Farmers Demand Review of Seed Sovereignty, Warn of Threats to Food Security

Farmers in Karnataka are raising concerns about the loss of seed sovereignty. They believe this loss threatens food security in the region. Seed sovereignty means farmers have the right to save, use, and exchange seeds. When large corporations control seed production, farmers lose this right. This control can lead to a decline in biodiversity and…

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Healthy Shrimp, Happy Harvest: Simple Steps to Prevent Disease and Boost Profits

Shrimp farming is an important and profitable industry, but it faces many challenges. The biggest threat to shrimp farming is disease. Diseases like White Spot Syndrome (WSS), Early Mortality Syndrome (EMS), and Enterocytozoon hepatopenaei (EHP) can wipe out entire harvests. However, with the right management practices, farmers can protect their shrimp and increase their profits….

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Foundation Stone Laid for India’s First Cooperative University in Gujarat

Amit Shah, the Union Minister for Home and Cooperation, laid the foundation stone for the Tribhuvan Sahkari University (TSU) in Anand, Gujarat, on July 5, 2025. This is India’s first national-level cooperative university. The aim is to train about 20 lakh personnel over the next five years. This includes training individuals from various cooperative sectors…

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