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Bihar: Ammonia gas leak in factory kills one in Vaishali, several hospitalised

One died and several others were hospitalised in an ammonia gas leak incident in a dairy factory on Saturday in Bihar's Vaishali. Read further on Dynamite News:

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India in bilateral talks with Brazil to resolve sugar dispute at WTO

India is in negotiations with Brazil to resolve a sugar dispute at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) and the Ministry of Commerce and Industry is coordinating with concerned departments for the same.

The Hindu

Mexico imposes 50% tariff on white corn imports amid trade dispute with U.S. and Canada

Mexico is imposing a 50% tariff on white corn imports, a move the Mexican president says is intended to boost national production and prevent imports of genetically modified corn

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Two-day jackfruit festival begins in Mysuru

The annual jackfruit festival showcasing its diverse variety began in Mysuru on Saturday with focus on value addition to shore up farmers’ income.

The Hindu

Retford strawberry famers feature in Marks and Spencer campaign with Tom Kerridge

"We’re delighted to take part in the latest M&S TV campaign to highlight the magic behind what goes into growing our Red Diamond Strawberries"

Nottingham Post

Get fresh fruits and veggies home delivered from HOPCOMS through ONDC

After failing to make much stride in the online market earlier, the Horticulture Producers’ Cooperative Marketing Society (HOPCOMS) has now hopped on to Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC) to deliver fresh fruits and vegetables to consumers’ doorsteps. Under a pilot programme which began in May, around 25 HOPCOMS stalls…

The Hindu

T.N. in negotiations with National Cooperative Consumers’ Federation, other States, to procure more rice

With the Food Corporation of India (FCI) reiterating its position of not providing more food grains to States under its Open Market Sale Scheme (OMSS), the Tamil Nadu Civil Supplies Corporation (TNCSC) is negotiating with the National Cooperative Consumers’ Federation of India (NCCF) and other States to procure the additional quantity…

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Top team tasked with delivering this summer's Perth Show now moving into top gear

Cattle expert Robert Gilchrist, chief executive of the prestigious Aberdeen-Angus Society, takes up the reins as chairman of Perthshire Agricultural Society for its 161st Show

Daily Record

Farmers' damning views on Brexit revealed in industry magazine survey

THREE-QUARTERS of farmers think Brexit has had a negative impact on the UK economy, according to a survey conducted by an industry magazine ...

The National (Scotland)

Provide quality seeds and fertilizers to farmers: Deputy Commissioner

Kalaburagi Deputy Commissioner Fauzia Tarannum directed the Agriculture Department officials to make all preparations for the distribution of quality seeds and fertilizers to the farmers this kharif season.

The Hindu

India Refutes Jack Dorsey’s Claim Of Censorship Requests

Former Twitter CEO's comments an 'outright lie', says Union IT Minister

Zenger

Anna Bhagya: Centre’s refusal to sell rice to Karnataka will alter State’s calculations of scheme cost

The categorical refusal of the Centre on June 23 to sell rice to Karnataka for Anna Bhagya scheme could not only result in delay of its launch, slated for July 1, but also alter the government’s calculation of its cost.

The Hindu

Here are the big stories from Karnataka today

Karnataka Today newsletter: Centre’s categorical refusal to sell rice for Anna Bhagya, and more

The Hindu

Naps are healthy, scientists say – so why has Spain given up on the siesta?

As study shows a daytime doze may help brain’s health, for Spaniards the idea is outdated and cliched

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Top news developments in Karnataka on June 23, 2023

Key news stories to watch out for from Karnataka and Bengaluru on June 23, 2023

Bristol Post

Warning to shoppers that milk prices could rise further without 'urgent' action

'I've seen first-hand the problems that a shortage of staff in our industry is creating and the pressure this puts on our production costs is only going to get worse'

The Guardian - UK

UK dairy prices could keep rising unless staff shortages ease, co-op warns

The government must tackle lack of workers or risk a crisis in milk production, say industry leaders

Liverpool Echo

Liverpool Council defends spending thousands on attending awards events

Almost £6,000 was spent on sending councillors and staff to events like the National Pest Awards

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US regulator allows first sales of lab-grown meat

The US Department of Agriculture has given permission to two companies to sell lab-grown meat in the country for the first time.

The Independent UK

Arla warns of further price rises unless labour shortage addressed ‘urgently’

The UK’s largest dairy cooperative said the industry labour shortage was fuelling food price inflation.

The Independent UK

Meat grown from animal cells? Here's what it is and how it's made

The U.S. government is allowing the sale of chicken made from animal cells

The Hindu

Search for rice: Govt. to firm up launch date by weekend after weighing in options and cost

A decision on whether or not it is feasible to launch the Anna Bhagya scheme on July 1, which hangs in the balance after the Food Corporation of India (FCI) declined to supply rice, is likely to be taken by the end of this week based on the success of…

The Guardian - AU

Yes, Australia’s gender pay gap is closing. But today’s working women will retire before it is fixed

The latest Australian Taxation Office figures show progress is being made in some professions, but the overall equality picture is still grim

Irish Mirror

Seagull got stuck in supermarket two weeks ago and still hasn't left

Attempts from pest control and staff using trails of crumbs have so far been unsuccessful as the bird continues to swoop around the large store

The Hindu

Centre scuttling Karnataka Anna Bhagya Scheme, says Congress

The Congress on June 21, 2023 said the Centre discontinued the sale of foodgrains from the central pool under the OMSS to State governments to “scuttle” the Karnataka government’s Anna Bhagya scheme

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