October 30, 2020

Agriculture Industry

Farm Revolution 2.0: How Farm Bills can unlock the vast potential of India’s agriculture sectoredit

Daily O – Online

India Today Editor-in-Chief Aroon Purie examines the implications of the farm legislations on a sector untouched by reform for decades, in the November 9, 2020 edition of the India Today Magazine.

Delhi’s air pollution could have a fix in behavioural economicsedit

QZ – Online

That Delhi has some of the worst air in the world is now a well-established fact and a part of the mainstream discourse. And yet, every year, the air quality index veers into the red zone and sends India’s north into emergency mode.

Sustainable agriculture primary aim of the Punjab govt: additional chief secretaryedit

Hindustan Times – Online

Sustainable agriculture and prosperity of farmers is the only objective of the government, said Anirudh Tewari, additional chief secretary (development), while interacting with officials of Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) on Thursday.

Govt. Policies

Rice with zinc, wheat with protein — Bio-fortified crops can fight India’s hidden hungeredit

The Print – Online

Hidden hunger, or micronutrient deficiency, is a leading global problem. Prime Minister Narendra Modi released 17 bio-fortified varieties of eight crops this month on World Food Day, which can increase the nutritional value of food staples three-fold.

Stubble Burning

Less pollution, more soil fertilityedit

The Hindu – Online

Stubble burning refers to the practice of farmers setting fire to plant debris that remain in farms after harvest.

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