Agriculture
| March 17, 2024, 7:03 a.m.
Recognizing the Rise of Regional Digital Content Creators: Highlights from the National Creators Award 2024
The inaugural National Creators Award 2024 celebrated the diverse contributions of digital content creators from across India, echoing the growing recognition of rural and small-city talents. Held in Delhi and graced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the event showcased a range of creators making waves in various domains, from storytelling to agriculture and technology. Noteworthy awardees included Keerthika Govindhasamy for her innovative approach to Indian history, Ranveer Allahbadia for his entrepreneurial spirit, and Pankti Pandey for her advocacy of green living. The event underscored the transformative potential of regional creators in reshaping narratives and inspiring communities nationwide.
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India's Highest Civilian Award Bharat Ratna
| Feb. 9, 2024, 8 a.m.
Government of India Honors Dr. MS Swaminathan with Bharat Ratna
The Government of India has announced the prestigious Bharat Ratna award for Dr. MS Swaminathan in recognition of his exceptional contributions to agriculture and farmers' welfare. Dr. Swaminathan's pivotal role in achieving agricultural self-reliance, his dedication to modernizing Indian agriculture, and his mentorship of countless students have been acknowledged. His visionary leadership has not only transformed Indian agriculture but also ensured food security and prosperity for the nation.
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"Price Surge Continues: Garlic Reaches Record Rupees 400/kg Following Onion Spike"
| Dec. 12, 2023, 2:48 p.m.
"Price Surge Continues: Garlic Reaches Record Rupees 400/kg Following Onion Spike"
Following the current escalation in onion expenses, customers face some other blow as the cost of garlic skyrockets to an unheard of Rs 400 hundred/kg. The consecutive surge increases concerns about the impact on household budgets and agricultural practices.
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Highlights of India Budget 2024: Finance Minister announces 2 crore more houses under Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana – Gramin (PMAY-G) . No changes to income tax slabs.
Budget 2024 Key Highlights: Fiscal deficit target for 2024-25 at 5.1% of GDP; no changes to income tax slabs
No Major Tax Changes in Interim Budget, Focus on Growth
Fiscal Deficit Target Lowered to 5.8% in Interim Budget
Infrastructure, Digital Push to Drive Growth in Interim Budget
Education Sector Seeks Higher Allocation, NEP Implementation in Budget
Sitharaman Presents Interim Budget, Focuses on Fiscal Consolidation and Growth
Sitharaman's Last Budget Before 2024 Elections Focuses on Rural India
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