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7 policemen injured in accident - Vimarsana News

7 policemen injured in accident

7 policemen injured in accident Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Seven police personnel sustained injuries after the van in which they were travelling overturned near Thaishola, a few kilometres from Manjoor town here on Tuesday. Officials said the personnel, stationed at a camp in Upper Bhavani to monitor movement of Maoists, had been brought to Udhagamandalam to undergo test for COVID-19. Nine police personnel were returning to their camp when the van met with an accident. Seven of them have been taken to Coimbatore for treatment, while two others were treated in Manjoor.

Collective farming will help farmers get best prices, say experts | Coimbatore News - Vimarsana News

Collective farming will help farmers get best prices, say experts | Coimbatore News

Coimbatore: The Department of Agricultural Marketing and Agri Business has advised farmers from the catchment areas of Upper Bhavani basin to opt for collective farming and either to join or start farmer producer organizations to get the best prices for their produce and embrace modernization techniques and equipment in a more affordable manner. The department has conducted a two-day workshop for 200 farmers from the catchment areas at the forest college and research institute on Tuesday and Wednesday. The farmers were members of the Sri Renganathar Farmers Producers Company of Upper Bhavani...

Farmers advised to opt for collective farming | Coimbatore News - Vimarsana News

Farmers advised to opt for collective farming | Coimbatore News

Representative image COIMBATORE: Farmers in catchment areas have been advised to opt for collective farming and join or start farmer producer organizations to get the best prices for their harvests and be able to afford modernization techniques and equipment for their farms. The agricultural marketing and agriculture business department conducted a two-day workshop at the Forest College and Research Institute on Tuesday and Wednesday for around 200 farmers from catchment areas. The 200 farmers were primarily from in and around Upper Bhavani basin, cultivating coconut, banana and curry leave...