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Mar 12, 2025 Development of high-yielding and climate resilient crops. During 2014-2024, National Agricultural Research System (NARS) including ICAR Institutes and State/Central Agricultural Universities (CAU/SAU) under the aegis of Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) has developed 2900 location specific improved crop varieties/ hybrids including 1380 of cereals, 412 of oilseeds, 437 of pulses, 376 of fibre crops, 178 of forage crops, 88 of sugarcane, and 29 of other crops. Out of these 2900 varieties, 2661 varieties (cereals 1258; oilseeds 368; pulses 410; fibre crops 358; forage crops 157, sugarcane 88 and other crops 22) are tolerant to one or more biotic and/or abiotic stresses. Of these 537 varieties have been developed specially for extreme climate using the precision phenotyping tools. During this period 152 biofortified varieties of rice (14), wheat (53), maize (24), millets (26), oilseeds (21), pulses (9) and grain amaranth (5). Source: pib.gov.in
Mar 12, 2025 Kazakhstan, India Strengthen Ties via North-South Transport Corridor. Kazakh and Indian experts discussed trade relations and the role of the International North-South Transport Corridor (INSTC) in boosting economic ties during a special event on March 11 at Maqsut Narikbayev University. The discussion highlighted the importance of cooperation and the route’s potential to drive the region’s economic growth. Participants noted that the INSTC offers advantages beyond increased cargo transportation and reduced travel time. It also enhances supply chain efficiency for assembly plants, attracts skilled professionals, and facilitates the introduction of advanced technologies in digitalization and logistics infrastructure. Source: astanatimes.com
Mar 12, 2025 India-Nicaragua deepens ties with historic ministerial visit focused on trade, investment, and renewable energy. India’s Minister of State for External Affairs, Pabitra Margherita, made his first-ever official visit to Nicaragua, marking a significant milestone in the diplomatic relations between the two countries. This is the first ministerial-level visit from India’s Ministry of External Affairs (March 6-8, 2025), to the Central American nation Nicaragua, and it sets the stage for deeper bilateral cooperation. Source: financialexpress.com
Mar 12, 2025 No agreement yet with US on trade tariffs, talks on: Commerce Secy Sunil Barthwal informs parliamentary panel. Just days after US President Donald Trump said that India has 'agreed' to 'cut their tariffs way down', Commerce Secretary Sunil Barthwal informed the Parliamentary Standing Committee on External Affairs on Monday that negotiations between the two nations are still on and no agreement on trade tariffs has been reached so far. Source: indianexpress.com
Mar 12, 2025 Canada to maintain tariffs until US respects free trade, says incoming PM Mark Carney. Incoming Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Tuesday that his government will keep tariffs in place until the United States demonstrates respect and makes firm commitments to free trade. His remarks come in response to US President Donald Trump’s decision to escalate tariffs on Canadian steel and aluminum, threatening severe economic consequences. Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
Mar 12, 2025 US was among top 10 importers in half of the 118 countries that exported dairy products in 2023. Besides steel and aluminium, which are bound to face higher tariffs for imports to the US from March 12, another flashpoint for US President Donald Trump is the dairy trade. A Moneycontrol analysis shows that US action on the front is expected to hurt most countries, including India, as the North American nation accounts for nearly 4 percent of global dairy imports and over 6 percent of exports. Source: moneycontrol.com
Mar 12, 2025 India imposing 150 pc tariff on American alcohol, 100 pc tariff on agriculture goods: White House. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, while lamenting the tariffs imposed by various nations on the United States, referred to the tariffs imposed by India on American alcohol and agricultural products. While addressing a press briefing on Tuesday (local time), she said that US President Donald Trump believes in reciprocity and wants to have fair and balanced trade practices. Source: newindianexpress.com
Mar 12, 2025 GI-tagged citrus from northeast India boosts craft gin appeal. The northeast region of India, known for its unique agricultural products, features Assam's Kaji Nemu (Citrus limon) and Meghalaya's Khasi Mandarin (Citrus reticulata). These citrus varieties have gained Geographical Indication (GI) recognition, enhancing their market presence domestically and internationally. Their incorporation into the craft gin industry, particularly in Cherrapunji Eastern Craft Gin, underscores their growing influence. Source: freshplaza.com
Mar 11, 2025 India uses mango diplomacy to strengthen U.S. trade ties. India has long used mangoes as a diplomatic tool, a practice that dates back to the 1950s when Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru gifted mangoes to foreign dignitaries. One notable moment came in 1955 when Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai, known for his reserved demeanor, reportedly softened after tasting a mango from Nehru. 'His beetling brow relaxed, his lips rippled into a smile,' a contemporary report noted. This moment underscored the power of cultural diplomacy, using a simple fruit to build goodwill between nations. Source: freshplaza.com
Mar 11, 2025 Scientists race to document Savanur betel leaf for GI tag. Scientists are pursuing a Geographical Indication (GI) tag for the distinctive Savanur betel leaf. However, they face challenges due to insufficient historical records. Horticultural researchers are gathering necessary documentation to support their application. The cultivation of betel leaves in Savanur taluk covers 400 hectares, with its history traced to the 17th century during the Savanur Nawa's reign. Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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