With over 2.5 billion people globally depending on it for livelihood, contributing nearly 30 percent to the GDP, and employing over 60 percent in the Global South, its significance is undeniable. India, with its innovative fusion of 'back to basics' and 'march to the future,' spearheads a holistic approach to farming by championing both natural farming and technology enabled agriculture. Concurrently, Indian farmers leverage technology, harnessing solar power, adopting soil health cards for crop optimisation, and employing drones for nutrient spraying and crop monitoring. This harmonious 'fusion approach' emerges as a panacea for addressing multifaceted challenges in agriculture.
In a groundbreaking initiative, India is seamlessly integrating cutting-edge technology with traditional agricultural practices, charting a course towards a more sustainable and resilient future. This innovative fusion aims to harness the benefits of technological advancements while preserving the essence of age-old farming wisdom. Precision farming techniques, coupled with smart agriculture practices, are at the forefront of this transformative journey. Farmers are leveraging data-driven insights, sensors, and automation to optimise resource utilisation, monitor crop health, and streamline cultivation processes. This not only boosts yields but also minimises environmental impact through precise resource application.
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POLLUTION IMPACT NOT RESTRICTED TO DELHI ALONE: SISODIA
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Manish Sisodia on Monday put the blame on the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP)-led central government over rising pollution in North India.
AAP blames officials for negligence
Amid worsening air quality in the national capital, Delhi Environment Minister Gopal Rai said that the meeting of senior officers of departments concerned at 12 noon for implementation of GRAP IV was rescheduled for later on Monday.
CM ATISHI HITS OUT AT CENTRE AS POLLUTION SOARS IN NORTH INDIA
Atishi slams the Centre for failing to tackle stubble burning, a recurring issue for five years.
LG orders staggered office hours
In a letter to the Secretary of the Department of Personnel and Training (DoPT), the association said that poor air quality has also had a noticeable effect on workplace productivity with employees experiencing symptoms such as respiratory issues, eye irritation, fatigue and general discomfort.
Air purifier, mask sales up in Delhi-NCR
\"At this level, wearing an N95 mask is not an option but a necessity. Even healthy individuals can fall victim to health complications\"
Govt to act on 'odd-even' scheme based on expert advice
The scheme operates from 8 am to 8 pm, restricting vehicular movement based on this alternating pattern.
SC seeks explanation from Registry why counter affidavit tiled by non-party was accepted
The Supreme Court in the case Harmanpreet Singh v. State of Punjab observed and has sought an explanation from the Registrar (Judicial) how a party i.e., the complainant in the said case was able to file a counter-affidavit when its application filed seeking impleadment was not allowed by the Court.
SC Collegium recommends appointment of Justice D Krishnakumar as the Chief Justice of Manipur High Court
The Supreme Court Collegium bench led by CJI Sanjiv Khanna has on November 18, recommended the appointment of Justice D Krishnakumar as the Chief Justice of Manipur High Court.
Supreme Court dismisses plea for enquiry into Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose's death
The Supreme Court in the case observed and has dismissed the petition filed seeking inquiry into the death of Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose.
Delhi High Court directs RSY News to take down original videos of ANI in copyright infringement suit
The Delhi High Court in the case ANI v. RSY News & Anr. observed and has directed RSY News to remove or take down from its YouTube channel the original and copyrighted videos of Asian News International, ANI in the copyright infringement suit filed by the news agency.