Indian Farmers Leverage Drones to Boost Crop Yields by 20%
Indian farmers are using drones to boost crop yields by up to 20%. The government is promoting the use of drones in agriculture, with over 10,000 already deployed.
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Terror Attack on Indian Labourers: Impact on Land and Soil...
The recent terror attack on Indian labourers in Kulgam, Jammu and Kashmir, has resulted in a significant decline in agricultural productivity, affecting land and soil health. The decline in the...
E20 Petrol Impact on Indian Farmers: A New Era for...
The introduction of E20 petrol in India could provide a significant boost to tribal agriculture and help to improve the livelihoods of millions of tribal people. With the right policies...
Patna NEET Protest: Water Crisis in Indian Agriculture
The water crisis in Indian agriculture is affecting farmers' livelihoods, with 60% of farmers relying on rainfall for irrigation. The government needs to invest in sustainable irrigation systems and promote...
How India’s Agri Policy Impacts Farmers’ Livelihoods
India's agri policy affects farmers' livelihoods, with the sector accounting for 18% of the country's GDP and employing 50% of the workforce. The government's Minimum Support Price scheme has been...
Soil Health Crisis: How India’s Farmers Can Learn from Global...
India's soil health crisis affects over 100 million farmers, with 30% of the country's soil degraded. By adopting global best practices and promoting sustainable agriculture, India can reduce soil degradation...
Taslima Nasrin’s Return to Kolkata: A Beacon for Rural Innovation
Taslima Nasrin returns to Kolkata after 18 years, a beacon for rural innovation. The Indian government has been working to promote rural innovation, with a focus on agriculture, and has...
Sonam Wangchuk’s Fast Sparks Debate on Ladakh’s Agricultural Future
Sonam Wangchuk's indefinite fast highlights issues in Ladakh's agriculture, sparking debate on the region's agricultural future. The adoption of agri technology can help farmers increase their yields and improve crop...
Chhattisgarh’s DSR Push: A Game Changer for Indian Paddy Farmers
Chhattisgarh's DSR method for paddy cultivation can boost yields while reducing water consumption. India can benefit from adopting this method, with 44 million hectares of land dedicated to paddy cultivation.
Tungabhadra Dam’s New Crest Gates: A Boost for Karnataka’s Paddy...
The Tungabhadra dam's new crest gates are expected to improve water supply to Karnataka's farmers, but a weak monsoon has left the reservoir nearly empty, threatening the paddy crop. The...
