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VinFast Worth $85 Billion After Going Public, More Than GM, Ford, VW

VinFast stock soared in its debut as a public company on Nasdaq, with its market capitalization exceeding that of GM and Ford as traders flipped VFS shares.

InsideEVs

Vegan diet can reduce hot flashes associated with menopause, study suggests

To conduct the study, researchers recruited 84 postmenopausal women that reported episodes of hot flashes two or more times per day - here’s what researchers found

The Independent UK

Singapore-style park, in Kalaignar’s name, to come up on Chennai’s Cathedral Road

The Kalaignar Memorial Centenary Park, to be established on a plot of 6.09 acres, will be modelled after the Botanical Garden and Gardens by the Bay in Singapore. In his Independence Day speech, T.N. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin announced that the park would be developed at a cost of ₹25…

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About five tonne tomatoes imported from Nepal in transit; to be sold in Uttar Pradesh at subsidised rate: NCCF

The National Cooperative Consumers’ Federation of India Limited said about five tonne tomatoes imported from neighbouring country Nepal are in transit and will be retailed at a subsidised rate of ₹50/kilogram in Uttar Pradesh.

The Hindu

How India’s ban on some rice exports is ricocheting around the world

India’s decision to ban exports of some rice was based on domestic reasons, but it’s had a global impact.

Al Jazeera

Here’s the best time to plant fruits and vegetables

Planting times vary depending on cool-weather and warm-weather crops

The Independent UK

Advocates sue federal government for failing to ban imports of cocoa harvested by children

Child welfare advocates have filed a federal lawsuit asking a judge to force the Biden administration to block imports of cocoa harvested by children in West Africa that ends up in America’s most popular chocolate desserts and candies

The Independent UK

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The hemp industry is at risk

Ignoring the value of the hemp market could lead to severe repercussions

Salon

Environmentalists sue Puerto Rican government over location of renewable energy projects

Activists and environmental groups including the Sierra Club are suing Puerto Rico’s government over the planned location of dozens of renewable energy projects meant to ease the U.S. territory’s power woes

The Independent UK

Why people should be eating New Zealand grass

Grass and leafy greens are great sources of top-grade protein and way more environmentally friendly than meat or dairy. Scientists say NZ should be taking the lead, reports Nikki Mandow

Newsroom.co.nz

KTR cautions people against Congress plans to scrap schemes

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7 mistakes to avoid when growing vegetables

If you’re wondering why your homegrown vegetables are not thriving, you might be making one of these common growing mistakes.

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‘Telangana is only State where ryots have no crop insurance cover’

Telangana is the only State in India where farmers are denied crop insurance. Retired IAS officer and SDF convenor A. Murali demands the Centre's PMFBY be implemented. He proposed a booklet of 14 steps to improve farm sector growth to all political parties.

The Hindu

Bengaluru witnesses drop in tomato prices, bringing relief to consumers

After a peak of over ₹180 per kilo of tomatoes, there has been a noticeable downward trend in Bengaluru over the last few days

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Gap road stretch: farmers to begin indefinite day-and-night protest seeking compensation

A report submitted by former Munnar special tahsildar to Idukki District Collector says unscientific widening works on the Gap Road stretch of the Kochi-Dhanushkodi NH has resulted in repeated landslips in the region

The Guardian - US

It’s the ‘Swiss army knife of the sea’. But can kelp survive rising marine heat?

As warming oceans threaten the farming of the sustainable crop, scientists work to make the industry climate resilient

The Hindu

Second phase of farmers agitation from this month

Farmer leaders in Hyderabad have decided to hold a 3-day Mahadharna from Nov 26-28 in protest of Modi govt's broken promises. 500+ farmers, reps & leaders attended the State conference of Samyukta Kisan Morcha Telangana. Special demands of Telangana farmers incl. Licensed Cultivators Act, crop loss comp., forest rights pattas…

Newsroom.co.nz

The Week in Detail: Wool woes, parental leave, and political polls

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

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Cows, sheep and pigeons among stolen items recovered by Mysuru district police this year

Mysuru district police recovered items worth ₹1.3 crore, incl. cows, sheep, pigeons & mobile phones, from Jan-Jul 2023. DIG handed over recovered items to owners at property parade. Cows, sheep & pigeons were stolen from various places & pigeons were worth ₹1,000 each. Police praised efforts of personnel involved in…

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This Onam, farmers turn to marigold farming for promising returns

In Kottarakara, Biju's farm has replaced traditional crops with marigold for Onam. KVK trials identified a high-yielding variety, leading to many farmers & local bodies opting for it. Price of ₹300/kg gives better profit & demand from temples & event planners is expected.

The Hindu

Expert panel to study farmers’ complaints over calculation of recovery rate and short weighing

Expert team set up to investigate complaints of sugarcane farmers in Mandya district, India, being short-weighed & cheated of FRP. Team of 7, incl. Joint Director of Agriculture, Legal Metrology Dept. & academics, to visit 5 sugar factories & submit report in 3 weeks.

Dynamite News

Centre starts releasing onions from buffer stock to rein in prices

Amid rising prices of onions in parts of India, the central government has started releasing the staple vegetable from its buffer stock.

The Guardian - UK

Orange juice prices to surge as US crops ravaged by disease and climate

Extreme weather fuelled by climate crisis and bacterial disease have led to ‘dramatic decline’ in orange crops

The Canberra Times

The reason Julie McDonald didn't walk away from beef

"It is when they are at their fork in the road that we have the opportunity to turn their gap year into their career."

The Independent UK

Maine Supreme Court will consider ‘second amendment for food’ in challenge to Sunday hunting ban

The Maine constitution is the only one in the country that protects the right to food

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