KV Kurmanath

1 month ago | ricenewstoday.com | KV Kurmanath

Telangana looks to explore newer export markets for its rice  Looks at avenues to liquidate annual rice surplus of 50-60 lakh tonnes. By KV KurmanathAfter successfully piloting 12,500 tonnes of rice export to the Philippines last month, the Telangana Government now sees a bigger export opportunity. While expanding its export opportunity to the Philippines to 10 lakh tonnes, the State is exploring markets such as Indonesia and Africa.

2 months ago | thehindubusinessline.com | KV Kurmanath

Even as the proposed auction of 400 acres at Kancha Gachibowli created a political row, the Union Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change has asked the Telangana Government to provide a factual report on the issue immediately, with full details. It also wanted the State to send an action taken report at the earliest.

2 months ago | thehindubusinessline.com | KV Kurmanath

This Ugadi, there’s some sweet news for Warangal farmerse growing hot chillis. Called Chapata chilli, or tomato chilli, this unique variety has got the Geographical Indication (GI) tag. As many as 20,000 farmers growing the niche variety are expected to benefit from this development through additional income. Known for its brilliant red colour and negligible pungency in taste, this chilli variety is a hot favourite of pickle makers.

2 months ago | thehindubusinessline.com | KV Kurmanath

Have you joined the Ghibli party yet, sharing your family photo to be converted into a comic version? Did you share it on social media and get some good likes and comments? Well, you might just have invited trouble. Cybersecurity experts caution that the widespread sharing of images for Studio Ghibli-style portraits presents cybersecurity risks, particularly in digital identity theft, deepfake manipulation, and unauthorised data exposure.

2 months ago | thehindubusinessline.com | KV Kurmanath

A 400-acre plot in the IT hub of Gachibwoli in Hyderabad has become an epicentre of a tussle between the Telangana government, students and the Opposition parties. While the government insists that the land belongs to it and would go ahead to auction the land, the students, environmental activists and the Opposition Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) strongly oppose the government’s decision.