India and Thailand signed two agreements in fields of culture and education.
Visiting Thailand Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha was given a ceremonial welcome in New Delhi on friday.
Thai Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-Cha visited Bodh Gaya and offered prayers at the Mahabodhi temple, Buddhists` holiest shrine on Saturday.
He circumambulated the Mahabodhi tree under which Lord Buddha is said to have attained enlightenment.
A 54 member delegation is accompanying the Thai Prime Minister.
Both countries have decided to cooperate and deepen ties in various sectors.
Addressing a joint statement with PM Narendra Modi, Thailand PM Prayuth Chan-ocha assured increased investment in priority sectors areas which are key to make in india and made in india campaigns.
On his part, Prime Minister Narendra Modi too stressed that the two countries will fight the menace of terrorism together, indicating that India and Thailand have agreed to “deepen defense and maritime ties”.
Several Mous were signed between the two countries signifying increased cooperation in many areas including culture and education.
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PM of Thailand also praised various developmental efforts undertaken in the past two years and announced his intention to join them.
Accompanied by his deputy, five senior ministers and a 46 -member business delegation, the Thai Prime Minister arrived in New Delhi on Thursday for a three-day visit aimed at reviewing bilateral relations.
EU extends sanctions on Crimea until mid-2017
On Friday, the EU extended for a year a ban on business dealings with Russia’s Black Sea peninsula of Crimea. The sanctions, prolonged until June 23, 2017, prohibit imports of products from Crimea, any investment there and cooperation in tourism services, as well as exports of some goods and services to the peninsula, Reuters reports. Next week, the EU is expected to extend until the end of 2016 its broader economic sanctions on Russia over the Ukrainian conflict.
First Rains in MP & Maharashtra, 5% Area Sown – Dams Empty
First Rains in MP & Maharashtra, 5% Area Sown – Dams Empty
June19, 2016 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.comThis is an illustration of our FARMING CRISIS – just about 5% of
Kharif area of Gross Cultivable area is sown by 17th of June. Dams are
empty and Rivers are dry and Monsoon delayed. Drought is stretching in
to third year as of now.
June19, 2016 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.comThis is an illustration of our FARMING CRISIS – just about 5% of
Kharif area of Gross Cultivable area is sown by 17th of June. Dams are
empty and Rivers are dry and Monsoon delayed. Drought is stretching in
to third year as of now.
Farming is largely dependent on Monsoon in Drought Affected Regions,
price of Tomato, Potato or Onion could be Rs.1 per kg at harvest for
famers to Rs.100 per kg some months later in retail.
price of Tomato, Potato or Onion could be Rs.1 per kg at harvest for
famers to Rs.100 per kg some months later in retail.
GoI doesn’t share this INFO with Farmers. TV Channels and Jakhars
Mislead. Even 5% Sown area is not guaranteed to get regular rains.
Mislead. Even 5% Sown area is not guaranteed to get regular rains.
When Ajay Vir Jakhar, Wrote Nonsensical Editorial – Sugarcane
Accounted for 52.7% of Kharif Sown Area in Drought situation
Accounted for 52.7% of Kharif Sown Area in Drought situation
I monitor Monsoon Rains everyday in the evening. First NASA picture
was disappointing like in the past which I didn’t save but as I
prepared to write this SUDDENLY next picture was reporting First
Monsoon Rains over MP & Maharashtra.
was disappointing like in the past which I didn’t save but as I
prepared to write this SUDDENLY next picture was reporting First
Monsoon Rains over MP & Maharashtra.
Then I waited to see it progress. Early morning it weakened or fizzled out.
There is 10% Less Rice Area, 27% Less Pulses Area, 36% Less Oilseeds,
38% Less Cotton Area Sown this year compared to Drought Year 2015
illustrates the Failure of Indian Agriculture. But Sugarcane area
increased by 7.2%.
38% Less Cotton Area Sown this year compared to Drought Year 2015
illustrates the Failure of Indian Agriculture. But Sugarcane area
increased by 7.2%.
TOI story on Dam Storages is MISPLACED at this time when Monsoon is
the primary source of Irrigation. 1 millimeter of Rains is 3.2 BCM of
Rainfall over India. So every millimeter of Rainfall is precious.
the primary source of Irrigation. 1 millimeter of Rains is 3.2 BCM of
Rainfall over India. So every millimeter of Rainfall is precious.
NDTV EXPOSED THE – MAFIA OPERATING IN DISTRIBUTION OF FOODS –
PARTICULARY – FRUITS & VEGETABLES – LONG CHAIN OF MIDDLEMEN & TRADERS
WHO SUCK UP 90% OF PROFITS LEAVING NOTHING FOR FARMERS.
PARTICULARY – FRUITS & VEGETABLES – LONG CHAIN OF MIDDLEMEN & TRADERS
WHO SUCK UP 90% OF PROFITS LEAVING NOTHING FOR FARMERS.
Rains 18-06-2016 Night Rains 19-06-2016 Morning Kharif Sown Area June17, 2016
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Met Dept has said that the southwest monsoon is expected to gain momentum and advance further into several parts of drought-hit Maharashtra and central India.
It said that conditions are favourable for the monsoon to advance into entire Konkan and Goa, drought-hit central Maharashtra, Marathwada, remaining parts of north interior Karnataka, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and parts of Madhya Pradesh and Bihar.
The weatherman has forecast an above normal monsoon this year.
However, its onset over Kerala, which marks the commencement of the rainy season in the country, was on June 8th, seven days later than predicted.
Also, it made a slow progress due to lack of a favourable system that could have given it a boost to move forward.
The slow pace had increased the rain deficiency to 25 per cent. It is expected to make its way to Delhi in the first week of July.