive ecosystem to support innovations for small and marginal landholding
- Maha signed MoUs worth Rs 3 lakh cr with 98 firms amid pandemic: Minister Subhash DesaiAURIC or Aurangabad Industrial City is a multi-billion dollar corridor being developed as part of the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor. Ear...
- Concerns about kharif sowing persist due to uneven distribution of rainfall, says CrisilIMD forecasts monsoon will remain normal for the rest of the season. However, concerns around kharif sowing persist mainly because of uneve...
- Devendra Fadnavis writes to Sonia, slams Maha government's handling of pandemicThe former Maharashtra chief minister in his letter pointed out the high mortality rate in the state and alleged that the Shiv Sena-NCP-Con...
- Gadkari pitches for more research to identify import substitute productsWhile identifying crucial products being imported into the country, the focus should be on how they can be manufactured here, said the mini...
- Monsoon covers entire MaharashtraFour days after hitting coastal Maharashtra, the southwest monsoon made a steady progress and has now covered the entire state, the India M...
- Pankaja Munde says she won't quit, dares BJP to remove herAddressing a rally in Beed district on the occasion of the birth anniversary of her father Gopinath Munde, Pankaja said BJP was free to dec...
- Ritesh Jain’s what I read this week: Benz, Banjara & helicopter moneyHirabai Fakira Rathod, a Banjara Adivasi near Aurangabad was talked into buying a new vehicle in 2010 when many banks were on a ‘tractor lo...
- Monsoon advances to drench Maharashtra and other parts, spelling relief for farmersThe monsoon, which has kept farmers on tenterhooks with sluggish progress so far, is expected to intensify in the days ahead.
- Railway projects via joint venture with Maharashtra will help generate employment: Suresh PrabhuSpeaking about Pune, he said his ministry, along with the Union Urban Development Ministry, is working on an integrated transport plan for ...
- If there’s an agrarian crisis, it’ll be in southern India, says CWC Chairman AB PandyaThe construction of new reservoirs has been slow. It has hampered the growth of storage in country. In the long run it is not a healthy sit...
- Monsoon to hit Andaman by May 25 and thereafter reach KeralaPre-monsoon showers have lashed parts of the country and are expected to cover more regions next week.
- North and Northwest India receive heavy showers; overall monsoon deficit narrows to 14%Heavy showers this week have soaked rain-starved farms across north and northwest India, narrowing the overall monsoon deficit in the count...
- End-of-season rainfall to erase a part of drought's footprintAn unexpected surge in rainfall since the last week of July has soaked parched fields in many parts of the country and filled up depleted r...
- Funds shortage hits irrigation projectsIt’s like a bottomless pit. Having spent around Rs 30,000 crore on irrigation projects, the Maharashtra government is looking for another R...
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