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Ayurvedic diet plan, daily moisturising ritual and right oils to heal dry skin

Your dry skin is begging for this Ayurvedic moisturising trick! Check out these diet tips, oil massage and daily rituals suggested by Ayurveda expert.

Say goodbye to dry skin with these Ayurvedic hacks!(Image by Pixabay)
Updated on Mar 11, 2025 08:16 PM IST
By, New Delhi

Farmers rue ‘poor’ amenities at Ludhiana mandis

Farmers say they are struggling because of the lack of basic amenities at Dana Mandi on Gill Road and the grain market in Jodhan.

District mandi officer Gurmatpal Singh said, “We have made temporary washrooms at the grain market on Gill road and will provide water and other basic facilities. Now, lifting is also being done properly.” (Gurpreet Singh/Hindustan Times)
Published on Nov 04, 2024 10:18 PM IST
BySukhpreet Singh, Ludhiana

Mandis full: Wheat sowing set to be delayed as paddy harvesting in slo-mo

Farmers in Punjab face a procurement crisis, with only 15% of paddy sold amid delays and moisture issues, as wheat sowing begins.

Paddy being harvested in Patiala (PTI File)
Updated on Oct 27, 2024 07:54 AM IST
ByVishal Joshi, , Bathinda/patiala

Fewer arrivals in markets hit wheat procurement

The government has set a conservative wheat procurement target of 30-31 million tonnes despite record output estimate of 112 million tonne.

Centre has set a procurement target of 30-31 million tonnes. (HT Archive)
Updated on Apr 25, 2024 04:00 AM IST
By, New Delhi

High moisture content major hurdle in wheat procurement in Haryana

However, the farmers who have bought their crops to the mandis are facing delays in the procurement due to the presence of excess moisture content in the crop

Farmers were also hopeful to get the full price as their crops suffered negligible damage despite the adverse weather conditions. (HT Photo)
Updated on Apr 11, 2024 07:32 AM IST
By, Karnal

Haryana: Tardy lifting of wheat delays payment to farmers

Total 47.65 lakh MT of wheat has arrived in the mandis, out of which 44.01 lakh MT has been procured while over 20 lakh MT wheat is still lying in the mandis

Millions of tonnes of procured wheat is still lying in the mandis of Haryana due to tardy lifting, which is in turn delaying the disbursement of payments to farmers. (HT File)
Updated on Apr 21, 2023 01:06 AM IST
By, Karnal

Punjab’s Malwa region witnesses lean buying

Wheat procurement in southwest Punjab has been slow due to unseasonal rain that flattened plants and left foodgrain stocks below procurement specifications. Purchase activity is expected to pick up after revised norms are announced. So far, only 4,230 tonnes of wheat have reached the mandis, with Bathinda expecting the arrival of 9.50 lakh tonnes. Purchase centres in around 30 market committees did not witness procurement of wheat, and no grain was purchased on Tuesday. The slow harvesting has been attributed to the lean procurement activity in the region.

Officials attribute lean procurement activity to slow harvesting in the region. (HT Photo)
Updated on Apr 12, 2023 12:40 AM IST
By, Bathinda

Wheat procurement begins on slow note in southwest Punjab

As day’s temperature has started rising, we expect harvesting to pick up in 2-3 days: Bathinda mandi officer

on Monday, 60,000-tonne grain arrived in state mandis, which took the total arrivals to 82,000 tonnes. Procurement in the state started in 1,872 mandis on April 1. (Sanjeev Kumar/HT)
Updated on Apr 11, 2023 12:23 AM IST
ByVishal Joshi, Bathinda

Cabinet urges Centre to relax wheat procurement norms

Council of ministers requests Centre to order appropriate relaxation in specifications without any value cut, which will compound the problems of rain-hit farmers

The Punjab council of ministers on Monday urged the Centre to relax the specifications for wheat reaching the state mandis for procurement, in view of the unseasonal rainfall, high-velocity winds and hailstorm that lashed the state when crop was at the maturing stage. (ANI)
Updated on Apr 11, 2023 12:18 AM IST
By, Chandigarh

Farmers to get 9% interest if procurement payment delayed: Dushyant

Haryana deputy chief minister Dushyant Chautala said 408 grain markets have been set up for procurement of wheat, 102 for mustard, 11 for pulses and 25 for barley in the state

At a press briefing, Haryana deputy chief minister Dushyant Chautala said the government’s initiative of transferring procurement payment to the accounts of farmers has worked well. (HT File Photo)
Updated on Apr 09, 2023 12:04 AM IST
By, Chandigarh

Central teams land in Punjab, collect 55 samples to assess grain damage

Eight teams of scientists from the Union ministry of food and public distribution visit mandis across Punjab to assess the quality of wheat grain arriving for purchase by government agencies

According to the officers of the state food and civil supplies department, the teams took samples from different mandis in districts of Mohali, Patiala, Sangrur, Ludhiana and Ferozepur, which would be sent to the ministry’s laboratories for quality assessment. (HT Photo)
Updated on Apr 07, 2023 09:36 PM IST
By, Chandigarh

Haryana growers finding it hard to sell wheat with high moisture content

Even as procurement by Haryana government agencies started on April 1, it could not be started in most of the mandis as officials claim that the wheat coming to mandis does not fulfil the required norms for procurement. There are reports that private traders are buying wheat from growers as prices in open market are above MSP.

Wheat growers in northern districts of Haryana are facing difficulties in selling their produce on the minimum support price (MSP) due to high moisture content. (HT Photo)
Updated on Apr 06, 2023 01:00 AM IST
By, Karnal

Chorus for bonus on wheat grows as BKU writes to Union agriculture minister

Haryana BKU (Tikait) president Ratan Mann had also demanded ₹30,000 per acre relief from the government, even calling a Kisan Panchayat for the same at Panipat

BKU (Charuni) president Gurnam Singh Charuni has written a letter to Union agriculture minister Narender Singh Tomar, requesting him to announce the <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>500 bonus in addition to the <span class='webrupee'>₹</span>2,125 being provided to the farmers. (HT Photo for representation)
Updated on Apr 02, 2023 10:12 PM IST
By, Karnal

Interior decor tips: Ways to make your home monsoon ready

The monsoon season brings cool breezes and respite from the heat but it also means potential damage to our home because of moisture. Hence, one must consider making these changes, suggested by interior decor experts, to safeguard the house during this season

Interior decor tips: Ways to make your home monsoon ready (sergio souza)
Updated on Jul 11, 2022 07:59 AM IST
ByZarafshan Shiraz, Delhi

Skincare tips and tricks to change routine from winter to summer

Skincare change with seasonal change is mandatory because the weather changes our humidity levels and the moisture content in the air that we and our skin is breathing. Skin experts share tips and tricks to change your skincare routine from winter to summer

Skincare tips and tricks to change routine from winter to summer (Photo by Safia Shakil on Unsplash/Pixabay)
Updated on Feb 21, 2022 07:53 PM IST
ByZarafshan Shiraz

Late blight disease affects 10% potato crop; Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur farmers worried

The extreme cold weather of the past few weeks has adversely affected crops said the horticulture department. After they detected signs of late blight in potato in Jalandhar and Hoshiarpur, the department has issued an advisory to farmers in the region to save the remaining crop.

A labourer spraying pesticides on newly cultivated potato crop amid cold in Kala Lallian Kalan village, Jalandhar, on Thursday.(Pardeep Pandit/HT)
Published on Jan 05, 2020 10:53 PM IST
Hindustan Times, Jalandhar | By, Jalandhar

Cotton prices crash, CCI yet to start purchase

Cotton prices have crashed in the state, with the crop selling at around ₹5,000 a quintal to private purchasers. This is a discount of 10% over the Minimum Support Price (MSP) of ₹5,450 per quintal that the Centre has fixed. There are two reasons for the low price.

HT Image
Published on Oct 07, 2019 11:20 PM IST
Hindustan Times, Chandigarh | BySachin Kumar, Bathinda

Paddy procurement in Patiala begins at a snail’s pace, arhtiyas continue stir

Paddy procurement, which began in district from Tuesday, witnessed a slow start as only 8,500 tonne paddy has arrived at the grain markets and procurement centres across Patiala. Due to minimal arrival, of the 101 purchasing centres, the government purchase of paddy has started at only three centres — Rajpura, Nabha and Samana — while the other purchasing centres bore a deserted look.

Purchase of paddy crop by government agencies has started at only three centres — Rajpura, Nabha and Samana — in the district.(HT PHOTO)
Published on Oct 03, 2019 10:41 PM IST
Hindustan Times, Chandigarh | By, Patiala

5 skin care rules for men this winter

Don’t let winter affect your skincare routine. Here are 5 things to do.

Indulge in some charcoal face washes, scrubs and face packs for skincare.(Shutterstock)
Updated on Nov 17, 2018 05:12 PM IST
Indo Asian News Service | By

Cotton selling below MSP in Punjab’s Malwa

Farmers fear that banks would deduct the loan instalment, leaving them with nothing. They also fear that arhtiyas would not finance them the next season, if they did not sell at lower rates.

Farmers plucking cotton from a field in Talwandi Sabo in Bathinda.(HT Photo)
Updated on Oct 19, 2018 10:43 AM IST
Hindustan Times, Bathinda | By, Bathinda

Decoding the blue tea trend: Here’s everything you need to know

This brightly-coloured tea, made from butterfly pea flower, is becoming famous not only for its woody flavour, but also as an addition to creative dishes and concoctions, say experts.

Blue tea doesn’t leave any taste to the dish. Hence, the creation remains authentic. Most of the chefs around the world have become aware of this fact now.
Updated on Jun 16, 2018 04:51 PM IST
Hindustan Times | By, New Delhi

Pune on Thursday recorded the highest minimum temperature for March at 21.4 degrees

The officials said that the cloudy weather presently seen in the city is likely to become clearer by Friday evening which would help in dropping the minimum temperature, while the maximum temperature is set to increase by close to two degrees Celsius. 

Officials from IMD said that the rise in minimum temperature in the city was due to the cloudy weather conditions experienced in the past two-three days.(HT PHOTO)
Updated on Mar 16, 2018 10:27 PM IST
Hindustan Times, Pune | ByJui Dharwadkar
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