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400 colleges, 31 districts: PE teacherâs mission to take Gandhiji to Karnatakaâs youth (opens the original)
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Meet Abida Begum, a senior physical education teacher at Government First Grade College in T. Dasarahalli, Bengaluru, who has been visiting government and private colleges across Karnataka to conduct workshops exclusively on the life of Mahatma Gandhi without charging students a single penny. Ms. Abida has been working for more than 10 years to spread the message of Gandhijiâs life and principles. She said, âIf not a major change, students can get inspired by Gandhijiâs life and may have b
Root stock to tackle Gummy Stem Blight disease in watermelon crop (opens the original)
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In what can act as a boon to farmers growing watermelon across India, the scientists of Vegetable Science department at the Indian Institute of Horticulture Research (IIHR) have developed a new and hybrid root stock called Arka Shakti. This root stock is resistant to Gummy Stem Blight (GSB), a fungal disease that is mostly seen in watermelon. Earlier, IIHR had developed two new varieties of watermelon — Arka Manik and Arka Shyama — through their watermelon improvement programme. Now, scientists
Lalbagh to get 2.5 acre garden inspired by Singaporeâs Gardens by the Bay (opens the original)
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You may soon be able to experience Singaporeâs Gardens by the Bay right here in the Garden City of Bengaluru. The Karnataka State Department of Horticulture (KSDH) is developing 2.5 acres of land at the Lalbagh Botanical Garden on the lines of the Singaporean attraction. As part of the project, the department has introduced fog and mist technology for the first time and will be planting 50 different species that are shade- and mist-loving. Officials said the species are being brought from vari
Gruha Jyothi verification: Bescom to revisit 5.5 lakh beneficiaries who failed to submit documents and refused to provide details (opens the original)
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With only two days left for Gruha Jyothi door-to-door survey to complete, around 5.5 lakh beneficiaries in Bangalore Electricity Supply Company Limited (Bescom) have failed to submit required documents or refused to provide personal details during the survey. Officials in the Energy department said that a second round of verification would be launched for these 5.5 lakh beneficiaries. A senior official from the Bescom, said, “A total of 68.86 lakh Gruha Jyothi beneficiaries are in the Bescom jur
Drought damages 84,656 hectares of coconut plantations in Karnataka; impact may last for three years (opens the original)
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Karnataka’s severe drought has damaged 84,656 hectares of coconut plantations across the State, with officials warning that the impact on the crop could persist for up to three years due to the long growth cycle of coconut trees. According to the officials of the Department of Horticulture, among all horticultural crops that have surveyed in past months, coconut has recorded the highest crop loss, followed by onion and other vegetables. They said that the impact of this drought would remain for
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