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India's most popular mango varieties include Alphonso, Kesar, Langra, Dasheri, and Totapuri. Known for their distinct flavors and textures, these mangoes are beloved across the country, offering a rich taste of India's diverse agricultural heritage

Delhi police recently busted three suspects supplying meth tea bags in Delhi. The incident highlights the global threat posed by expanding Chinese and South Asian cartels exporting drugs to countries such as Australia, South Korea, Japan, and the Philippines. 

Amul will soon make its US market debut by launching four variants of the Amul Fresh Milk range. GCMMF and MMPA are partnering together to launch Amul Taaza, Amul Shakti, Amul Slim n Trim, and Amul Gold. MMPA will handle the collection and production of the products, while GCMMF will be responsible for marketing and branding. 

Highlighting achievements and initiatives in the defense sector, including successful missile tests, policy reforms, and support for MSME startups, PM Modi outlined India's transformation from a defense importer to an exporter

Ramesh Rupareliya, hailing from Gujarat, earns Rs 8 crore in a year with his ghee business. In the year 2005, he established ‘Shri Gir Gau Krishi Jatan Sanstha’ and started selling dairy products like ghee, curd, and milk. Today, Ramesh Bhai exports his dairy products to 123 countries.

Two sisters from Lucknow, Nazish and Insha introduced Kolhapuri sandals to the online markets. On their brother’s suggestion, they ventured into entrepreneurship. Today, Nazish and Insha receive orders from overseas, including places like Dubai, New York, and Italy.

Rajesh Mehta acquired his business skills from his father who was involved in jewellery business. With an investment of Rs 10,000, Rajesh launched his business and transformed into a Rs 13,800 crore establishment. He is the Executive Chairman of his company Rajesh Exports Limited.

In March 1959, 7 women from South Mumbai embarked on a business venture with hopes of making their family’s financial condition stable. The business was named ‘Lijjat.’ In Gujarati language, the word ‘Lijjat’ translates to ‘delicious.’ Gradually, the business transformed into a co-operative system. Presently, the turnover of Lijjat Papad is Rs 1600 crore and is exported to over 25 countries. 
 

In 1987, Dharmveer Kamboj came to Delhi in search of work. He worked as an auto rickshaw driver but struggled to improve his financial conditions. After five years, he returned to his village and started making his own agricultural machines. Today, his machines are exported to 15-20 countries.

Neeraj Chopra was operating his father’s export-import business in Hong Kong before he came back to India. In order to start his new business, he started selling second hand mobile phones and power banks. He is running his business successfully and sells around 20-25 thousand mobile phones every month.

Mukesh Pandey started his own farming business of making vermicompost and achieved success within months. The scepticism from people did not discourage him from continuing with his venture. Today, he exports his products to foreign countries and has a turnover of Rs 15 crore.

The Indian economy is seeing a rapid shift towards automation and digitalization. With technological advancements, automation has not only enabled faster production of goods but has also created new opportunities for employment in the IT sector. Automation helped India to become one of the leading countries in the world in terms of technology and is expected to boost economic growth in the coming years.

Prof. Nadeem Khalil was the architect of this international symposium, Nadeem Khalil is an Environmental Engineer with PhD from IIT Delhi, M. Tech (Env Engineering) & B.Tech. (Civil Engg.) from AMU.

In a major boost to farmers’ incomes, many mango varieties from eastern region have been exported to Bahrain

Shahi Litchi from Bihar was exported to the United Kingdom, will boost farmers’ incomes