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Punjab farmers turn carbon into cash

LUDHIANA, 17 September Harinderjeet Gill farms at Noorpur Bet, outside Ludhiana. For seven years he has sown his paddy directly into the ground instead of transplanting it, and he has not set fire to what the combine leaves behind. A payment has now landed in his account for the carbon that decision put into his soil.

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India’s chip moment arrives

New Delhi, 17 September Six countries have built pavilions of their own on the floor at Yashobhoomi. Six hundred companies have taken space. Fifty-two countries have sent someone. For a country that had no commercial fabrication plant of any size a decade ago, that is the number worth pausing on.

Prime Minister Naren...


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Kishau breakthrough ends decades of water politics

New Delhi, 16 September The Chief Ministers of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Rajasthan, Delhi and Haryana put their names to the Kishau Multipurpose Project agreement in New Delhi, in the presence of the Union Home Minister and Minister of Cooperation, Amit Shah, and the Union Jal Shakti Minis...


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Waste to wealth, India leads the way

GANDHINAGAR, 15 September A convention hall in Gandhinagar on 15 September with people who make money out of what other people throw away. Recyclers, plastics processors, battery firms, start-ups with sorting machines, officials from sixty-two countries. The tenth World Circular Economy Forum opened at the Mahatma Mandir...


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When gold outshines groceries

New Delhi, 14 September A shopper who filled a vegetable basket in August paid less for it than a year earlier. Tomatoes were 31.09% cheaper. Potatoes were 13.14% cheaper. Yet the number the country will argue about tonight — retail inflation of 4.82% — went up, and the reason is sitting behind glass in a jeweller’s showcase.


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