Agriculture
ICAR blames BT cotton for farmers' misery
26 Mar 2012
ICAR develops over 4,000 varieties of crops
20 Mar 2012
Bihar’s Nalanda district beats China’s paddy production record
20 Mar 2012
The Nalanda district in Bihar has set a new global record in paddy production under field demonstration of intensified rice cultivation
Report on farm sector calls for focus on investment, sustainable technology and marketing
13 Mar 2012
PM orders review of cotton export ban
07 Mar 2012
Commerce minister Anand Sharma said the ban was sought following reports of export fraud and cartelisation by a handful and looming domestic shortage after exports touched 10 million bales
PM orders review of cotton export ban
07 Mar 2012
Commerce minister Anand Sharma said the ban was sought following reports of export fraud and cartelisation by a handful and looming domestic shortage after exports touched 10 million bales
Eastern India turns food surplus with record production of 103.2 million tonnes
25 Feb 2012
The traditionally food-deficit eastern India has chalked record food output with a growth of of 11.9 per cent against the national average of 2.2 per cent year-on-year
India set for record foodgrain production
15 Feb 2012
India is set to exceed the target for foodgrains production with a record harvest of 250 million tonnes, prime minister Manmohan Singh said today
India mulls lifting sugar controls
17 Jan 2012
Wheat acreage in India up marginally at 26.6 million ha, pulses area down at 13.4 million ha
24 Dec 2011
Food bill may come before Parliament on Tuesday
19 Dec 2011
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