Agriculture
Flood toll mounts in Karnataka, Andhra
05 Oct 2009
Just weeks ago, most parts of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka were suffering from severe drought, before the the backlash of the late monsoon devastate huge areas in the two states
Storage of important reservoirs in the country
05 Oct 2009
Rice to cost more, warns Pawar
25 Sep 2009
Monsoon deficit slumps further to 21 per cent
19 Sep 2009
Norman Borlaug: the man who fed a hungry world
14 Sep 2009
The Nobel Peace Prize and Padma Vibhushan winner, who is better known as the father of the "Green Revolution," was credited with saving 1 billion lives worldwide from famine. By Mohan Kakanadan
Blue Star launches new storage system for seeds
12 Sep 2009
India not to concede ground on agriculture at WTO meet
31 Aug 2009
India will not agree to any change in the approach to the ‘Doha Round’ of trade negotiations, as it prepares to host a ‘mini-summit’ in advance of the next round of international trade talks. Jagdeep Worah reports
Punjab seeks Rs7410 crore drought relief package
27 Aug 2009
Scrapped RIL farm project unviable, says Punjab
24 Aug 2009
Pranab hints at import of edible oils, pulses
21 Aug 2009
The government has kept the option of food imports open as the current drought has seriously affected production of kharif crops
Pawar talks to producers as sugar prices soar
19 Aug 2009
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