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Dhanuka Agritech has introduced Wetcit Neo, a biosolution adjuvant designed to improve spray spreading, coverage and absorption in crop protection applications. The launch targets a persistent agronomic challenge: waxy leaf surfaces that can reduce the effectiveness of conventional sprays and limit product uptake.
India’s medal haul at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games 2026 offers a clear snapshot of the country’s competitive depth across Olympic and non-Olympic disciplines. The full list of medallists, categorised by sport, underscores both established strengths and emerging podium prospects as India continues to build toward the next Olympic cycle.
Electric two-wheeler maker Simple Energy has secured $180 million, or about ₹1,750 crore, in a Series C round as it prepares for its next phase of expansion. The fresh capital is expected to strengthen manufacturing, product development, and market reach at a time when India’s EV sector is becoming more competitive and capital-intensive.
Nomura has identified 17 consumer companies with Buy ratings, arguing that demand remains resilient even as rising inventory costs continue to pressure margins. The brokerage expects average EBITDA growth of 13.8% year on year for the group, a forecast that materially exceeds earlier market expectations and suggests meaningful upside in selected names. Investors are being urged to review portfolio exposure carefully as the stock-specific opportunities appear broad but uneven.
Gujarat is preparing to release water from Kadana Dam to cushion Kharif crops after the state’s early-October rainfall deficit widened sharply. Between October 1 and 10, the state received just 0.3 mm of rain against a seasonal average of 11 mm, a shortfall of about 97%, intensifying pressure on farm water supplies and crop survival. The move underscores how late-season weather volatility is now shaping irrigation decisions and agricultural risk management across western India.
Gujarat is preparing to release water from Kadana Dam to cushion Kharif crops after an acute rainfall shortfall in early October. The state received just 0.3 mm of rain between October 1 and 10, far below the seasonal average of 11 mm, leaving a deficit of about 97% and intensifying concern over crop stress in key agricultural belts.
Gujarat is preparing to release water from Kadana Dam to cushion farmers against a sharp rainfall shortfall that has deepened in early October. The state recorded just 0.3 mm of rain between October 1 and 10, far below the seasonal average of 11 mm, raising concerns over moisture stress in standing Kharif crops. Officials are moving to stabilize irrigation supplies as the monsoon withdrawal period leaves agriculture increasingly dependent on reservoir management.
Gujarat is preparing to release water from Kadana Dam to cushion Kharif crops after the state’s early-October rainfall deficit widened sharply. Between October 1 and 10, the state received just 0.3 mm of rain against a seasonal average of 11 mm, a shortfall of about 97%, intensifying concerns for standing crops and irrigation reliability. The move underscores the pressure on water managers to balance immediate agricultural needs with reservoir conservation as the monsoon withdrawal period leaves large parts of the state exposed to dry conditions.
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