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Naps are healthy, scientists say – so why has Spain given up on the siesta?

As study shows a daytime doze may help brain’s health, for Spaniards the idea is outdated and cliched

The Guardian - UK

Top news developments in Karnataka on June 23, 2023

Key news stories to watch out for from Karnataka and Bengaluru on June 23, 2023

The Hindu

Warning to shoppers that milk prices could rise further without 'urgent' action

'I've seen first-hand the problems that a shortage of staff in our industry is creating and the pressure this puts on our production costs is only going to get worse'

Bristol Post

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UK dairy prices could keep rising unless staff shortages ease, co-op warns

The government must tackle lack of workers or risk a crisis in milk production, say industry leaders

The Guardian - UK

Liverpool Council defends spending thousands on attending awards events

Almost £6,000 was spent on sending councillors and staff to events like the National Pest Awards

Liverpool Echo

US regulator allows first sales of lab-grown meat

The US Department of Agriculture has given permission to two companies to sell lab-grown meat in the country for the first time.

The New Daily

Arla warns of further price rises unless labour shortage addressed ‘urgently’

The UK’s largest dairy cooperative said the industry labour shortage was fuelling food price inflation.

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Meat grown from animal cells? Here's what it is and how it's made

The U.S. government is allowing the sale of chicken made from animal cells

The Independent UK

Search for rice: Govt. to firm up launch date by weekend after weighing in options and cost

A decision on whether or not it is feasible to launch the Anna Bhagya scheme on July 1, which hangs in the balance after the Food Corporation of India (FCI) declined to supply rice, is likely to be taken by the end of this week based on the success of…

The Hindu

Yes, Australia’s gender pay gap is closing. But today’s working women will retire before it is fixed

The latest Australian Taxation Office figures show progress is being made in some professions, but the overall equality picture is still grim

The Guardian - AU

Seagull got stuck in supermarket two weeks ago and still hasn't left

Attempts from pest control and staff using trails of crumbs have so far been unsuccessful as the bird continues to swoop around the large store

Irish Mirror

Centre scuttling Karnataka Anna Bhagya Scheme, says Congress

The Congress on June 21, 2023 said the Centre discontinued the sale of foodgrains from the central pool under the OMSS to State governments to “scuttle” the Karnataka government’s Anna Bhagya scheme

The Hindu

Govt's rice procurement reaches 55.8 million tonnes and wheat 26.2 million tonnes so far

The government’s rice procurement has reached 55.8 million tonnes so far in the ongoing 2022-23 marketing season, benefitting 1.22 crore farmers with MSP of ₹1.7 lakh crore, the Food Ministry said on June 20.

The Hindu

Top news developments in Karnataka on June 21, 2023

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Thailand to unveil 30 rice varieties in 2024

Thailand is working to enhance its export competitiveness, accelerating the development of new rice varieties to meet market demand and vowing to introduce 30 new rice varieties next year.

StockNews.com

Are These 3 Agriculture Stocks Wise Investments for June?

With continuous government support, cutting-edge technology, and innovation to enhance efficiency, the agricultural industry is expected to stay buoyed even during economic downturns. Therefore, would it be wise to invest in agricultural stocks AGCO Corp. (AGCO), ICL Group (ICL), and MariMed (MRMD) this month? Let’s find out….

The Guardian - UK

France to shut down climate protest group citing public safety risks

Les Soulèvements de La Terre uses direct action aimed at big business interests

The Hindu

Rice millers say they can meet partial requirement of Anna Bhagya

The Karnataka government, which is scouting for rice for its Anna Bhagya scheme across the country, is yet to speak to Karnataka Rice Millers’ Association to ascertain the cost or the quantum of rice available with the mills in the State.

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Rewetting England’s lowland peat could help meet emissions target, says study

Thinktank suggests projects could deliver one-fifth of savings needed from farming, but agriculture experts cast doubt on idea

The Hindu

Karnataka Congress leaders stage protests against Centre over rice supply issue

Leaders and workers of Congress staged protests in Hassan and Shivamogga, on Tuesday, June 20, against the Centre, demanding rice to fulfil the party’s promise of providing 10 kg to people below the poverty line in Karnataka.

The Hindu

Centre refusing rice under OMSS to keep stocks, check price rise: Piyush Goyal

The Centre has refused to provide rice to several States from its stocks to ensure that the price of the grain does not increase in the open market and people continue to get it at affordable rates, Union Minister Piyush Goyal said

The Guardian - UK

UK supermarket supplier’s chickens given antibiotics critical for humans

Investigation of meat sourced by Polish firm that sells frozen poultry to Lidl, Asda and Iceland raises superbug concerns

The Hindu

Here are the big stories from Karnataka today

Karnataka Today newsletter: Congress stages protest against Centre over denial of rice, and more

Daily Mirror

Chickens 'crushed to death by machinery' on farm which supplies British supermarkets

WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES: A farm supplying chicken meat to British supermarkets Asda, Co-Op, Aldi and Tesco suffered severe injuries as a whistleblower claimed "retailers are hiding the truth" from the public

The Hindu

Hunt for alternative land for Govt. Horticulture Farm obstructing Kallar elephant corridor reaches nowhere

Nearly ten months after a decision was taken to relocate the State Horticulture Farm at Kallar near Mettupalayam in Coimbatore district, as part of securing the Jaccanaire - Hulikal Durgam elephant corridor aka Kallar corridor, the hunt for an alternative land has reached nowhere.

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