Value-added millet products fail to gain traction in rural India
[ad_1] VELLORE,TAMIL NADU: 16/04/2025: standalone: Women harvesting Millet in a agriculture field at Karnambattu,katpadi block,vellore district .inspite,of brave the heat to do hard work. Photo:
Tamil Nadu allocated most funds from Centre’s rural job scheme so far in FY26; Uttar Pradesh and Bihar follow
[ad_1] Tamil Nadu leads in receiving funds for rural employment scheme, sparking political debate; concerns raised over fund allocation. | Photo Credit: MOORTHY G Tamil
Rural accounts for 10-12 per cent of our sales; we are gradually expanding into rural areas: Kia India
[ad_1] The Indian automobile industry is seeing a rising demand for SUVs. The desire to own bigger cars has caught on in rural areas as
Telecom ARPU to rise 10-12% this fiscal as rural data usage surges
[ad_1] The average revenue per user (ARPU) for Indian telecom operators is expected to rise 10-12 per cent in the current financial year 2025-26 as
The rural estates harnessing the wellbeing pound — and paying it forward
[ad_1] In the centre of an ancient oak glade at the 4,000-acre Wasing Estate in Berkshire is a spiritual portal. Di Dugdale, whose husband Josh
Over 2.72 crore rural homes built under PMAY-G; 72% target achieved
[ad_1] Of the 3.79 crore rural homes targeted under the Pradhan Mantri Awaas Yojana – Gramin (PMAY-G), 2.72 crore houses have been completed as of
Rural demand continued to outpace urban demand for FMCG industry in March quarter
[ad_1] FMCG companies saw rural demand recovery trends while urban consumption continued to be sluggish impacting revenue growth in the March quarter. Companies such as
five rural bolt-holes in the Dordogne
[ad_1] Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. 18th-century manor, Bergerac, €897,750
The role of NBFCs, MFIs in empowering rural women entrepreneurs in supporting agricultural ventures
[ad_1] Agriculture is the backbone of rural India, employing a significant portion of the population and contributing substantially to the country’s GDP. Despite their critical
Rural India needs more devolution of resources
[ad_1] Recent trends in fast moving consumer goods as well as bridging of the gap between urban and rural per capita monthly consumption expenditure have
