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Look who''s joined the Tea Party

Growing silently since early 1980s, small gardens have now come to contribute over 20 per cent to the total tea output of Assam




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Punjab''s can of worms makes apples bloom in Himachal

Orchards in hill state major consumers of vermicompost made in Punjab, a state which still banks on chemicals.




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Punjab faces potato glut again

No freight subsidy yet for transporting crop to other states.




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CVC loses job, UPA face

SC: 'Bring in more transparency, open CVC to non civil servants too''.




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Punjab keeps its finger on the pulse

In a year''s time, summer moong''s acreage has risen to one lakh hectares




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Jharkhand''s barren fields have a new crop: Papaya

In Gumla district''s rice belts, which remain barren for six months in a year, a social worker has introduced farmers to fruits and horticultural plants




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Heat may deal a blow to Punjab''s cotton yield

While sowing of paddy will begin around June 10, cotton sowing started around April 15




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Punjab tries drip system to water its paddy fields

If successful, it would save paddy growers from depending on erratic monsoon and rapidly depleting ground water.




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Eucalyptus gall disease spreads in Punjab, elsewhere

Forest Research Institute, Dehradun, is for the past one year, trying to find a way to control the gall disease that has affected almost 50 per cent of the eucalyptus trees.




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Turmeric gets off the ground in Punjab

Horticulture department has for the first time sown the crop on three farms, cooperative society procured 1,200 quintals of turmeric seeds from Maharashtra this season.




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Heavy rain boosts paddy hope in Jharkhand

Two consecutive years of drought in the state had hit kharif crops paddy, millet and oilseeds




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Jackfruit man

K R Jayan is leading a movement aimed at food security and environmental conservation. And at the centre of this revolution is the humble jackfruit




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Jammu to switch to organic farming, with 800 hectares

To explore markets elsewhere in the country and abroad for its saffron, basmati rice and rajmash among various other agricultural produce, the Jammu-Kashmir government is adopting organic farming in a systematic manner




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'Organic farming can create 60 lakh jobs'

State accounts for nearly 40% of total area under certified organic farming in India.




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Area under vegetables down in Punjab

Prices too low, middlemen eating up profits, say farmers; govt blames it on glut




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Joining hands to become independent

Having formed a help society to start group farming and bring down costs, farmers in Punjab''s Ferozepur villages now want to process and sell their farm produces




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Punjab''s baby corn taking big strides

Traditionally a hub of wheat and paddy crops, the state is now exporting baby corn to the UK and other European countries in a big way




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Punjab budgets for farm suicides

Allocates Rs 30 cr for compensation Rs 2 lakh per family; but state-sponsored report of 3 universities that studied suicide-hit districts pegs the number of affected families at over 6,500




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Punjab stares at deficient paddy, PAU suggests direct seeding

After celebrating a record wheat production, Punjab is lagging behind in paddy cultivation. According to the Department of Agriculture, the deficit is 33 per cent as of now almost two lakh hectares less than last year




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A jamun drought in Punjab

Long winter, hotter summer and lack of rain take a toll on the fruit




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With plans to upgrade Verka, Punjab hopes for second white revolution

Govt efforts get a boost with NABARD deciding to increase credit for dairy sector




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Punjab returns to goats

Their numbers had dropped but demand for milk and meat has stayed high as ever. Now, goat rearing picks up again




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Punjab farms close 10-year contract

Area under contract farming heads downward as govt looks at new policy for diversification




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Punjab beyond paddy

Paddy harvests coming at a high cost, state prepares blueprint for shift towards other crops




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Punjab looks to reform agri marketing

To break monopoly of state-run markets, encourage direct procurement




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Punjab''s solution: direct seeding can save both fields and water

Pictures released by NASA some months ago, showing large-scale smoke emerging from the fields of Punjab due to burning of straw




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Banana pays but Punjab not growing enough

Banana growers in Punjab claim to be profiting heavily from the relatively new crop, but its one-crop-a-year pattern has prevented it from really catching on




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The paddy variety Punjab cannot get rid of

State keeps promoting greener varieties but farmers stick to water-guzzling PUSA 44




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With carp and trout, JandK looks to revive a culture

Jammu and Kashmir''s efforts to promote pisciculture as a means of employment are gradually drawing in young Kashmiris.




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New wheat variety storms Punjab

The government is making the seed available to farmers to meet the high demand.




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Punjab researchers wrote the banana off, this farmer didn''t

Sources in the PAU fruit sciences department claim banana research had been halted midway because of lack of funds, staff and interest.




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Italy's next EU Commissioner to focus on jobs: Deputy PM

Rome, June 19 (IANS/AKI) Italy's new European Union Commissioner will concentrate on businesses and on employment, Deputy Premier and Interior Minister Matteo Salvini vowed on Tuesday.




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21 injured in Japan earthquake

At least 21 people people were injured following a 6.7-magnitude earthquake that struck Japan's northwestern coast overnight and caused a slight tsunami, officials announced on Wednesday.




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Australia unsure about prosecution of journalists

Australias Attorney General (AG) on Wednesday declared that he would be reluctant to authorise the prosecution of journalists after federal police raids earlier in June.




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Yuvraj seeks BCCI's permission to play in foreign T20 leagues

Former Indian all-rounder Yuvraj Singh has sought the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) permission to play in foreign T20 leagues, following his retirement from international cricket last week.




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26 injured in Japan earthquake

At least 26 people were injured after an earthquake measuring 6.7 on the Richter scale struck Japan's northwestern region, causing landslides and power outages in some areas, authorities said on Wednesday.




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Statsguru: Why crude oil went berserk last week and is it just a blip?

Oil traded at a negative price on a one-month West Texas Intermediate futures contract, but it didn't for successive months' futures contracts




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YES Bank logs Rs 2,629 cr net profit in Q4 on one-time gain; stk jumps 20%

The earnings were better than what most of the analysts had expected. Kotak Securities, for instance, estimated the private lender to log net loss at Rs 4,404.4 crore in the quarter under review




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Industry in Ahmedabad face first day jitters of complete lockdown

The first day impact has been more on the pharma especially in the wake of 26 workers at Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd.'s facility in Ahmedabad testing positive for COVID-19




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Mumbai: 72 jail inmates sent to empty building




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Advanced issues in partial least squares structural equation modeling / Joseph F. Hair, Jr, University of South Alabama, USA, University of South Alabama, [and three others]

Hair, Joseph F., author




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Mathematics specialist. Student book. Units 1 & 2 / AJ Sadler

Sadler, A.J., author




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Keys to running successful research projects : all the things they never teach you / Katherine Christian

Christian, Katherine, author




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Proceedings of the 40th Conference of the International Group for the Psychology of Mathematics Education : PME 40, Szeged, Hungary, 3-7 August, 2016 / editors: Csaba Csíkos, Attila Rausch, Judit Szitányi

PME Conference (40th : 2016 : Szeged, Hungary)




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Engineering circuit analysis / William H. Hayt, Jr. (deceased) (Purdue University), Jack E. Kemmerly (deceased) (California State University), Jamie D. Phillips (University of Michigan), Steven M. Durbin (Western Michigan University)

Hayt, William Hart, 1920- author




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Fundamentals of power semiconductor devices / B. Jayant Baliga

Baliga, B. Jayant, 1948- author




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Introduction to chemical engineering thermodynamics / J.M. Smith, Late Professor of Chemical Engineering (University of California, Davis), H.C. Van Ness (Late Professor of Chemical Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute), M.M. Abbott (Late Profess

Smith, J. M. (Joseph Mauk), 1916- author




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Fundamentals of thermal-fluid sciences / Yunus A. Çengel, John M. Cimbala, Robert H. Turner ; adapted by Mehmet Kanoglu

Çengel, Yunus A., author




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Fuzzy techniques : theory and techniques : proceedings of the 2019 Joint World Congress of the International Fuzzy Systems Association and the Annual Conference of the North American Fuzzy Information Processing Society IFSA/NAFIPS'2019 (Lafayette, Lo




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Robotics and well-being / Maria Isabel Aldinhas Ferreira, João Silva Sequeira, Gurvinder Singh Virk, Mohammad Osman Tokhi, Endre E. Kadar, editors