Page 13 - Devinder Sharma News Today

The high-density farming in India is posing a threat to its environment as the nutrients and elements of the soil are being extracted very fast, according to renowned Indian agriculture expert Devinder Sharma.

A parliamentary panel on agriculture in a report tabled in Parliament on March 23 this year noted that the government is far from its 2022 goal of doubling the income of farmers.

Dr. Devinder Sharma, Bhumika Kapoor and Manoj Thakur We owe a great deal of gratitude to bees, an incredible but sometimes underrated insect that is among the world’s hardest-working insects for their tireless perseverance. If bees didn’t exist, our lives and our surroundings in their entirety might have been substantially different. To demonstrate this

IRELAND’S President Michael Daniel Higgins came down heavily the other day on the continuing ‘obsession’ with economic growth, saying that while “many economists remain stuck in an inexorable growth narrative... a fixation on a narrowly defined efficiency, productivity, perpe

Even as the central government is reviewing the extent of damage caused to the wheat crop, it has already ruled out resuming the wheat export, banned last year, due to domestic supply concerns.

If any signs of deficiency develop then India will have to import rice and be proactive to neutralise food inflation.

The central government is reviewing the extent of damage caused by the heavy rain in March and has decided to continue the ban on wheat export imposed in 2022.

No change in crop sowing pattern will be needed as monsoon is expected to be normal, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences, tells Moneycontrol. Agri expert sees an impact.

Whil

Whil