Shakti Pumps (India) announced that the Government of India has announced a mega scheme namely Pradhan Mantri Kisan Urja Suraksha Evam Uttham Mahabhiyan (PM-KUSUM) with an objective to scale up use of
India today said developing countries woudl press for phased eliminaition of farm subsidies, which hindered market access. Inaugurating a national symposium on "Trade and Globalisaiton" The agenda
Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra have sought financial assistance from the Centre to encourage farmers to shift a creage from staple cereals to other
To tap the $26 billion global organic farm products market, the central government has decided to set up a national institute of organic farming as part of the country-wide programme taken up in
The Supreme Court today asked the central government and the Central Pollution Control Board to formulate a policy regarding the location of industries around towns and villages and present it in two
Law makers will consider the death penalty for "merchants of death" behind a flood of fake medicines, killing untold number of people and costing legitimate drug makers almost rs 100 crore a year.
The World Bank has financially supported Chhattisgarh District Rural Poverty Project with a sum of $112.56 million. The project is aimed at creating infrastructure and helping develop
The World Trade Organisation's second draft declaration for next month's Cancun ministerial meeting has factored in some concerns of the developing countries and suggested separate agricultural
The Punjab, Haryana, Delhi Chamber of Commerce and Industry has outlined a multi pronged strategy to woo investors to set up industry in Haryana and prevent existing units from shifting to
Trade envoys were putting the finishing touches on to deal to give poor states access to cheap medicines and end a bruising row that has threatened to scupper world free trade talks. Senior World
In a major ruling to help stop poaching of wild elephants and other tusked animals, the Supreme Court has ruled that the law enacted by Parliament banning trade in ivory would extend to all kins of
