SKUAST takes steps to preserve traditional rice varieties
Seeks larger scale cultivation of Mushkabudji and Kamad
NAZIA AKHTAR
Srinagar, Jan 2: The Valley which once produced over two hundred indigenous rice varieties has lost most of them prompting the scientists to look for ways to make some of the existing land races survive. The scientists at SK University of Agriculture Sciences and Technology said farmers MoreShopian gets another ATM
New Year Gift
GK NEWS NETWORK
Srinagar, Jan 2: With the purpose of expanding the network of ATMs in the state, J&K Bank today dedicated a state-of-the-art Automated Teller Machine (ATM) for public service in Shopian town. The ATM was bestowed as a New Year gift for the people of the town to facilitate fast, smooth MoreIndia Inc wants stimulus sops to stay in 2010
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Mumbai, Jan 2: Leading car-maker, Ford India today said it sold 29,499 vehicles in 2009, clocking a 3 per cent year-on-year jump in its annual sales as compared to previous year. Ford had sold a total of 28,563 units in 2008, it said in a press release. Sales growth, on a year-on-year basis in the third MoreRs 16 cr spent on addl Bulk LPG storage project in Pampore: Akhoon
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Maruti car sales up 50 pc in Dec
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Srinagar, Jan 2: The Deputy Commissioner Srinagar, Mehraj Ahmad Kakroo, on Saturday said Kashmir lags behind in infrastructure development. “People should remove their misconceptions about tourism More
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SKUAST takes steps to preserve traditional rice varieties
Seeks larger scale cultivation of Mushkabudji and Kamad
NAZIA AKHTAR
Srinagar, Jan 2: The Valley which once produced over two hundred indigenous rice varieties has lost most of them prompting the scientists to look for ways to make some of the existing land races survive More


