India to mandate locally made solar ingots, wafers for clean energy projects from June 2028
– India is proposing that clean energy firms use only locally made solar ingots and wafers from June 2028, the
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Month: March 2026
Advancing a nature-positive approach to sustainable biofuels
Building on initial discussions launched in October 2025, a second technical meeting convened government representatives, international organizations, private sector actors,
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Basmati Rice Exports To Remain Steady Despite Middle East Conflict: Crisil
India’s basmati rice export volume is expected to remain steady in the current and the next fiscal despite the ongoing
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Haryana: Why number of defaulter rice mills is rising in Karnal
By Parveen Arora Serious discrepancies have come to light during inspections of 58 rice mills that defaulted between 2013-14 and
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Joha rice prices double from Rs 80 to 160 in Assam amid demand surge, supply crunch
By Rituraj Borthakur Amidst a surge in demand, prices of Joha rice have doubled in a year’s time, from around
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Karnataka Students Develop ‘Bioloop’ Algae System To Turn Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Into Biofuel
In a breakthrough that blends environmental sustainability with technological innovation, a group of engineering students from Belagavi, Karnataka, has developed
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मंडी सिस्टम को मिला बूस्टर: आढ़तियों और समितियों की कमीशन दरों में बड़ी बढ़ोतरी
केंद्र सरकार ने गेहूं और धान की सरकारी खरीद से जुड़े आढ़तियों (कमीशन एजेंट) और सहकारी समितियों को बड़ी राहत
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Punjab: 2 Food Dept employees suspended after 16,000 wheat bags found missing at farm
Two employees of the District Food and Civil Supplies Department have been suspended in connection with a case involving an
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Wheat crop flattened in few districts as Punjab gets 408% excess rain
By Neel Kamal Punjab recorded 408% excess rainfall during the 24-hour period starting at 8:30 am on March 15, receiving
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What do multiple arrests in Indonesia mean for Europe’s biofuels policy?
Handcuffed, masked and clad in a pink vest, Fadjar Donny Tjahjadi, the Indonesian Technical Director of Customs, is led towards
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