Saurabh Shukla

At CoP29 in Baku, India, representing LMDCs, called for developed nations to mobilize USD 1.3 trillion annually by 2030, emphasizing equity, transparency, and adherence to the Paris Agreement.

A new CAST report reveals U.S. agriculture's potential to become greenhouse gas negative through conservation practices and emerging technologies, boosting farm profitability and resilience while combating climate change.

The Ayushman Bharat Vay Vandana Card provides free hospital treatment for senior citizens aged 70 and above under PM-JAY. Within weeks of its launch, over 10 lakh seniors have already enrolled.

Scientists at Bose Institute identified a new gene, HMGB15, that is essential for stamen development and pollen viability in Arabidopsis, paving the way for improved crop fertility.

World Fisheries Day 2024, themed India’s Blue Transformation: Strengthening Small-Scale and Sustainable Fisheries, will be celebrated on November 21 in New Delhi. The event will launch key initiatives like the Marine Fisheries Census, National Plan of Action on Sharks, and the GloLitter Project, alongside discussions on climate resilience and sustainable practices.

India, the world's 3rd largest fish producer and top shrimp exporter, celebrates World Fisheries Day 2024 with a focus on sustainable practices and empowering 30 million livelihoods in its thriving fisheries sector.

Union Minister Piyush Goyal, at FICCI’s 97th Annual General Meeting and Convention, urged industries to utilize the Rs 1 lakh crore ANRF fund to foster innovation and boost India's R&D ecosystem.

World Fisheries Day 2024 celebrated India's progress in sustainable fisheries with the launch of transformative initiatives like the 5th Marine Fisheries Census and eco-friendly innovations, emphasizing India's leadership as the second-largest fish producer globally.

Gwalior’s Adarsh Gaushala, India’s first self-sufficient cowshed with a state-of-the-art Compressed Biogas (CBG) plant, transforms 100 tons of cattle dung daily into Bio-CNG and organic manure.

Karnataka fish farmer Ravi Kharvi won the Best Marine Fish Farmer Award on World Fisheries Day 2024 for pioneering Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA). His sustainable practices, including farming Indian pompano, silver pompano, and green mussels, have helped him achieve an income of Rs 6 lakh.