India

Ajay's Direction Plans!

After the encouraging response to his directorial debut ‘U, Me Aur Hum,’ Ajay Plans 3 Films This Year

Chhattisgarh farmer grows brinjal and tomatoes from same plant

Mahasamund (Chhattisgarh), May 29 : A 63-year-old farmer in Chhattisgarh has successfully grown tomatoes and brinjal in the same pot and even grafted them with such perfection that the end results are surprising.

Bhagirathi Prasad Bisai has been conducting such innovative experiments in horticulture for the past decade.

After several experiments, Bisai acquired success in growing two different vegetables from the stem of same plant, employing the grafting technique.

Grafting is a popular plant propagation method widely used in horticulture, where the tissues of one plant are fused with those of another.

Bisai was overwhelmed to see the desired result with his experiment that initially seemed impossible.

Theft proof rifle racks for security forces

Ranchi, May 28 : Paramilitary troops across the nation are using theft-proof rifle rack, which is manufactured by a firm in Ranchi.

Drought hits hard in Chhatarpur as people are forced to purchase water

Chhattarpur (Madhya Pradesh), May 28 : Water has becomes a saleable commodity in the drought hit Chhatarpur District in Madhya Pradesh, as the poverty-ridden people of the region are compelled to purchase it to quench their thirst.

The taps are running dry in Chhatarpur and people are managing their water requirements by buying water.

For a single trip, the water tanker charges 300 rupees and not many can afford to buy water at this cost. Those who are unable to pay, have to travel for over five kilometers to fetch water.

26 in hospital after gas leak at Tata plant in India

New Delhi  - At least 26 people of the more than 100 who fell ill after a gas leak at a Tata Motors plant in eastern India remained hospitalized, officials and news reports said Wednesday.

Indian mission in UK to outsource visa application process

London, May 28 : The Indian High Commission in the UK will outsource the visa application process from Thursday, bringing relief to nearly half a million Britons visiting India annually.

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