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Smoke Without Borders: How Madhya Pradesh Quietly Became India’s Biggest Paddy Fire Zone in2025

For years, the story of stubble burning in India revolved around Punjab. Winter smog, satelliteimages, and public outrage consistently pointed towards the north-west. But 2025 hasrewritten that script.This year, Madhya Pradesh recorded nearly three times more paddy stubble burningincidents than Punjab, emerging as the country’s most active hotspot for farm fires — not dueto neglect,…

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The Aravalli Verdict Explained: What the Supreme Court’s Decision Really Means

The Aravalli Verdict Explained: What the Supreme Court’s Decision Really Means The Aravalli range, India’s oldest mountain system, has long served as a natural shield—recharging groundwater, curbing air pollution, and preventing the spread of desertification across North India. A recent Supreme Court ruling has once again brought the fragile future of this ancient range into…

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Leverhulme Trust Announces Timeline for Early Career Fellowships 2026

Leverhulme Trust Announces Timeline for Early Career Fellowships 2026 The Leverhulme Trust, one of the UK’s most prestigious research funding bodies, has announced the timeline for its Early Career Fellowships (ECF) 2026, a flagship scheme designed to support outstanding early-career researchers in building an independent academic profile. Widely regarded as a benchmark award within the…

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When Science Crosses Borders: Pantnagar University & Russia Join Forces on Cattle Cloning

In an era where global challenges demand global solutions, an ambitious scientific collaboration between India and Russia is rewriting the script for agricultural biotechnology. In September 2024, Govind Ballabh Pant University of Agriculture and Technology (GBPUAT) in Pantnagar, Uttarakhand, signed a landmark agreement with Saint Petersburg State University of Veterinary Medicine, marking a new chapter…

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National Farmers’ Day 2025: India Salutes its Backbone

New Delhi, 23 December 2025 — Today, India celebrates National Farmers’ Day—also known as Kisan Diwas—a national observance dedicated to honoring the immense contributions of farmers to the country’s economy, food security, and rural life. The day falls on 23 December every year, marking the birth anniversary of Chaudhary Charan Singh, India’s fifth prime minister…

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MANAGE Invites Nominations for National Young Professional Development Program 2026

Hyderabad:The National Institute of Agricultural Extension Management (MANAGE), Hyderabad, has invited nominations for the National Young Professional Development Program (NYPDP) 2026, aimed at strengthening competencies, career opportunities, and research priorities in Agricultural Extension and Advisory Services. The five-day national-level program will be conducted from March 16 to 20, 2026, at the MANAGE campus in Hyderabad….

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PM Modi Releases ₹18,000 Crore to Nearly 9 Crore Farmers at Coimbatore — A Big Boost for India’s Farming Future

In a major push for farmer welfare and sustainable agriculture, **Prime Minister Narendra Modi on November 19, 2025,released the 21st installment of the Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi (PM-KISAN) scheme, transferring over₹18,000 crore directly into the bank accounts of nearly 9 crore farmers across India.The fund release took place from Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, where the…

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Farmers’ Chaupal Organised at Village Govindpur

Farmers’ Chaupal Organised at Village Govindpur

Pantnagar, December 22, 2025:A Farmers’ Chaupal was successfully organized at the Artificial Insemination Centre, Govindpur (Sitarganj), under the All India Coordinated Research Project on Frieswal, implemented by the Central Institute for Research on Cattle (CIRC), Meerut. The program aimed to promote scientific animal husbandry practices through direct interaction between livestock farmers and scientists. The programme…

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Research Gap in India: PhD Science Pursuits Lag Behind US and China

India’s efforts in scientific research face a significant challenge as the number of doctoral candidates in science remains low compared to global peers, despite its large population, experts say. At the 7th Manohar Parrikar Vidnyan Mahotsav in Goa, Sunil Kumar Singh, Director of the CSIR-National Institute of Oceanography (NIO), highlighted that only about 10,000 people…

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