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Kerala has seen a surge in interstate migration in the last two decades, with people from various countries seeking better job opportunities. However, these migrants face challenges in remitting money to their families, paying high transaction costs and using agents to transfer money. A 2023 study by the Science and Engineering Research Board and Mahatma Gandhi University found that a significant portion of these migrants express reservations about the reliability of digital platforms for remitt...

Carbon Neutrality through advanced technological interventions: NITI Aayog member Dr V K Saraswat | Business News | The Avenue Mail

 BANDIPORA : One-day awareness program titled ‘Technological Interventions in Fruit Crop Cultivation under Microclimatic Conditions of Gurez Valley’, was Tuesday organized by, Krishi Vigyan Kendra (KVK)- Gurez, under HADP (Holistic Agriculture D

The success or failure of flood management in Indonesia depends on local governments' ability to enforce rules, mobilise against corruption and uphold social justice.

MACS 2023 unanimously agreed to launch a Millet Initiative - MAHARISHI which was proposed by India for research in the field of millets

General (Dr.) V K Singh (Retd.), Union Minister of State for Civil Aviation, and Road Transport and Highways inaugurated the G20 Meeting of Agricultural Chief Scientists (MACS) in Varanasi today. The MACS is the 100th G20 Meeting during India’s G20 P

Jammu Tawi, Feb 14: The UT government has approved a Rs. 176 crore project to boost fish production. The project involves importing genetically improved fish seed, upgrading existing hatcheries and fish rearing units, introducing species diversity in aquaculture through R&D, and commercializing trout and carp fish production using modern technologies such as RAS and Biofloc.

Trout production to increase by 2.5 times from 1,663 to 4,000 tonnes JAMMU, Feb 14: Jammu & Kashmir has abundant water resources and great potential for fish and fisheries development. However, due to some challenges like outdated infrastructure, inbreeding depression, limited variety of aquaculture species, fragile aquatic ecosystems and lack of modern aquaculture technologies, the Fish farming was not progressing. Now, to overcome these challenges and make Fish farming a prosperous sector,...

The Jammu and Kashmir administration has approved Rs 176 crore project to boost fish production in the Union territory, an official statement said.

AHMEDABAD, September 4 : The two-day Gujarat Science Conclave of State Science & Technology (S&T) Ministers, to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Sh Narendra Modi, at Science City here will explore State specific technologies and innovations for adoption and scaling up through integrated approach with Centre’s collaboration. This was stated to media by Union Minister of State (Independent Charge) Science & Technology; Minister of State (Independent Charge) Earth Sciences; MoS PM...