Koraput Crops Largely Unharmed by Cyclone Remal
Initial assessments in Odisha's Koraput district reveal minimal agricultural damage despite Cyclone Remal's threat. Officials confirm crops largely protected, with detailed surveys underway.
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Santiago Nieva returns as Indian women's boxing coach
Former high-performance director Santiago Nieva makes sensational comeback to lead Indian women's boxing team ahead of crucial Olympic qualification period.
Maharashtra Farmer Protest: 20km Highway Jam, Rail Blockade Threat
Nagpur farmer protests intensify as Bachchu Kadu rejects Mumbai negotiations, creating massive 20km highway blockade. Farmers threaten rail blockade if loan waiver demands aren't met, escalating Maharashtra's agricultural crisis.
UP hikes sugarcane price by ₹30/quintal - biggest since 2017
In a major pre-election move, Uttar Pradesh government increases sugarcane procurement price to ₹370 per quintal, delivering massive relief to farmers ahead of crushing season.
Sitar Maestro Pandit Tarun Bhattacharya Returns from US Tour
Renowned sitar virtuoso Pandit Tarun Bhattacharya concludes his mesmerizing US concert series, receiving standing ovations and critical acclaim for his soul-stirring performances.
ICMR: Indian Thalis Lack Protein, Risk Diabetes
New ICMR research reveals why traditional Indian meals may be harming your health. Discover the protein crisis in our diets and how to fix it.
President Murmu makes history with Rafale jet sortie
President Droupadi Murmu becomes India's first President to fly in a Rafale fighter jet during a historic sortie with the Indian Air Force. Watch the thrilling moments.
Indian wins ₹240cr UAE lottery, issues tax warning
An Indian expatriate's massive UAE lottery win of over ₹240 crore sparks viral reaction as his controversial tax advice about India goes viral across social media platforms.
Doddaballapur Farmers Protest Forced Land Acquisition
Hundreds of farmers in Doddaballapur stage massive protest against compulsory land acquisition for industrial corridor, demanding fair compensation and transparency in the process.
PUNGRAIN Leads Ludhiana Paddy Procurement Race
PUNGRAIN emerges as Ludhiana's paddy procurement champion, purchasing over 1.5 lakh metric tonnes directly from farmers at MSP. Discover how this government agency is leading agricultural support initiatives.
78-yr-old farmer vs Kangana: 'My honour won't step back'
In an inspiring David vs Goliath story, 78-year-old farmer Sardar Surat Singh Khanda takes a bold stand against actress Kangana Ranaut in Chandigarh court, refusing to compromise his dignity.
Himachal Youth: Turn Soil into Gold! Farming Career Call
Former CSKHPKV VC Dr. KC Sharma makes passionate appeal to Himachal's youth to embrace agriculture as profitable profession with modern opportunities in horticulture and food processing.
Indian boxers make history with 6 finalists at Asian Youth Games
India's young boxing sensations create unprecedented history with six finalists at Asian Youth Games 2025, marking a golden moment for Indian sports.
Indian Tourists Rewrite Global Travel Rules
Indian tourists are transforming global travel with new preferences for immersive experiences, sustainable choices, and digital-first planning. Discover how India's evolving travel habits are reshaping destinations worldwide.
₹37,952 Cr Fertilizer Subsidy for 2025 Rabi Season Approved
Indian Cabinet greenlights substantial P&K fertilizer subsidy for upcoming rabi season, ensuring affordable inputs for millions of farmers nationwide.
Allahabad HC Nov 7 Verdict on Rahul Gandhi Speech Case
The Allahabad High Court will deliver its crucial verdict on November 7 regarding criminal proceedings against Rahul Gandhi for his controversial 'fighting Indian state' comments made during 2018 UP rallies. Get complete details about the legal battle and
India's Coffee Journey: From Bean to Global Brew
Explore the rich history, geographical significance, and key facts about India's coffee industry that every UPSC aspirant should know. Discover how Indian coffee became global!
Foreign Investors Bet Big on Indian Private Banks
Discover why global investors are pouring money into Indian private banks and what this signals about the health and future prospects of India's banking sector.
Late Monsoon Rains Destroy India's Crops
Unseasonal late monsoon downpours have devastated standing crops across India, pushing farmers into financial distress and threatening food security. Learn how this climate anomaly is impacting agriculture.
Indian WWII Soldiers Who Refused to Join INA
Discover the forgotten story of Indian POWs in WWII who refused to join Subhas Chandra Bose's Indian National Army, choosing loyalty over rebellion in German camps.
Saline Agriculture: India's Farming Future
As freshwater scarcity threatens global food security, scientists explore an unconventional solution: growing crops with saltwater. Discover how saline agriculture could transform arid regions and ensure food sovereignty.
Kerala student drops agriculture course over high fees
Aspiring agriculture student in Kerala drops out after college demands ₹4.5 lakh annual fee, highlighting the affordability crisis in professional education.
Karnataka Sugarcane Farmers Demand ₹35K/Tonne, Protest Oct 30
Thousands of sugarcane growers in Karnataka are gearing up for a major protest on October 30, demanding increased prices and government support amid rising production costs.
Indian Youth Shine at Asian Games: Multiple Sports Success
Indian athletes dominate at Youth Asian Games with badminton stars, table tennis prodigies impressing. Boxing talents and swimming sensations secure quarterfinal spots in thrilling performances.
Chouhan to ICAR: Fill Vacancies to Boost Farm Education
Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan directs ICAR to immediately fill all vacant positions, emphasizing urgent reforms in agricultural education and research to transform India's farming sector.
India's Potato Production Drops 15% Amid Climate Crisis
India's potato production sees sharp 15% decline to 56 million tonnes as extreme weather and soaring temperatures disrupt farming. Maharashtra, West Bengal hit hardest.
India's Mission: Pulse Self-Sufficiency by 2027
Discover India's ambitious roadmap to achieve complete self-sufficiency in pulses production through innovative farming techniques and strategic government initiatives.
PV Sindhu withdraws from badminton tour due to foot injury
Indian badminton star PV Sindhu withdraws from upcoming international tournaments due to persistent foot injury, raising concerns about her preparation for Paris 2025 Olympics. Get latest updates on her recovery timeline.
India's Farming Revolution: Path to Atmanirbhar Agriculture
Expert analysis reveals how strategic reforms in agricultural infrastructure, technology and policies can make India's farming sector self-reliant and globally competitive.
Punjab Farmers Revive Fields Through Collective Action
In a remarkable community-driven initiative, Punjab farmers are transforming degraded agricultural fields using traditional water conservation methods and collective farming practices.
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