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Soil Science JRF, SRF, NET, & ARS

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Congratulations to Dr. Himanshu Pathak Sir, Secretary (DARE) & DG (ICAR) on being appointed as new Director General of ICRISAT. He is the first Indian to be appointed as DG of ICRISAT and the second person of Indian origin (after Dr MS Swaminathan sir) to be appointed as DG in the entire CGIAR system.

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Best Sellers in Agriculture and Farming!
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Students who want to crack ARS can refer Soil Science Guide to Agricultural Research Arena Vol I

ARS Edu. Qual and Syllabus.pdf

Presented a Copy of Recently Published Book "Soil Science Guide to Agricultural Research Arena Vol I" to Dr. D K Sarkar Sir (
Presented a Copy of Recently Published Book "Soil Science Guide to Agricultural Research Arena Vol I" to Dr. D K Sarkar Sir (Epitome of Soil Science) at his Residency. Dr. Sarkar Sir is Author of "Soil Plant Water Analysis - Theory and Practice" !

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Biotechnologists at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGU) in New Delhi discovered significant variations in the nit
Biotechnologists at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University (GGU) in New Delhi discovered significant variations in the nitrogen use efficiency (NUE) among popular Indian rice varieties. Improving NUE in rice can potentially reduce costs associated with imported fertilizers and minimize nitrogen-linked pollution, including nitrous oxide and ammonia emissions. India's poor nitrogen-use efficiency results in wastage of fertilizers worth ₹1 trillion annually, contributing to both economic loss and environmental pollution. India's agricultural focus on increasing yield since the Green Revolution has led to higher usage of synthetic fertilizers, resulting in greater wastage and pollution.

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