Annual saving of Rs 2,161 cr from govt decision to supply better quality rice with less broken grain
The government’s decision to supply better quality rice with less broken grains through ration shops will be rolled out in
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Assam’s Borjuli wetland notified as Biodiversity Heritage Site for wild rice conservation
The Borjuli wetland in Assam, known for harbouring a disease and pest-resistant variety of wild rice, has been notified as
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Broken grain content in PDS rice cut to 10%; Centre to save Rs 2,161 crore
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Farmers cut rice, cotton, soybean sowing after weak monsoon start
By Reuters Indian farmers have fallen behind in planting summer crops, including rice, cotton, corn and soybeans, as a slow
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