Lenovo opens digital centre for millets farming in Kerala
LenovoOn Thursday, he inaugurated a digital center as part of the Action for Humanity in India project, at the IHRD
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Heavy rain seen for Kerala, Karnataka but monsoon not in sight yet
After an agonizing wait of at least 10 days, the monsoon It advanced into parts of the southwest Bay of
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Shilpa Shetty invests in agri-tech company Kisankonnect
Kisankonnect, an agricultural technology company from Maharashtra, has attracted an undisclosed amount of investment from Shilpa Shetty Kundra. Founded in
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mooPay launches heat index-based insurance plan for dairy farmers
mooPay, Stellapps’ dairy technology provider, in partnership with IBISA Network, HDFC ERGO and Gramcover, has launched a unique heat index-based
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India’s wheat, rice stocks comfortable to meet needs, says Food Ministry
The Food Ministry said on Thursday that India’s wheat and rice stocks in the central pool are comfortable at over
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Strategic disinvestment: CBDT to exempt deemed taxation of difference in book value and fair value
In order to facilitate the strategic divestment of the public sector enterprise, the Income Tax Department has amended a rule
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Monsoon advances into parts of South Arabian Sea, Maldives, Comorin
The southwest monsoon has advanced to parts of the southern Arabian Sea, the Maldives and the Comorin regions as well
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Delhi’s average max temp this May lowest in 36 years, says IMD
Delhi recorded its coldest May in 36 years with excess rains bringing the average maximum temperature down to 36.8°C this
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India may export 75,000 tonnes of broken rice to three African nations
India will likely export 75,000 tonnes of fully broken white rice under government agreements to Senegal, Gambia and Djibouti soon,
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India’s natural rubber consumption at a record 13.5 lakh tonnes in FY23
India’s natural rubber consumption rose to a record high of 13.5 thousand tons, although imports fell by 3.2 percent in
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