Live
- Bengal: Senior resident doctor accused of rape, attempt to murder absconding
- Prateeksha Srivastava says she seldom meets fellow music composers Rusha, Blizza, in person
- KTR Accuses Government of Brutality Against Farmers, Calls for Immediate Action
- Manchu Manoj Attends Shooting Amid Family Controversy
- BWF World Tour Finals: Treesa-Gayatri defeat Malaysian pair to keep semis hopes alive
- MUDA case: Complainant Krishna asks Lokayukta to file new plaint on CM Siddaramaiah on ED’s report
- Airport capex in India to cross Rs 60,000 cr in fiscals 2025-2027 to handle growing traffic: Crisil
- Five-Year-Old Boy Dies After 55-Hour Rescue from Borewell in Rajasthan's Dausa
- Chaos in Parliament over Congress-George Soros link claims, BJP MP poses questions
- Bus Driver Arrested After Deadly Accident in Mumbai’s Kurla; 42 Injured
AP aims to become hub of organic food production
Andhra Pradesh aspires to become Organic Food Production Hub of the country by 2023-24, said PV Ramana Murthy, director, Institute of Leadership Excellence and Governance.
Guntur: Andhra Pradesh aspires to become Organic Food Production Hub of the country by 2023-24, said PV Ramana Murthy, director, Institute of Leadership Excellence and Governance. He inaugurated a two-day National Workshop on Best Practices at AP Human Resource Development Institute in Bapatla on Thursday.
AP is the only State in the country which has clocked an average growth rate of 11 per cent in the last four years despite facing droughts and cyclones, he added. Anantapur, Chittoor, Kurnool and Kadapa districts are fast-emerging as Horticulture Hub of the State, Murthy said.
The workshop is aimed at sharing of best practices in Fisheries, Animal Husbandry, Dairying from different States and evolving strategies for scaling up, I Satynarayana Raju, who presided over the meeting said.
Deputy Director of Animal Husbandry Training Centre, Vijayawada Dr Vijayakumar Sarma, National Dairy Development Board Senior Manager Romy Jacob, Dr Subba Rao of Bapatla Agricultural College and others spoke at the inaugural session. Representatives from 14 States, National Dairy Development Board, Anand Milk Union, Gujarat, researchers and entrepreneurs participated.
