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Bihar to grow apples in 7 districts on a trial basis, project launch on Jan 19
Horticultural director Nand Kishore said seven districts including Vaishali, Begusarai, Bhagalpur, Aurangabad, Samastipur, Katihar and Muzaffarpur have been identified for pilot projects to grow apples of the HRMN-99 variety suitable for subtropical and low-altitude cultivation. Plateau plains.
“We have arranged a sufficient number of plants of the HRMN-99 cultivar at the Vaishali National Nursery Centre of Excellence at the National Innovation Foundation, Ahmedabad for the launch of the pilot project on January 19. First, the plantation will be completed in After formal training, planting is carried out on 10 hectares of land in all areas,” says Kishore.
One of Vaishali’s Ranjit Kumar Singh, along with other friends in the Begusarai, Bhagalpur and Aurangabad districts, planted several HRMN-99 apple saplings brought from Himachal Pradesh three years ago.
“The saplings planted by Ranjit Kumar in Vaishali are already bearing fruit and can be picked by May-June,” said Rakesh Kumar, deputy director of the Horticulture Department, adding that plants in other areas are also in different stages of fruiting.
A plant scientist at Rajendra Prasad Agricultural University (RAU) in Samastipur said that molecular studies on the properties of HRMN-99 apples have been carried out and compared with the inspected varieties of the Gujarat Biotechnology Mission in Gandhinagar.
“This study confirms its diversity and advantages over other low-cold varieties Anna and Dorsett Golden,” the scientist said, adding that the apple variety can even grow at temperatures as low as 40 degrees Celsius.
The state government has also decided to provide farmers with subsidies for apple plantations of up to Rs 123,000 per hectare, almost half the estimated cost of Rs 246,000. The pilot project envisages training at least five farmers in each district before offering them to plant saplings. The bureau will also plant apples on 0.2 hectares of land at the Vaishali Centre of Excellence for training and demonstration purposes.
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Fans can relate to Anushka Sharma’s tense expression as she watches Virat Kohli’s RCB vs. RR match.
Anushka Sharma was seen on Wednesday at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad cheering on her husband Virat Kohli’s Indian Premier League team, the Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB). In the IPL 2024 Eliminator, Rajasthan Royals (RR) defeated RCB. A video of the actress watching the match with a tense expression on her face is making the rounds on social media.
RCB is being supported by Anushka Sharma.
In response to Anushka’s tension-filled expression, RCB supporters and fans said they could identify with it. A fan of the RCB posted a video of Anushka from the stands on Instagram. The actor wore blue jeans and a striped shirt, and she had a serious expression on her face. She was talking with other RCB fans who appeared to be disappointed in the team’s defeat.
Responses to the video
“Presidential suite, amazing match, and Anushka Sharma right next to us!” the fan captioned the photo. Sad news, but we will always be there for RCB. From the greatest company to the best seats. RCB, onward and upward!”
Anushka’s video has received a lot of response on X and Instagram. The other wrote, “Heartbreak for the couple (Virat and Anushka).” A different individual stated, “Anushka looks upset as Virat Kohli’s RCB gets eliminated from IPL 2024.” “Every RCB fan can relate to Anushka right now,” another person remarked.
Anushka Sharma during a current RCB game
The actor has been a regular at recent RCB games. She gave birth to her second child, a son named Akaay, in February. She became Virat’s cheerleader during RCB’s victory over Delhi Capitals (DC) at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bengaluru.
When DC’s last wicket was taken, Anushka Sharma’s joyous reaction was caught on camera. Anushka Sharma raised her hands in relief as well as leaping from her seat in the stands.
Anushka’s next film appearance will be as cricket player Jhulan Goswami in Chakda Xpress. Prosit Roy is the director of the sports film, which is produced by Karnesh Sharma, Anushka’s brother.
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