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India better prepared than Pakistan to handle climate shocks in wheat crop: Agri scientists

One of the reasons behind Pakistan still being dependent on imports to meet domestic requirements is its failure to develop indigenous varieties of climate-resilient seeds.

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India better prepared than Pakistan to handle climate shocks in wheat crop, say Agri-scientists

India better prepared than Pakistan to handle climate shocks in wheat crop, say Agri-scientists
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India better prepared than Pakistan to handle climate shocks in wheat crop Agri scientists

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Indiabulls Real Estate to raise Rs 3,911 crore from Blackstone, Embassy Group, others

Indiabulls Real Estate said its board has approved raising Rs 3,911 crore through the issuance of shares and warrants to investors, including the Blackstone Group and Embassy Group. Global investment firm Blackstone will invest Rs 1,235 crore, while the Bengaluru-based Embassy Group will infuse Rs

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