Seven deep technologies like generative AI and robotics will transform Indian agriculture. These innovations promise to increase crop yield...

As the United Arab Emirates (UAE) pursues its ambitious National Food Security Strategy 2051, the emirate has emerged as a global model for...

Residents of Pathar Pratima block in West Bengal's South 24 Parganas district are using rainwater harvesting to combat high groundwater sal...

India has the potential to be a global leader in large-scale, permanent CO2 removal, addressing climate change with innovative methods like...

With a budget of $51 bn, Jal Jeevan Mission (JJM) is working towards realising the vision of 'Har Ghar Jal', and laying the foundation for ...

There is a direct correlation between why north India becomes a gas chamber every winter and the scheme of paddy and wheat procurement unde...

A delegation under the leadership of Tomar is going to visit Israel from May 8-11, 2022, on the invitation from Oded Forer, Minister of Agr...

As variants of concern of COVID-19 emerged in the country, the Indian SARS-CoV-2 Genomics Consortium (INSACOG), studied over 80,000 genome ...

The innovation mission brings Dutch Climate Smart Agriculture knowledge institutions and companies virtually to India September 14-18. The ...

The national level -- Startup Grand Challenge -- which was organized by iCreate with an objective of finding innovative technology.

Agriculturally advanced countries have been using the technology to improve farm output for their people as well as for exporting purposes.

Ground water is people's water and is loosely regulated,intentions to bring about a pan India ground water law, governments exercise little...

Farmers in arid parts of Gujarat are using straw to harvest stormwater through an indigenous method called Bhungroo technology.

Bhungroo has irrigated 2.2 lakh hectares in seven districts of the state, a report by Gujarat Ecology Commission says.

A world agriculture body has estimated that biotech plant technology helped in preventing the release of 19 billion kg of carbon dioxide in...

Scientist and Member of Parliament MS Swaminathan in an interview with ET says that the future belongs to nations with grains and not guns.

Faced with a critical labour shortage on coffee plantations, which is sometimes as high as 75% during the peak harvesting season.