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Himachal Pradesh Boosts Stone Fruit Farming with Policy Support and Training

The government of Himachal Pradesh is set to significantly boost the cultivation of stone fruits across the state. Horticulture Minister Jagat Singh Negi announced that the government will provide essential policy support, training, and better research facilities. They are also improving the marketing infrastructure to help farmers. This comes as the state aims to diversify…

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Tamil Nadu Pastoralists Demand State Act, Dedicated Migration Corridors to Address Rising Challenges

Maruthanganallur, Sivagangai : Pastoral communities across Tamil Nadu convened on November 2, 2025, to discuss mounting challenges in traditional livestock migration routes and demand legislative protection for their livelihoods. The meeting, organized by the Tamil Nadu Federation of Pastoral Peoples Sangams (TFPPS) under State President Rajiv Gandhi, brought together 35 participants including pastoral herders, NGO representatives,…

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Wild Elephants Damage Crops in Gadchiroli Farmlands

A herd of wild elephants has caused significant damage to farmlands in the Gadchiroli district of Maharashtra. The elephants, which have been roaming the Chunchura forest area for some time, recently entered agricultural lands near the district headquarters. The herd arrived at midnight, entering the Made-tukum and Chandala regions, which are only about three kilometres…

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Organic Farming Promises Fall Short: Government Initiatives Struggle with Implementation

The Indian government has consistently highlighted organic and natural farming as key priorities, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman frequently mentioning its importance. However, recent information suggests that many initiatives aimed at promoting this greener approach are facing significant implementation challenges. The ‘Jaivik Kheti’ portal, launched in 2018 to create a…

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Finnish Kindergartens Bring Forest Floor to Playgrounds for Health Benefits

In Finland, a unique experiment is taking place in kindergartens. Children are encouraged to play with mud, dig in soil, and interact with natural elements. This approach, part of a growing movement, aims to boost children’s health by increasing their exposure to the diverse microscopic life found in nature. Researchers believe this connection between external…

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