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All things considered, enabling women farmers to access fair, reliable credit helps secure Indias rural future

As early-morning fog blankets the region, IndiGo urges passengers to stay informed about potential delays and cancellation

Foreigners keen to know how Indian Arabicas and Robustas are grown, says Tourism Secretary Srivatsa Krishna

As funding declines, a stronger culture of agtech research must be fostered, with international partnerships to help share knowledge

According to Ministry sources, ESIC has so far filed applications in 258 cases across various courts seeking permission to withdraw proceedings against employers and companies

The train manufactured from Kolkata will join a set of 32 trains supplied by South Korean firm Hyundai Rotem for Phase-1 of Ahmedabad metro, which include trainsets imported directly from South Korea

The turning point came in 2024, when the Gujarat government cut the cost of one dose of sex-sorted semen to 50 from 300

The Authority also urges consumers to rely on verified scientific evidence and official advisories

The airport is also known as Karaikudi Kanadukathan Airport, which was used during World War II

Suggestions can be sent in till January 16, 2026, through www.mygov.in

Forecasts show India is set to account for a significant share of global oil demand growth through next decade

South India Tea Promotion Group delegation to interact with over 300 members of Gujarat Tea Traders Association for marketing South Indian teas in Gujarat

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer says US concluded deals with a slew of other partners after starting talks with India

By adopting best-in-class quality systems, investing in smart branding and partnering with public and private buyers, the milling sector can convert a public health need into a durable commercial market

The solution to North Indias air pollution crisis does not lie in quick fixes but in the fundamental reimagining of our resource flows

For a healthy India and a thriving economy, balanced consumption remains essential, and this applies to oils as well

Dense fog also affects flight operations at Jaisalmer Airport

The Viksit Bharat Guarantee for Rozgar and Ajeevika Mission (Gramin) or the Viksit Bharat G RAM G Bill, 2025, seeks to establish a rural development framework aligned with the national vision of Viksit Bharat 2047

PJTAU takes its first step towards unmanned farming

Centre says availability of urea, MoP, comples and SSP comfortable

Grievances must be treated as as early warnings, says Ajay Seth

Skanray aims to enhance regional air connectivity with its proposed Skanjet airline, focusing on Mysurus growing travel demand.

Akasa Air aims to expand its fleet to 45 Boeing 737 Max aircraft by next December, enhancing operations and safety.

CCI chief Ravneet Kaur emphasises on need for regulators to adopt AI

According to data released by the Gujarat government, farmers have sown Rabi crops across 37.51 lakh hectares, marginally higher than the 37.14 lakh hectares recorded during the same period last year

Madhav Shriram becomes ISMA vice president

New varieties are resistant to white stem borer, leaf rust and high yielding

Navi Mumbai airport can handle 20 million passengers, but the total demand is still higher. That is why we are starting the development of the second terminal at Navi Mumbai in the next six months

Raw jute prices soar to 1,10,000 a tonne from 60,000 in July

96% out of the offered quantities of 6,94,660 kg in CTC dust was sold

Soybean meal, rapeseed meal, and castorseed meal shipments affected; overall exports down a tad

Non-corporate tax payments drop 6.5% at end of third instalment

India has targeted to hit a cumulative 20% ethanol blending with petrol by the end of the current supply yearOctober 2026

Imports continue to outpace exports despite recent recovery

Passengers are requested to remain in contact with their airlines, check official platforms for updates, and allow extra time for travel, the ministry posted on X

More than 1,00,000 tons of soy oil for near-term shipment have been washed out or rolled over to the next month as availability of local oil rises and rupee weakens

Union Minister of State for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare Ramnath Thakur says the provisions of the Bill are not applicable to farmers and their crop varieties

The Ministry of Commerce announced duties ranging from $223.8 to $414.9 per tonne on various grades of cold-rolled steel.

Under the new framework, prior permission from the Coal Controller Organisation is no longer required for productive uses such as energy extraction, construction material replacement, land reclamation, and brick making.

On a Discussion Paper on Housing Index floated by MoSPI, the Report said covering all dwellings each month is not a good idea.

India imports 55-60 per cent of its domestic LPG requirement; more than 90 per cent of the consumption is by households for cooking

By shifting toward high-value horticulture, spices, organic produce, floriculture, and processed foods, the country can move up the global value chain, the white paper says

According to the Gem & Jewellery Export Promotion Council, Indias gem and jewellery exports to Oman currently stand at $35 million (2024)

Govt to consider setting up of sugar or sugarcane board, may allow more diversion of the commodity for ethanol

On Thursday IndiGo said it is operating 2200 flights in line with the revised schedule. The airline also said it has completely stabilised its operations across the network starting from December 9

Growers expect crop to be slightly higher than last year

Despite the shortcomings, Indias civil aviation sector scrambled back to its feet and expects to be up and flying in no time

The FTA is specifically engineered to boost labour-intensive sectors

Nabard to digitalise operations, leverage data for farmers, SHGs and rural enterprises