Hi, NewsWrap for April 07, 2024

06-April-2024: ICAR-NIVEDI Plans for National Animal Disease Centre, India Aims to Scale Up its Seafood Exports, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India, My Farming Methods Ensure Health and Wellness

7 April 2024

  • ICAR-NIVEDI Plans for National Animal Disease Centre in Bengaluru

    The ICAR-National Institute of Veterinary Epidemiology and Disease Informatics (NIVEDI) in Bengaluru held a significant meeting on April 5, 2024, led by Alka Upadhyaya, Secretary of the Department of Animal Husbandry and Dairying, Government of India. The focus of the meeting was to discuss NIVEDI's progress in understanding and managing diseases in the livestock sector.

  • India Aims to Scale Up its Seafood Exports to Rs 1 Trillion, Says a Senior Official

    India is planning to expand its seafood exports to Rs 1 trillion in the next two years by improving its efficiency and adding high-value products, a senior government official said on Wednesday. Indian shrimp holds a significant 40% share in the US market. Currently, a substantial portion of Indian shrimp destined for the US undergoes processing in Latin American countries.

  • Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India Hits Historic Milestone with 6 Crore Domestic Sales

    In a groundbreaking achievement that has echoed throughout the Indian automotive industry, Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) has crossed a monumental milestone by reaching an extraordinary 6 crore domestic sales mark. This achievement showcases its commitment to the Indian market and highlights its pivotal role in shaping the nation's two-wheeler landscape.

  • “My Farming Methods Ensure Health and Wellness of Future Generations,” says This Punjab-based Woman Farmer

    When faced with adversity, resilient individuals rise to the occasion. This is what Manjit Kaur, a woman farmer who resides in Nila Naloia village of Hoshiarpur, Punjab learned in her life.

    Till 2008, much like other farmers in the region, she too harvested sugarcane via the traditional farming method. However, a personal tragedy led her to change course and shift focus towards organic farming. It all came about when Kaur’s daughter was diagnosed with cancer.

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