The Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) organised the closing ceremony of the International Year of Millets (IYM) 2023 on Friday to take stock of the accomplishments of, and lessons learned from, IYM 2023 and identify priorities for future investments, particularly to address identifi
Despite the caretaker Taliban government's ban on narcotics cultivation, production, and trafficking, some farmers who formerly grew poppies criticised the absence of assistance in transitioning to alternative crops.
"Chief Minister, you are calling the tribal community, the youth, the respected women, the labourers and farmers of Chhindwara a mess. You should immediately apologise to the people of Chhindwara for this grave insult to Chhindwara. The people of Chhindwara, however, will never forgive yo
On whether the electoral fallout of the farm protests 2.0 could hurt the BJP-led NDA going into the general elections, the Union Minister said he was hopeful that the farmers won't be 'misled' like last time and will demonstrate their electoral support for the government.
Government subsidy to farmers during any transition is a good way to de-risk farming, besides increasing productivity and adopting more sustainable practices, said Daan Wensing, CEO at the development agency IDH, which works in the agri-value chain globally.
Pune (Maharashtra) [India], March 23: Maharashtra is gradually becoming the new land of entrepreneurs. And what really proves that? It is the several success stories that its youngsters are weaving. Dadu Salgar is one of them. From a struggling son of a farmer in a drought-prone area to the
"In the coming days, people have to caste vote, and they will also have to be alert after voting, we have to save booths; we have to be careful of the BJP. If the BJP loses, youth will get jobs, farmers will get MSP, and people will get respect. Remove the BJP, save the Constitution. Also d
On Tuesday, Shobha Karandlaje, the Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare while speaking to the reporters, said that "one guy comes from Tamil Nadu, takes training there, and plants a bomb at Rameshwaram Cafe."
In response to the inquiry regarding her profound commitment to serving farmers over other potential pursuits, Dhanashri articulated, "Agriculture stands as the primary source of livelihood for over 70 percent of rural India."