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The district police have been striving for the betterment of residents in agency villages by providing them with basic facilities,

Punjab farmers worried as wheat straw prices dip amid lack of demand

By Vishal Joshi A record dip in the prices of toori (chopped wheat straw), which is used as animal fodder,

The Punjab Government has banned the sale, storage and cultivation of long-maturing rice varieties — Pusa 44 and other hybrid

By Dhirendra Kumar Despite a bumper wheat harvest, India has formally notified the World Trade Organization (WTO) that it will

Hiriyadka police, in coordination with the department of food, civil supplies and consumer affairs, conducted a raid on Prabhu General

By Justin McCurry It’s cheap, filling and a time-honoured way for office workers to calm their hunger pangs. Lunchtime diners

By PTI Uttar Pradesh plans to establish a research centre for premium ‘Kalanamak rice’ in partnership with the International Rice

Acting on a tip-off, officials from the Food and Civil Supplies Department, in coordination with the jurisdictional police, raided a

By Karen Braun Second-worst ever. That’s how health conditions for the 2025 U.S. winter wheat crop were described last autumn.

By Karen Braun Speculators dug deeper into bear territory last week across U.S. grain and oilseed futures, and with this