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No slowdown yet, but inflation and El Niño are risks: ITC's Sanjiv PuriITC Chairman Sanjiv Puri revealed plans for a Rs 20,000 crore investment over the medium term, including hotel expansion. He highlighted st...- What was that tentacled object floating on the ISS? Viral ISS photo sparks panic before astronaut reveals the truthA bizarre, tentacled object photographed on the International Space Station by astronaut Don Pettit sparked online alarm, with many mistaki...
- ETMarkets Smart Talk | India’s Next Big Themes: AI, Semiconductors & Defense to lead wealth creation says Manish JainManish Jain from Mirae Asset Capital Markets highlights AI, defense, digital economy, semiconductors, and renewables as key sectors for lon...
- Food fights & battle reels: The patriotism surge post Pahalgam terror attackFollowing the Pahalgam terrorist attack, social media platforms have been flooded with displays of armchair patriotism. Professionals on Li...
- In one giant leap for Earth plants, seeds are grown in moon soilResearchers said on Thursday they planted seeds of a diminutive flowering weed called Arabidopsis thaliana in 12 small thimble-sized contai...
- Want to experience what it's like living on Mars? NASA is hiringNASA is looking for people to spend a year pretending they are isolated on Mars.
- Quantum Leap: Alternative meat market is expected to grow 10 times by 2029The burger patties of Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, which use proteins from pea, mung bean, soy and potato, and which are said to appro...
- How the humble potato has a more personal resonance for mostUntil the 1940s, potatoes, grown on the hill slopes of Garhwal, Kumaon and Meghalaya, were cultivated from the seeds brought in by the Euro...
- Oberoi Sukhvilas: Luxury in the lap of Nature, and it’s an unforgettable experienceNature comes to life, in the sprawling Oberoi Sukhvilas, spread over 25 acres.
- Seven restaurant and dining trends for 2017It’s time to gaze at the crystal ball and ask that tantalising question: What will 2017 put on our plates?
- Potatoes to be grown on Earth under Martian conditionsThe experiment demonstrates that potato crops can be grown in the most inhospitable environments to save millions of lives.
- How Karnataka's horticulture department is turning the farmer into an entrepreneurThe state is expecting a range of cos, including the Big Four consulting firms to come forward to bid for tenders to provide manpower to su...
- As rubber meets road, Kappa cheers farmersTapioca has always been a popular edible tuber in Kerala and is now widely grown in Tamil Nadu, where it is used mainly for starch and sago...
- Growing potatoes and other spuds on runway verges a good ideaEven the choice of potatoes is significant, for this is not an ode to its ubiquity — as some Indian politicians might be inclined to assert.
- Mahindra & Mahindra group bets big on agri sectorThe Mumbai-based group is keeping options open for acquisitions in the range of Rs 100-150 crore in seeds, dairy, irrigation and crop care.
- ET Roundtable: Entrepreneurs building startups using Internet of Things, cloud computing models to help farmersA new breed of entrepreneurs is building startups that use next-generation technologies including Internet of Things (IoT) and cloud comput...
- Thundershower, rain in March-April to affect rabi harvestExperts advise farmers not to irrigate their fields as rain could lead to waterlogging, which could affect winter crops such as wheat, must...
- Modern Asian cooking: The new trend to watch out in foodAt Tian, the literally “heavenly”, rooftop restaurant at the ITC Maurya in New Delhi, rustling up a Thai Green Curry is hardly a pedestrian...
- FDI debate leaves a bitter taste for McDonald’s, Pepsi, KFCMcDonald’s refuted Sushma Swaraj’s allegation that the fast-food giant does not source even basic commodities such as potatoes from within ...
- Go organic as vegetables turn priceyIncreasing the importance of farmers in the production cycle, gives them a better price for their produce and cuts out middlemen who inflat...
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