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Bhopal/ New Delhi : The frown on the face of Shakti Singh Tomar belies his recent successes. A 44-year-old farmer from Vidisha in Madhya Pradesh, Tomar proudly says he purchased a Mahindra Scorpio SUV in 2014 by paying Rs8.1 lakh in cash. “Unlike others, I do not have a loan
New Delhi:- Farm equipment and engineering major Escorts Ltd on Monday reported 3.4 percent decline in tractor sales at 6594 units in May. The company had sold a total of 6827 units in the same month last year, Escorts Ltd said in
समस्या शुरू में जारी किए गए लॉकडाउन नोटिस में किसानों कर्मचारियों, उत्पादकों और खाद्य खरीद फर्मों को कोई छूट नहीं दी। बाद में, सरकार फसल के मौसम से पहले किसानों की सहायता करने की तैयारी कर रही थी। भारत में, 70 प्रतिशत
Goverment Big Plan For Farmers During Coronavirus In the wake of COVID-19, different sections of the society are struck due to the lockdown. Amongst them, the worst hit is the farmer's community as because the majority of the transportation services are shut,
Delhi: दक्षिण-पश्चिम मानसून को तेज़ी मिलेगी क्योंकि अल नीनो, जो भारत में मानसून को प्रभावित करता है इस बार नहीं बनेगा, साथ ही हिंद महासागर में आ रहे सकारात्मक बदलाव भारतीय मानसून के लिये अच्छी ख़बर है ऐसा कहना है ऑस्ट्रेलीयन ब्युरो
New Delhi: Sonalika International Tractors reported a 14 percent growth in total sales at 6,066 units for the month of December 2018. Home-grown tractor maker dispatched 5,321 in December 2017, as per a company release. The company recorded 26 percent growth in
New Delhi : Mahindra & Mahindra Ltd Farm Equipment Sector (FES) on Monday posted an 18 percent decline in total sales at 37,581 units in September. The company had sold 45,788 units in September last year, as per a regulatory filing. The
New Delhi, August 01, 2018 : India’s youngest and No.1 tractor brand across 4 countries, International Tractors Limited (ITL), makers of Sonalika & Solis tractors, has registered an overall growth of 27.6% in July’18. The company sold 6550 tractors against 5134 tractors
New Delhi: Farm mechanization in India is yet to take off in a big way because farm holdings are getting smaller and the cost of equipment is high, said a report released on Thursday, suggesting cheap custom hiring as a way out.
