-The Hindu Among various cash crops, turmeric has a potential market value all through the year since it is mainly used as a value added product. Erode is a turmeric cultivating hub in Tamil Nadu and almost all farmers in the region are growing this crop. But the main issue with this crop is that like paddy, it is labour intensive. A huge labour force is required for weeding, earthing, fertilizer application, harvesting...
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Few takers for mobile-based applications for farmers in Gujarat -Vimukt Dave
-The Business Standard Rajkot (Gujarat): The Gujarat government has received lukewarm response from farmers for the Mobile applications launched by it for providing them information related to agriculture. Hardly one percent farmers are using Mobile applications in the state for receiving information from the government, according to state government and industry officials. The Gujarat government has so far launched around 20 Mobile applications for passing on relevant agri-related information to farmers. Some...
More »‘Green Van’ takes veggies to the doorstep -KN Murali Sankar
-The Hindu Farmers take this initiative to bypass middlemen PITHAPURAM (Andhra Pradesh): At a time when drones are being used to deliver pizzas, enthusiastic farmers from B. Prattipadu and Tatiparthi villages near here have launched the sale of farm fresh vegetables at the doorstep. ‘Green Van' is the concept launched in unison by 21 farmers from the two villages, who own one hectare land each and have converted it to cultivate vegetables such...
More »Bridging connectivity gaps for better health services-Osama Manzar
-Live Mint With a new political transition, it may be a good idea for the new government to work on an idea as to how to enable all health workers across the country to have data-enabled smartphones If you have no electricity, you can survive despite inconvenience; if you have no pucca house, you still survive on thatched shelters; if you have bad roads, you can still communicate on the patched...
More »Services at 23 more primary health centres go online now -Ranjana Diggikar
-The Times of India AURANGABAD: The Aurangabad district administration and the Zilla Parishad (ZP) after introducing a novel online health service system at two primary health centres (PHCs) in the district in September 2013 is all set to launch the e-governance system at 23 PHCs. It will help monitor and ensure accountability and transparency on the part of the centres and to provide information to help people get quality and timely...
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