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Artificial Intelligence Can Transform Agriculture for Women Farmers Syllabus: GS-2: Government Policies & Interventions GS-3: E-Technology in the Aid of Farmers, IT & Computers Why in the News ? As the world observes International Women’s Day on 8 March, states like Maharashtra are adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) strategies for agriculture, with several public–private partnerships piloting …
Read MoreIndia Argentina Deepen Agricultural Research And Technology Cooperation Why in the News? India and Argentina have signed the Work Plan 2025–27 to expand bilateral agricultural research and technology exchange, strengthening cooperation in sustainable farming, mechanisation, germplasm exchange, and innovation-driven agricultural growth between the two countries. This collaboration emphasizes the importance of environmental impact assessments in …
Read MoreBiotechnology offers innovative solutions for climate-resilient agriculture by improving crop tolerance, developing biofertilizers, and ensuring sustainability in food production. This topic belongs to GS Paper 3 (UPSC) under the subject Agriculture & Biotechnology.
Read MoreISRO Geo-Portal to Aid Farmers’ Planning Why in the News ? Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan announced that ISRO has developed a geo-portal to provide farmers with accurate data on rainfall, drought, weather, and crop conditions. This tool will improve crop planning, insurance compensation, and disaster management in the agricultural sector. Key Features of …
Read MoreIntroduction Indian agriculture is a cornerstone of the nation’s economy, ensuring food security, promoting sustainable development, and contributing significantly to poverty reduction. The integration of various technological revolutions and advancements has significantly transformed the agricultural landscape. Evolution and Modernization of Indian Agriculture Historical Advances The transformation of Indian agriculture began earnestly in the 1960s with …
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