Pralhad Joshi inaugurates Pellet Plant, lays foundation for Bio-Ethanol plant in Haryana
Union Minister of New and Renewable Energy, Pralhad Joshi, today inaugurated the pellet plant and laid the foundation stone of
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Assam: Unknown disease damages pulses farming in Dhakuakhana
By Farhana Ahmad Hundreds of bighas of land under pulse cultivation have been affected by a disease unknown to local farmers, causing
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Haryana: Ghost paddy probe in Karnal uncovers ‘full-blown scam’
By Parveen Arora The alleged ‘ghost procurement’ of paddy in Karnal has now widened into what investigators describe as a
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Questions arise as Punjab crosses paddy procurement target despite lowest yield in a decade
By Anju Agnihotri Chaba Punjab has recorded its lowest paddy yield in nearly a decade, even as the state has
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IGL enters JV with CEID for biofuel projects, to jointly build CBG plants
By Sheersh Kapoor Indraprastha Gas Ltd (IGL) has entered into a joint venture agreement with CEID Consultants & Engineering Private Ltd
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Pakistan to export 1,00,000 tonnes of rice to Bangladesh
Pakistan is set to export 1,00,000 tonnes of rice to Bangladesh, highlighting the improved trade relations between the two countries
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Haryana: Physical verification expedited in Yamunanagar rice mills
By Shiv Kumar Sharma The physical verification of all 182 rice mills in the district has been expedited. So far,
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Odisha: Unlifted rice worry for Bargarh millers ahead of kharif procurement season
With less than a week left for kharif paddy procurement to commence, millers in Bargarh are becoming increasingly worried over
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Utilising 7.3 mn tonnes of straw can produce energy worth ₹270 cr: IBA
By PTI The use of 7.3 million tonnes of paddy straw currently burnt by farmers in the biogas plants can
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Telangana: Paddy farmers at mercy of millers; Record harvest brings record hardships
A bumper Rabi paddy harvest that should have brought cheer to Telangana farmers has instead plunged thousands into distress as prolonged delays
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