Page 12 - Devinder Sharma News Today

'India moving from green revolution to agriculture revolution' | Jharkhand News | The Avenue Mail

Families, like that of Asha, a homemaker in New Delhi, are feeling the impact acutely. Asha explains that the price hike has forced her to rethink her cooking choices and has made tomatoes an unaffordable luxury.

From butter chicken to paneer makhani, Indian cuisine is unthinkable without the ubiquitous tomato.

Days after devastation, life of flood-hit victims of Kullu Valley hangs in balance

Experts say low returns and post harvest losses and management inefficiences among major roadblocks for crop diversification 

For the farmers, it is not a hike in the MSP but its implementation in its true letter and spirit which will help them.

The price incentives will result in higher production, which will translate into lower prices and bring down inflation, experts said.

The Save our Rice Campaign, launched in India in 2004, has been able to revive 1,500 indigenous seeds in various regions in India.

As many as 10,881 persons engaged in the farm sector died by suicide in 2021, the count highest over the preceding five years, according to a report released on Sunday by the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE).

Last week, travelling in Himachal Pradesh, I stopped at a fruit and vegetable seller’s makeshift shop by the roadside. After making purchases, I casually asked him the price of capsicum. “Rs 40 per kg,” came the prompt reply. The same week, news reports had stated that with Punjab&