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Wheat, Soybeans, Corn Prices Edge Higher on CBOT

Chicago wheat, soybean, and corn futures saw gains as traders monitored Ukraine peace talks and US Plains dryness. Strong export demand supported corn. Get the full market analysis.

Rain in Jalandhar Brings Cheer to Wheat Farmers

Recent rainfall in Jalandhar has brought relief to wheat farmers, improving soil moisture and crop health. Experts advise on optimal irrigation management post-rain. Read more.

Pakistan Flour Crisis Deepens Amid Corruption

Pakistan faces a severe flour shortage as corruption stalls wheat supply, causing prices to soar and sparking public outrage. Learn the full story behind the crisis.

DH Speak Out Panel Debates Key Issues on Dec 23, 2025

Deccan Herald's 'Speak Out' panel on December 23, 2025, tackled crucial topics including the Karnataka government's new policy, the impact of the NEP, and the future of Indian sports. Read the full discussion.

UP Teen's Dust-Free Thresher Wins PM Bal Puraskar

Pooja Pal, a 17-year-old from Barabanki, wins the PM Bal Puraskar for her innovative dust-free wheat thresher. Discover her inspiring journey from a thatched hut to national recognition.

Sindh Rabies Programme Hits Financial Roadblock

A crucial rabies prevention programme in Pakistan's Sindh province faces collapse due to a funding shortfall, putting thousands at risk. Learn about the crisis and its public health implications.

World Bank Approves $700 Million Aid for Pakistan

The World Bank approves $700 million financing for Pakistan to boost macroeconomic stability and public services. The program aims to improve tax systems, education, and healthcare delivery. Read more about the funding details and goals.

Dry Spell in Himachal Puts Rabi Crops at Risk

A prolonged dry spell in Himachal Pradesh since October threatens Rabi crops. Agriculture experts warn of 5-10% wheat production loss if rains don't arrive soon. Read the full report.

Punjab Flood-Hit Farmers Get Help to Sow Wheat on 800 Acres

Activists in Punjab undertake a massive effort to level silt-covered fields and sow wheat for farmers devastated by floods. Over 800 acres in Fazilka district have been restored. Read the full story of resilience and community support.

Pakistani Publishers Protest Unilateral Curriculum Reforms

Publishers in Pakistan are protesting the government's unilateral curriculum changes, fearing the loss of millions of textbooks. The reforms, implemented without consultation, could render existing stock obsolete. Read about the industry's demands and the

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