Nagpur Farmers Protest: Bombay HC Orders Vacate Site
Farmers' protest in Nagpur escalates as Bombay High Court directs agitators to vacate protest site. The ongoing demonstration highlights agricultural distress in Maharashtra.
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Indian Rice Farmers Gain Global Market Access Through Conference
The upcoming Bharat International Rice Conference promises to revolutionize market access for Indian rice farmers, connecting them directly with global buyers and positioning India as the world's rice bowl.
India's AgriStack: Digital Push for Farming Revolution
India launches ambitious AgriStack platform to digitize agriculture sector, integrating farmer data, subsidies, and welfare schemes for tech-driven farming revolution.
Cyclone Montha: 300 Poles Uprooted, 20,000 Acres Paddy Damaged
Severe Cyclone Montha batters Andhra Pradesh, causing massive damage to infrastructure and agriculture with 300 electric poles uprooted and 20,000 acres of paddy crops devastated in latest weather disaster.
Farmers' Protest Blocks Samruddhi Highway, Strands Commuters
Massive traffic jam on Samruddhi Expressway as farmers block highway in Nagpur protest. Commuters stranded for hours in major disruption. Latest updates on the agricultural demonstration.
Maharashtra Farm Loan Waiver: Fadnavis Denies Relief
Maharashtra Deputy CM Devendra Fadnavis rules out immediate farm loan waiver while CM Uddhav Thackeray offers dialogue with Bacchu Kadu amid growing farmer protests.
Nagpur Farmers Block Highways, Rail Tracks in Loan Waiver Protest
Maharashtra farmers intensify protest with highway blockade and rail roko agitation in Nagpur, demanding complete loan waiver and government action on pending promises.
GST Cut Makes Farming Tools More Affordable for Farmers
STIHL India welcomes recent GST reduction on agricultural equipment, making advanced farming technology accessible to small and marginal farmers across India.
Maharashtra Govt Gets Wednesday Noon Deadline for Farmer Loan Waiver
Former MLA Bacchu Kadu gives Maharashtra government until Wednesday noon to decide on farmers' loan waiver demands. Political tensions rise as thousands of farmers await relief.
India's First Air Shipment of GI Limes Reaches UK
In a historic export milestone, India dispatches its first air shipment of GI-tagged limes to the United Kingdom, marking a new chapter in agricultural trade and premium food exports.
BKU Demands CBI Probe in Karnal Paddy Procurement Scandal
Bharatiya Kisan Union escalates pressure for CBI investigation into alleged irregularities in paddy procurement across Karnal district, citing massive farmer exploitation.
Mizoram Congress seeks probe into fertilizer imports
Mizoram's Youth Congress raises alarm over alleged illegal fertilizer imports through Myanmar border, demanding thorough investigation into potential regulatory violations and agricultural risks.
Maharashtra Farmers Storm Nagpur Demanding Loan Waiver
Activist Bacchu Kadu leads thousands of farmers in Nagpur protest, demanding full loan waiver and immediate government action on agricultural crisis.
Punjab CM Mann: BJP blaming farmers for Delhi pollution
Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann slams BJP for blaming Punjab farmers for Delhi's air pollution crisis, calling it a political conspiracy to tarnish the state's agricultural community.
Maharashtra Ministers Clash Over Delayed Farmer Relief
Maharashtra cabinet ministers clash over delayed financial aid for farmers as Deputy CM Fadnavis demands immediate action on pending relief packages worth thousands of crores.
Soy & Corn Politics: India-US Trade Battle Explained
Discover how American soybean and corn subsidies are creating major trade friction between India and US, impacting farmers and global markets. Exclusive analysis of the ongoing trade tussle.
Soybean & Corn Politics: India's Trade Dilemma
Discover how India navigates the complex political landscape of soybean and corn imports while balancing farmer interests and trade negotiations.
US Corn in Indian Cars: Biofuel Challenges
India's ambitious plan to blend US corn ethanol faces economic, agricultural, and logistical challenges that could derail this green energy partnership.
Heavy Rains Destroy Gujarat's Paddy Crops
Unexpected heavy rainfall in Gujarat's key agricultural regions has devastated standing paddy crops, leaving farmers grappling with substantial financial losses and uncertain futures as harvest season approaches.
Two Farmers Booked for Stubble Burning in Jalandhar
Jalandhar police take strict action against two farmers for farm fires as Punjab intensifies efforts to combat air pollution from stubble burning during harvest season.
Torrential Rains Destroy Gujarat Paddy Crops
Heavy monsoon showers batter South Gujarat districts, leaving Valsad's paddy farmers staring at massive crop destruction and financial ruin as fields submerge.
Punjab Farm Fires: 147 New Cases in Day, Total 890
Punjab witnesses alarming surge in farm fires as stubble burning cases jump by 147 in one day, pushing seasonal tally to 890. Environmental concerns mount across North India.
US Soybean Farmer Faces Backlash Over China Boycott Remarks
American soybean farmer Scott Bessent sparks outrage with insensitive comments as US farmers suffer massive losses from China's trade boycott. Exclusive analysis of the agricultural trade crisis.
Dharmasthala Mass Burial Case: Witness Testifies Before SIT
In a major development in the Dharmasthala mass burial case, the primary complainant has appeared before the Special Investigation Team while four additional witnesses request extended deadlines for their statements.
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.
Goa Parties Unite for Rain-Hit Farmers: Aid Demand
Goa's political parties unite to demand immediate financial assistance for farmers devastated by unseasonal heavy rainfall. Learn about the crop damage assessment and relief demands.
Farmer dies in Muktsar grain market scuffle
A 55-year-old farmer from Muktsar district died following a violent scuffle at the local grain market, raising serious concerns about market security and farmer safety in Punjab.
Himachal Land Law Changes Spark BJP-Congress Clash
Himachal Pradesh government's proposal to ease land sale restrictions sparks political firestorm as BJP alleges Congress is sacrificing farmers' interests to benefit real estate developers.
New Delhi Hosts Asia-Pacific Aircraft Accident Probe Summit
India's capital prepares to welcome global aviation safety experts for the 10th Asia Pacific Aircraft Accident Investigation Group meeting, focusing on enhanced air safety protocols and regional cooperation.
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.
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