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Disease that kills kids reaches Bengal -Madhuparna Das

-The Indian Express   Affected children are largely from around a litchi plantation in Malda West Bengal: In the last three days, nine babies aged three to five have died in Malda district after showing symptoms that suggested acute encephalitis syndrome. A seasonal disease for years in UP's Gorakhpur and Bihar's Muzaffarpur, AES appears to have broken out in West Bengal for the first time, alarming scientists who are wondering if the children...

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Banks ask FinMin to stop Andhra farm loan waiver -Manojit Saha

-The Business Standard   Say waiver will vitiate the loan recovery environment Bankers have requested the Union finance ministry to convince the Andhra Pradesh government to drop its proposed farm loan waiver scheme, at a time when a rise in loans turning bad is eroding the profitability of lenders, especially state-run ones. Telugu Desam Party chief Chandrababu Naidu, who is to take the oath of office as chief minister of Andhra Pradesh on Monday,...

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Climate change will make food less nutritious: Study -Subodh Varma

-The Times of India   NEW DELHI: Plants make food from carbon dioxide in the air, using energy from sunlight. So, if carbon dioxide levels in the air are going up due to climate change, plants should be making more food, right? Wrong, says a new study published last week in the science journal Nature. According to the study conducted by a team of US, Australian and Japanese scientists, carbon dioxide emissions are...

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Young, unmarried Farmers more prone to suicides, says study -Navrajdeep Singh

-The Hindustan Times   Patiala: A new study on Farmers' suicide has revealed that young and unmarried Farmers are more prone to suicides. Increasing frustration among young Farmers because of agrarian crisis is compelling Farmers to commit suicides. Titled "Agrarian distress in Punjab: a study of suicides by Farmers and agricultural labourers", the study concludes that half of the Farmers who committed suicides are below the age of 35 years and out of...

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A great leap forward for agriculture -Bhavarlal H Jain

-The Hindu Business Line     A set of technologies that deals with production and marketing constraints can work wonders Indian agriculture faces herculean challenges today; yet, the near- and the medium-term outlook on agriculture and agri-businesses seem bright. Growing urbanisation and changing food habits, malnutrition plus declining areas under foodgrain pose a big threat to food security. Agriculture and food production are strongly influenced by international trade, credit availability, development co-operation, climate change and environmental...

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