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PAU's PR-126 rice variety is gaining popularity among farmers in Punjab as an alternative to water-intensive rice varieties. Punjab Agriculture University has witnessed a significant increase in sales of PR-126 seeds, with 9,000 quintals sold this year compared to 4,800 quintals last year. The university has set up 35 seed sale counters across the state to meet the demand for this short duration variety.

Dumka witnesses a complex political landscape with alliances, defections, and legal implications shaping the upcoming Lok Sabha polls. Local perspecti

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The extant incident was the case of pantograph flashing which occurs at times due to some external/foreign material getting stuck between OHE and pantograph and poses no safety threat or hazard to passengers. However, the exact cause will be further investigated in this case.

The IMD's Tuesday weather bulletin stated that conditions will become favourable for the monsoon to begin over Kerala within the next five days.

Eager to showcase these remarkable accomplishments, students provide insights into their triumphs. Dive into the stories of our achievers as they recount their inspiring journeys!

If the Congress reached 90, it would have a pretty good chance of holding the BJP below the 272 mark. A hundred seats will rock national politics, argues Shekhar Gupta.

The National Investigation Agency (NIA) on Monday conducted multi-state raids and arrested five persons allegedly involved in international human trafficking and cyber fraud syndicate. The accused were luring Indian youths to foreign countries on false promises of employment, an official statement said. The youths were being forced to work in fake call centres at Golden Triangle Special Economic Zone (SEZ), Laos and Cambodia, among other places, as part of the racket, controlled and operated mai...

The red alert for heatwave and warm night conditions has been extended until May 29, and an orange alert has been issued for May 30