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These smartphones of better quality will come at a lower price

08/05/2021 Sunday May 16th, 2021

If you have to buy a smartphone and your budget is not very high, in this article today, we will tell you about the smartphone with the best camera which comes in less than 8000 rupees.

Samsung M02: This mobile has two rear cameras, a 13-megapixel main camera, and a 2-megapixel macro camera. Its front camera is 5 megapixels. It also has a 6.5-inch PLS IPS display, Media Tech MT6739 processor, 3GB of RAM and 32GB of internal storage, and a 5,000mAh battery. Its starting price is Rs 6799.

Micromax IN 1b: It is present in 2GB RAM, 32GB storage version and 4GB RAM, 64GB storage version and both are priced at Rs 6999 and 7999 respectively. It features dual SIM and Android 10 operating system and 6.52 inch HD Plus display. There are two cameras on the back side, one is 13 megapixels and the other is 5 megapixels. Its front camera is 8 megapixels. Its battery is 5000mAh.

Poco C3: It is priced at Rs 7499. It has a triple rear camera. It has 13 megapixel camera, 2 megapixel macro camera, 2 megapixel depth sensor, 5 megapixel front camera. It has a 6.53-inch HD Plus LCD display. Its RAM is 4GB and there is onboard storage of up to 64GB. It has a 5000mAh battery.

Reality C11: Its price is 7499 rupees. It has a 6.5-inch HD Plus mini drop display. Its RAM is 2GB of RAM and there is also 32GB of onboard storage. It has a 5000mAh battery.

Source: Financial Express

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Saline soil affects the yield potential of the farm

08/05/2021 Saturday May 8th, 2021

Soil which contains a lot of soluble salts is called saline soil.
Germination of seed and plant growth is greatly affected due to saline soil,
Calcium, magnesium and potassium chloride and sulfate ions are found in relatively high amounts on the surface of such soil.
There is a problem of excessive absorption of water in the soil
Generally, in the saline soil, a white crust is formed on the upper surface.
Saline soil has adverse effects on plant growth and yield.

Identify and find solutions to soil problems of your farm, get the super fasal program done by soil testing.

Government is giving 75% subsidy on cultivation of herbal plants

08/05/2021 Saturday May 8th, 2021

New new technologies are being incorporated in agriculture and farmers are also participating in it. In this series, the government is giving a big boost to the cultivation of herbal plants and is also encouraging the farmers for this. Under this, many types of assistance are also being provided to the farmers.

A list of 140 species has been prepared to promote herbal i.e. medicinal farming and to help the farmers for it. Along with this, the government has made a provision to give 75% of the total expenditure in medicinal farming as subsidy.

Source: TV 9 India

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This scheme will make the villagers self-reliant, taking loans will be easy

08/05/2021 Saturday May 8th, 2021

To realize the dream of Digital India, the government is also bringing many beneficial schemes for the rural areas so that villages can also be digitized. One such ambitious scheme is the Swamitva Yojna which started last month.

Under this scheme details of rural residential property will be collected and property cards will be issued to rural people. With the introduction of this scheme, Prime Minister Modi issued his property cards to one lakh people.

Through this scheme, the records of the ownership of the owners of the houses in rural areas will be digitally saved and disputes related to property will be eliminated through this.

The biggest benefit of this scheme will be in taking bank loans to the villagers. This move of the government will pave the way for the villagers to take the loan and use the property as a financial asset for other financial benefits.

Source: Prabhat Khabar

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Rainfall activity will increase in many states from May 10, know weather forecast

08/05/2021 Saturday May 8th, 2021

Weather in Madhya Pradesh is likely to remain dry for the next few days, but the weather experts are saying that the rains will continue over the mountains for the next several days. There is a possibility of heavy rains in the Northeast as well. Good rains are expected over East Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Odisha. There may be thunderstorms and rains from May 10 or 11 in Delhi, Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh.

Video Source: Skymet Weather

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Government will put 2000 rupees in bank accounts of 75 lakh farmers of MP

08/05/2021 Saturday May 8th, 2021

The Government of Madhya Pradesh runs “Chief Minister Kisan Kalyan Yojana” on the lines of Pradhan Mantri Kisan Samman Nidhi Yojana. Under this, 4000 rupees are given in two installments to the beneficiaries of PM Kisan Yojana. In this episode, an installment of 2 thousand rupees is being sent to the account of 75 lakh farmers of the state.

Explain that this time the Madhya Pradesh government is going to give Rs 1500 crore to 75 lakh farmers through this scheme. This amount will start reaching the bank accounts of the farmers from today itself.

Source: Farmer Solutions

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Use of green manure is beneficial for both your farming and field

07/05/2021 Friday May 7th, 2021

Green manure has been used for a long time to increase soil fertility and productivity.
Due to increase in area of agricultural work, the use of green manure has definitely decreased,
Today, the importance of green manure has increased even more due to limited supply of other organic sources like cow dung manure.
The crop grown for green manure should be chosen keeping in mind the climate and purpose of the land.
Green manure plays a very important role in increasing the fertility of the soil.
Green manure is a very good source of organic material, green manure is full of humus.

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Read Gramophone Uday of May – Nimar Cotton Special

07/05/2021 Friday May 7th, 2021

How to prepare vegetable seedlings

07/05/2021 Friday May 7th, 2021

Before sowing most vegetable crops such as tomatoes, cabbage and onions, chillies, the seedlings are prepared in the nursery.
The seeds of these crops are small and thin, preparing their healthy seedlings is equivalent to growing half the crop.
The location should be at a height from where the drainage of water is appropriate and should be in the open where the first rays of the sun reach
The land should be a loamy loam with a pH value of about 6.5;
Beds must be elevated 15-20 cm in height. Their width should be about 1 meter and the length should be 3 meters, which can be increased or reduced according to one’s convenience.
After sowing the seeds, periodic irrigation should be done.

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If you have to buy a smartphone and your budget is not very high, in this article today, we will tell you about the smartphone with the best camera which comes in less than 8000 rupees.

Poco C3: It is priced at Rs 7499. It has a triple rear camera. It has 13 megapixel camera, 2 megapixel macro camera, 2 megapixel depth sensor, 5 megapixel front camera. It has a 6.53-inch HD Plus LCD display. Its RAM is 4GB and there is onboard storage of up to 64GB. It has a 5000mAh battery.

Reality C11: Its price is 7499 rupees. It has a 6.5-inch HD Plus mini drop display. Its RAM is 2GB of RAM and there is also 32GB of onboard storage. It has a 5000mAh battery.

Source: Financial Express

Soil which contains a lot of soluble salts is called saline soil.

Germination of seed and plant growth is greatly affected due to saline soil,

Calcium, magnesium and potassium chloride and sulfate ions are found in relatively high amounts on the surface of such soil.

There is a problem of excessive absorption of water in the soil

Generally, in the saline soil, a white crust is formed on the upper surface.

Saline soil has adverse effects on plant growth and yield.

A list of 140 species has been prepared to promote herbal i.e. medicinal farming and to help the farmers for it. Along with this, the government has made a provision to give 75% of the total expenditure in medicinal farming as subsidy.

Source: TV 9 India

To realize the dream of Digital India, the government is also bringing many beneficial schemes for the rural areas so that villages can also be digitized. One such ambitious scheme is the Swamitva Yojna which started last month.

Under this scheme details of rural residential property will be collected and property cards will be issued to rural people. With the introduction of this scheme, Prime Minister Modi issued his property cards to one lakh people.

Through this scheme, the records of the ownership of the owners of the houses in rural areas will be digitally saved and disputes related to property will be eliminated through this.

The biggest benefit of this scheme will be in taking bank loans to the villagers. This move of the government will pave the way for the villagers to take the loan and use the property as a financial asset for other financial benefits.

Source: Prabhat Khabar

Video Source: Skymet Weather

BT cotton is a genetically modified cotton. It is produced by a company called Monsanto.

BT cotton is a genetically modified cotton crop in which one or two genes of Bacillus thuringiensis bacteria have been inserted into the seeds of the crop by genetic engineering techniques, which produce crystal proteins inside the plant, producing toxic substances and destroying the pests.

BT cotton contains insect resistant varieties

The cost of the crop is very low when the BT cotton crop is planted by the farmer.

Explain that this time the Madhya Pradesh government is going to give Rs 1500 crore to 75 lakh farmers through this scheme. This amount will start reaching the bank accounts of the farmers from today itself.

Source: Farmer Solutions

Green manure has been used for a long time to increase soil fertility and productivity.

Due to increase in area of agricultural work, the use of green manure has definitely decreased,

Today, the importance of green manure has increased even more due to limited supply of other organic sources like cow dung manure.

The crop grown for green manure should be chosen keeping in mind the climate and purpose of the land.

Green manure plays a very important role in increasing the fertility of the soil.

Green manure is a very good source of organic material, green manure is full of humus.

Before sowing most vegetable crops such as tomatoes, cabbage and onions, chillies, the seedlings are prepared in the nursery.

The seeds of these crops are small and thin, preparing their healthy seedlings is equivalent to growing half the crop.

The location should be at a height from where the drainage of water is appropriate and should be in the open where the first rays of the sun reach

The land should be a loamy loam with a pH value of about 6.5;

Beds must be elevated 15-20 cm in height. Their width should be about 1 meter and the length should be 3 meters, which can be increased or reduced according to one’s convenience.

After sowing the seeds, periodic irrigation should be done.