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Chana sowing holds key to pulses inflationChana, India's most consumed pulse, which is central to making everything from salty snacks to nutritious meals, needs adequate soil moistu...- Urea imports surge 40% despite push to cut chemical fertilisersTotal urea imports in the April-September period rose to 5.589 million tonnes from 3.979 million tonnes in the first half of last fiscal ye...
- In 2024, Rutgers planted soybeans between solar panels in New Jersey; the first harvest found no significant yield difference between two solar panel designsRutgers University recently performed a groundbreaking experiment on agrivoltaics to assess soybean yield productivity beneath solar panels...
- M&M Financial Services shares crash 10% after Q2 results. What are Nomura and other analysts saying?Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services shares fell sharply on despite a 55% year-on-year rise in Q2FY27 net profit to Rs 882 crore. Nomura ...
- US election interference is hard. Messing with your mind is easyApprehension surrounding election disruptions is shaping how Americans approach voting, with many fearing intimidation while exercising the...
- 'Anyone but Trump': Republicans face Latino backlash over immigration raidsFor nearly two years, US President Donald Trump's heavy-handed deportation drive has sowed fear in immigrant communities and created a floo...
- Uneven rains may keep price of spices elevatedSouthern India is currently grappling with challenges in spice production, primarily due to uneven monsoon patterns and parched soil, which...
- 'Spare India from anarchy': Indian-origin students, academicians condemn anti-EC protestsOver 400 Indian-origin students and researchers from 27 countries have condemned the opposition protests against the Election Commission. T...
- French police arrest 1,800 after violent clashes, looting mar protestsPolice arrested around 1,800 individuals during protests against rising living costs and poor school conditions. Protests involved signific...
- Macron condemns those who 'sought to bring down the Republic' after rioting mars nationwide protestsFrench President Emmanuel Macron condemned the violence during nationwide protests against rising living costs and school conditions. He hi...
- Rs 3,350 crore gift to Ladakh: India's 1st petroglyph park, airport terminal for 35 lakh passengers & 298-km Himalayan road among 5 projects launched by PM ModiLadakh mega projects: Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated five development projects worth Rs 3,350 crore in Ladakh, focusing on connec...
- Rupee relief comes with disruptions in financial marketsThe Reserve Bank of India took decisive steps to stabilize the rupee, significantly affecting financial markets. New constraints led to sky...
- Monsoon deficit raises risk of lower Rabi crop acreageFarmers are likely to decrease rabi sowing due to inadequate rainfall and reduced soil moisture levels. This situation could lead to lower ...
- PM Modi to inaugurate five development projects worth around Rs 3,350 crore in Ladakh tomorrowOn October 15, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate key development projects that enhance infrastructure in Ladakh. The projects ai...
- WPI inflation quickens to 11.39% in September from 9.9% in AugustWholesale prices in India rose significantly to 11.39% in September, driven by rising fuel and food costs. Retail inflation also increased ...
- Mahindra begins commercial rollout of MaxSeeder to tackle stubble burningMahindra & Mahindra has initiated commercial production of its new multi-crop seeding machine called Maxseeder. This machine is designed to...
- Bayer’s DirectAcres crosses 2,00,000 acres in IndiaBayer brings together its capabilities in Seeds & Traits, Crop Protection, Digital Farming Solutions and agronomy with tailored mechanizati...
- New FX curbs sow confusion, bankers await clarity on dealing rupee derivativesBankers are interpreting the new foreign-exchange regulations in India broadly, especially regarding cash-margin requirements related to ru...
- Wheat sowing faces heat from water shortage this winterFarmers in India are likely to reduce wheat planting this winter due to water scarcity and low minimum support prices. Regions such as Raja...
- India’s monsoon risks may raise food industry costs: D&BIndia is experiencing agricultural risks attributed to monsoon conditions, which could impact food processors and poultry producers. Procur...
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