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India's Micro-Irrigation Adoption Gap: Bridging the Divide for Water Security
India faces economic losses from water scarcity. While micro-irrigation boosts farmer profits and yields, adoption lags, especially among smallholders. Effective strategies include field demos, peer learning, and local water ambassadors, coupled with financial incentives and ongoing support.
Economic Times
Business·3 dk önce
Walmart Heiresses Nancy Walton Laurie and Ann Walton Kroenke Live Vastly Different Lives of Wealth
Walmart heiresses Nancy Walton Laurie and Ann Walton Kroenke showcase extreme wealth through vastly different means. Laurie owns the $300 million megayacht Kaos, while Kroenke commands the Waggoner Ranch, a 510,000-acre Texas property.
Times of India
يتطور·48 dk önce
India Inc Revenue Grows 11-11.5% in Q1FY27, Fastest in Eight Quarters: Crisil
India Inc's revenue saw an estimated 11-11.5% year-on-year growth in Q1FY27, the fastest in eight quarters, driven by pricing power rather than volume. Despite rising input costs due to the West Asia conflict, domestic demand remained resilient, allowing companies to pass on higher expenses, though margins faced pressure.
Economic Times
Business·50 dk önce
Stephen Schwarzman Takes Delivery of $400 Million Superyacht 'Destiny'
Blackstone chairman Stephen Schwarzman has received his custom-built superyacht, 'Destiny,' costing an estimated $400 million. The 101.2-meter vessel, built by Feadship, features a glass-bottom pool, helipad, and beach club, reflecting Schwarzman's significant business success.
Times of India
Business·1 sa önce
Two Walmart Heiresses, Two Vastly Different Displays of Wealth
Walmart heiresses Ann Walton Kroenke and Nancy Walton Laurie showcase their immense wealth through contrasting lifestyles: Kroenke owns a sprawling Texas ranch, one of the largest in the US, while Laurie commands the $300 million superyacht Kaos.
TOI World
يتطور·2 sa önce
Global Waterways and Transit Fees: A Comparative Overview
Following the Strait of Hormuz reopening, Iran and Oman proposed a permanent fee system for ships. This highlights global supply chain reliance on key waterways, where international law generally grants free transit passage, though specific service fees are permissible. Major straits like Hormuz, Bosphorus, Malacca, and canals like Suez and Panama have varying fee structures, from free passage to significant tolls.
Times of India