The agriculture sector in India is working relentlessly for the food security of more than 1.4 billion population. This primary sector of the Indian economy has long arching impacts on everyday life. Thus its higher productivity with good quality agricultural produce is always a good sign for the growth of the economy. The sector provides

Rapid development and industrialization across the world have degraded the environment and ecology at an unprecedented speed and now mankind has felt fear of its peaceful existence if not addressed these changes in the natural ecosystem well within time in the mission mode. Thus, to recognize this urgent need to restore the damaged ecosystem, the

India is moving progressively towards energy conservation over the years that have benefitted it to trade carbon credits with other parts of the globe. The global carbon credit market has increased more than 160% in the previous fiscal year and is expected to touch the mark of US$ 100 billion by 2030 a year marking