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Union Agriculture Minister says BRICS meeting in Indore to focus on food security, farmer welfare

The discussions under Indiaโ€™s presidency will include a three-day agriculture working group meeting from June 9 and a two-day BRICS ministerial meeting from June 12

Union Agriculture Minister says BRICS meeting in Indore to focus on food security, farmer welfare

The discussions under Indiaโ€™s presidency will include a three-day agriculture working group meeting from June 9 and a two-day BRICS ministerial meeting from June 12

US farm chief says reliance on China threatens American โ€˜freedomโ€™

US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins told lawmakers on Thursday that American dependence on China for food, fertiliser and other agricultural inputs poses an โ€œexistentialโ€ threat, framing food security as a national security issue while defending the White Houseโ€™s reduced fiscal 2027 budget request. โ€œIf we need to rely on China for our food and our fertiliser and all the things that come with that, we will lose what we understand to be liberty and freedom in this country. Thatโ€™s how important...

Kerala monsoon onset: Why southwest monsoon arrival matters for India

The southwest monsoon onset in Kerala not only impacts local weather patterns but also plays a crucial role in shaping India's food security, agricultural GDP, and water supply across the nation.

Cabinet approves extension of SARTHAK-PDS scheme with central outlay of โ‚น25,530 crore

The scheme, in the 16th Finance Commission cycle award period, will be implemented for the next five years

38 million full-time jobs may fall if war in West Asia continues, warns ILO

The report warned that if fuel or fertilizer prices rise, orย shortages persist, the effects could extend beyond farmย incomes to food prices, rural livelihoods and food security, in countries that depend on imported fertilizers, including India

China launches new war on deserts with technology tested on far side of the moon

China has launched a new offensive on desertification in western Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region, deploying the same technology used on the moon to help safeguard food security. Last month, several projects involving sand control, desertification prevention, and wind erosion and salinity management were launched at the Chinese Academy of Sciencesโ€™ Xinjiang Institute of Ecology and Geography (XIEG). The projects are meant to help the region build an ecological barrier to protect the regionโ€™s...