Farming vs. Conventional Farming There are various reasons of why organic farming is more sustainable than conventional agriculture. Concisely, the most important reasons can be explained as under. If we grow food organically, it benefits the soil, water cycles and biodiversity. The author T. Singh (2004) writes that the Green Revolution technology “has been very successful in achieving spectacular results in food grain production during the last three decades. However, signs of fatigue in the natural
Headquarted in Kolkata, West Bengal, ITC Limited or ITC is an Indian conglomerate with diversified business includes five segments: Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG), Hotels, Paperboards & Packaging, and Agri Business & Information Technology. It was established in 1910 as the Imperial Tobacco Company of India Limited and later it was renamed as the Indian Tobacco Company Limited in 1970 and further to I.T.C. Limited in 1974. I.T.C. Limited became ITC Ltd. in September 2001. The company completed
few key milk producer states of India. In Gujarat, 75 million women engaged in dairying as against 15 million men; 20 million women are involved in animal husbandry as compared to 1.5 million men. Livestock production in general and cattle and buffalo in particular is highly labour intensive; more than 85 percent of the work, related to livestock production including milching, feeding, maintenance of cattle, irrespective of states, are done by women. Many studies found that women, unlike crop production
is difficult to define but which is generally used to mean illegal arrangements where liability to tax is hidden or ignored i.e. the tax payer pays less tax than he is legally obligated to pay by hiding income or information from tax authorities” In case of tax evasion deliberate steps are taken by the tax payer in order to reduce the tax liability by illegal or fraudulent means. Tax avoidance, on the other hand is defined by the OECD as “term used to describe an arrangement of a tax payer’s affairs
revolution has been accompanied by over exploitation of land and water resources and use of fertilizers and pesticides have increased many folds. Shifting cultivation has also been an important cause of land degradation. Leaching from extensive use of pesticides and fertilizers is an important source of contamination of water bodies. Intensive agriculture and irrigation contribute to land degradation particularly salination, alkalization and water logging. It is evident that most of the land in the country
Egyptians, since (B.C. 1550) had known about toxic properties of substances of natural origin. Toxicology (Greek : Toxicon-poison, logos-study) is the study of toxins and their adverse effects on living organisms. The study of toxicology serves society in many ways to protect human and the environment from the deleterious effects of toxicants. It involves the study of internal and external exposures to
This study revealed that 67.5% of girls were aware about menstruation. Mother was the main source of information regarding menstruation in case of 37.5% girls. Only 11.5% of girls used sanitary pads and 97.5% of girls used both soap and water for cleaning purposes. There were restriction practices in 85% of girls during menstruation.10 A cross sectional study was conducted on knowledge and practice regarding menstruation hygiene among
Mean global sea-level has already begun rising; over the 20th century mean sea-level rose 0.17 metres (0.12 metres – 0.22 metres). Significantly the rate of this rise was seen to accelerate towards the end of the century. What is modelled in this study is observed sea-level, which is a function of mean sea level, tidal influences and meteorological forcing of the mean sea-level. All three components of observed sea-level are subject to change. The three chief factors contributing to changes in
provides efficient services, enhances competitiveness and pave the way for strong economic growth. Infrastructure includes transportation, power, sanitation and health facilities, water supply, education etc which has a direct impact on the quality of life. Infrastructure bottlenecks have been a major impediment to growth in India as the existing infrastructure base is lagging behind when compared with the global standards. To build world-class infrastructure, the investment requirements are going to be
The coal mining in India was started in the year 1774 in the state of West Bengal however, the extraction of mining in India began on a large scale in 1950s. Presently, in India, more than 80,000 hectare of land is under various types of mining. Coal, is the most abundant available fossil fuel resource present in India, which makes fourth largest reserve in the world. It is extracted with both open cast as well as underground