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As fantastical as superheroes swinging amongst skyscrapers using mere spiderwebs might seem, there is nothing short of magic to this material. Despite being only a sixth the density, <keyword id="1541244" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="spider-silk" source="Orion">spider silk</keyword> is five times stronger than steel. In addition to being a very comfortable material to wear, this low-density fibre is notorious for its toughness, comparable to the most modern synthetic polymer fibres, with the silk of some species being up to ten times stronger than <keyword id="1307894" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="kevlar" source="Orion">Kevlar</keyword> — the stuff that makes up bulletproof vests. Man of steel, who? But before you begin listing advertisements for unemployed spiders to come start a silk factory with you, there's a small hitch you should know about. It is excruciatingly time-consuming and laborious to actually cultivate the material. Unlike silkworms that are just happy to share space with others in their family, spiders will often resort to brutal cannibalism if placed in the same area. If you don't mind the mountain of time, space and ickiness of manually "milking" each <keyword id="52500" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="spider" source="Orion">spider</keyword> for its silk, we wish you the best of luck. But we also advise you to wait a little while, as scientists have come up with a brilliant solution to this too. Using CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing technology, researchers modified the DNA of silkworms so that their silk-producing glands would instead create spider silk, which naturally has a protective layer that protects it from humidity and sunlight exposure. A roaring success in the experiment resulted in full-length silkworm-originated spider silk-like fibres which were a whopping six times tougher than the Kevlar used in bulletproof vests! And the best part is scientists think upscaling is not too far off. "<keyword id="1295174" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="silkworm" source="Orion">Silkworm</keyword> silk is presently the only animal silk fibre commercialised on a large scale, with well-established rearing techniques," explains study author Junpeg Mi. "Consequently, employing genetically modified silkworms to produce spider silk fibre enables low-cost, large-scale commercialisation." The fact that this is a natural protein fibre means the environment is left squeaky clean as well. Synthetic fibres constitute over 60% of all fibre production in the world, and an estimated 35% of all microplastics that enter oceans originate from these materials. Further, their creation often utilises dirty fossil fuels that belch massive amounts of greenhouse gases into the air. Spider-worm silk could clean this up really nicely. In addition to creating more comfortable and sustainable garments, their unique properties lend them usage in many niche areas as well, including the military, aerospace technology, smart materials, and biomedical engineering. The findings of this research have been published in Matter and can be accessed<a href="https://www.cell.com/matter/fulltext/S2590-2385(23)00421-6"> here</a>.

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During the past three years, the <keyword id="6357972" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="jammu" source="Orion">Jammu</keyword> and <keyword id="6354495" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="kashmir" source="Orion">Kashmir</keyword> Government has made multiple efforts to develop the agriculture and allied sectors in the <keyword id="6426894" type="General" weightage="80" keywordseo="himalayan" source="Orion">Himalayan</keyword> region. A comprehensive "<keyword id="552392" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="agriculture-policy" source="Orion">Agriculture Policy</keyword>" is being framed to improve the standard of living of the farmers and to allow them to improve their yield, and produce quality products. One of the important allied sectors that the government has been focusing on in J&amp;K is <keyword id="51707" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="sericulture" source="Orion">sericulture</keyword>, one of the oldest industries in India and Asia. Sericulture is an agro-cottage, forest-based industry, labour-intensive and commercially attractive economic activity falling under the cottage and small-scale sector. Silk is the final product of this industry. The government has embarked on a mission to restore the pristine glory of sericulture in "Naya Jammu and Kashmir". It has roped in scientists, officers, and farmers for the holistic development of the sector in the Union Territory. Latest technologies and people-friendly government schemes have gone a long way in increasing the productivity of silk in the Union Territory. The prime objective of the government is to make the lives of farmers associated with sericulture better so that this dream fabric manufactured indigenously in J&amp;K reaches every nook and corner of the world. Efforts are being put to preserve uniqueness, beauty, and genuineness of the fabric as the quality and craftsmanship are the hallmarks of J&amp;K's crafts. The Central and UT governments are providing training, technology inputs, IT tools and other infrastructure to support the required transformation of the sericulture sector in the Himalayan region. The roadmap has been framed with an aim to come up with a product that would be able to compete in the international markets. The government has identified the veterans in the industry and their skills are being used to train the youngsters, who can carry forward their legacy. The sector which till August 5, 2019 — when the Centre announced its decision to abrogate J&amp;K's special status and divided it into two Union Territories, J&amp;K and Ladakh — was in a moribund condition, has now got a new lease of life and is on the revival path. The area under Mulberry plantation is being expanded to increase leaf availability for rearers and enrich green wealth. The Forest and Sericulture Departments are working closely to achieve the green mission in J&amp;K. Market infrastructures are being improved to facilitate the cocoon growers to sell their produce easily. One of the three important centres in the country for Research and Development, Training, Transfer of Technology and IT Intervention has been set up at Pampore in Kashmir. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Silk Samagra Yojana" comment="subhead" text="Silk Samagra Yojana"><keyword id="15162792" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="silk-samagra-yojana" source="Orion">Silk Samagra Yojana</keyword></cmsannotation> The Silk Samagra Yojana launched in 2017-18 under the guidance of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has proved to be a game-changer in making sericulture sustainable by supporting the country's as well as J&amp;K's silk industry in an integrated manner. In the first phase of Silk Samagra, about 900 silkworm rearers were directly benefited and about 618 rearing houses were also established in Jammu and Kashmir. The UT government has increased the revolving fund from ₹70 lakh to ₹3.50 crore. The Central Silk Board has allocated ₹35 crore for J&amp;K under Silk Samagra Phase-II benefitting around 27,000 families involved in sericulture in Jammu and Kashmir. The Central Silk Board has assured the J&amp;K administration that the funding will be enhanced as per the requirements in Himalayan region so that more and more farmers and entrepreneurs are benefitted in the coming years. The Sericulture Department in J&amp;K is mulling to include Krishi Vigyan Kendras to enable a strong support system for sharing of information and developing necessary facilities to increase the income of farmers and providing them with linkages to sericulture FPOs. The Union Ministry of Textiles is supporting all the endeavors of the J&amp;K government to increase silk production in the Union Territory. Private players from across the country are being roped in to invest in the sericulture sector in J&amp;K so that it becomes one of the most vibrant industries. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Low investment, high returns" comment="subhead" text="Low investment, high returns">Low investment, high returns</cmsannotation> Sericulture suits rural population working with agriculture, entrepreneurs and artisans as it requires low investment with potential for relatively higher returns. It provides income and employment to the rural poor especially, farmers with small land-holdings, marginalised, and weaker sections of the society. Though there is no exact record as to how and when exactly the silk industry originated in Jammu and Kashmir, there is a mention of silk and mulberry tree in Rajtarangini — the oldest written chronicle of Kashmir. The references in Mahabharata and Ramayana establish that sericulture was being practiced in J&amp;K from times immemorial. There is evidence in ancient Sanskrit literature that the original home of silk is J&amp;K. Despite silk being one of the traditional industries in the Himalayan region, it didn't get the desired attention and focus from 1947 to 2019. The half hearted efforts that were put in by the former political regimes didn't produce the desired results. Till 1988 the silk industry was controlled by the government and farmers were getting no benefit out of the sale of cocoons as per floor price fixed by the government. The industry was de-monopolised by the former rulers but it didn't take off on the expected lines till 2019. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Revival of 85-year old silk factory" comment="subhead" text="Revival of 85-year old silk factory">Revival of 85-year old <keyword id="1558342" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="silk-factory" source="Orion">silk factory</keyword></cmsannotation> During the past one year, the 85-year-old Rajbagh Silk Factory situated at the banks of River Jhelum in Srinagar has seen eightfold increase in the production of the silk fabric. The production had declined owing to aging workers and old machines. The September 2014 floods had severely damaged the traditional looms of the factory making it defunct for many months. The production had come down drastically to 1,000-1,500 metres per month and instead of 38 varieties, it was only able to produce eight varieties. After the introduction of new technology and high-tech looms the factory is on its way to regain its pristine glory. Presently the factory is able to weave 10,000-12,000 metres of silk cloth in a month working in a single shift which means the capacity has increased to produce 1.5 lakh metres annually. During the past one year, the factory has been able to produce 23 varieties of silk cloth. In Jammu, a silk weaving factory was established at Bari Brahmana in 2020. In the year 2020-21, the factory produced 4.50 lakh metre silk fabric and around 2,0000 families associated with the cocoon rearing in the Jammu Division were benefited due to it. According to the officials, there are about 7 lakh mulberry trees - 53 per cent (370,000) are in Jammu and 47 per cent in Kashmir. There are 2,800 villages and 33,000 households in which sericulture was generating an income of Rs 2,026 lakh annually and 3.5 lakh man days activities are associated with this profession. The Sericulture Department now has 173 nurseries spread over an area of 963 acres, and 374 mulberry blocks over an area of 2,215 acres across J&amp;K. Out of these, 1,500 villages are situated in Kashmir and the remaining 1,300 villages in Jammu. <cmsannotation type="cmsannotation" annotationid="Not only silk, Govt focusing on all sectors" comment="subhead" text="Not only silk, Govt focusing on all sectors">Not only silk, Govt focusing on all sectors</cmsannotation> The government has been tapping all the resources and is trying hard to put the silk industry in the Himalayan region back on the track. The helmsmen are not only focusing on the revival of the sericulture they are also putting in relentless efforts to infuse new lives into all the languishing crafts of J&amp;K. Seven handicrafts, Kani Shawl, Pashmina, Sozni, Paper-Machie, <keyword id="15162791" type="General" weightage="50" keywordseo="walnut-wood-carving" source="Orion">Walnut Wood Carving</keyword>, Khatamband, and Hand Knotted Carpets crafts made in Kashmir have already been given GI tagging. Besides handicrafts, Kashmir Saffron and Basmati have also been issued GI tags to fight counter branding. This initiative has led to increase in the demands of these products globally and now the efforts are being put in to provide GI tags to more items produced or manufactured locally in the Himalayan region. Within 3 years of the abrogation of Article 370, a temporary provision in the Constitution of India, J&amp;K products have flooded the global markets and the common man has been the biggest beneficiary. 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Has the "Naya Jammu & Kashmir" been able to rejuvenate the sericulture industry of the Himalayan region?

Itanagar: Union Finance Minister <keyword id="19916618" type="General" weightage="100" keywordseo="Nirmala-Sitharaman" source="keywords">Nirmala Sitharaman</keyword> chaired a meeting to review the performance of 7 <keyword id="20022207" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Regional-Rural-Banks" source="keywords">Regional Rural Banks</keyword> of the <keyword id="19956805" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="North-East" source="keywords">North East</keyword> Region covering the states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland and Tripura in Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh, on Monday. During the review meeting, the Union Finance Minister was apprised about the improvement in the financial performance of the RRBs of the Northeast and their technology upgrades ever since the regular review was initiated in 2022, said the minister's office in a statement. Given the crucial role of RRBs in supporting the rural economy, the Union Finance Minister urged RRBs--with the active support of their sponsor banks--to increase <keyword id="22647888" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="credit-disbursement" source="keywords">credit disbursement</keyword> under various Government of India flagship schemes such as <keyword id="23381579" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="PM-MUDRA" source="keywords">PM MUDRA</keyword>, PM Vishwakarma, etc. The Minister also said that the focus should be on credit for agriculture, horticulture and allied activities like piggery, goatery, sericulture, fisheries, etc. She also directed NABARD to promote FPOs (Farmer Producer Organizations) in the NE region. The Union Finance Minister also urged stakeholders to hold special State Level Bankers' Committees (SLBCs) meetings involving RRBs to explore the possibility of tapping the potential of horticulture, floriculture, sericulture &amp; animal husbandry in the North Eastern states; resolve the issue of availability of land records for extending Agri credit and; increase credit for agri-processing units. The states were urged to ensure the provision of mobile veterinary units in each district. During the meeting, she also emphasised that every eligible person in the North-East region should get covered under Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY). The Union Finance Minister also advised that all RRBs must devise suitable MSME products that align with MSME activities and leverage their personal and local connections to increase penetration.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman reviews performance of RRBs in North East

<keyword id="161914" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="godrej-agrovet" source="Orion">Godrej Agrovet</keyword> was allotted about 47,000 acres of land in Sangareddy district in Telangana for oil palm plantation, the company said in a release on Tuesday. Allocated by Telangana's Department of Agriculture and Cooperation (Horticulture and Sericulture), the allotted area will be utilized by the company to expand the cultivation of oil palm and set up processing units. Recently, Godrej Agrovet inaugurated an edible oil refinery at Chintalapudi in the Eluru district "We are delighted to receive additional district in the fresh allotment released by the Government of Telangana. It is a testimony of GAVL's commitment and efforts to boost oil palm plantations and promote farmer prosperity in the region. We would like to thank Government of Telangana for their support and commitment to this initiative which will benefit the farmers," said Balram Singh Yadav, Managing Director, Godrej Agrovet. The company has an expertise of more than three decades in the oil palm business. The Telangana government has set a target to extend the cultivation of oil palm across 20 lakh acres in the state. A total of ₹1,000 crore is proposed in the Budget for 2023-24 for oil palm cultivation. India is the world's second-largest consumer and number one <keyword id="451493" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="vegetable-oil" source="Orion">vegetable oil</keyword> importer, and it meets 60% of its need through imports. A large part of it is palm oil and its derivatives, which are imported from Indonesia and Malaysia. Although oilseed production in India has grown over the years, the production has lagged behind its consumption, resulting in continuous dependence on imports.

Telangana govt allots Godrej Agrovet 47,000 acres for oil palm plantation

<keyword id="15164325" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="mRNA-booster-immunisations" source="Orion">mRNA booster immunisations</keyword> extend protection against moderate and severe <keyword id="8763838" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="Covid-19" source="Orion">Covid-19</keyword> for four to five months and then its effectiveness starts waning away, says a new study. The findings, published in The BMJ, found that in the Omicron period <keyword id="2667287" type="General" weightage="20" keywordseo="mRNA" source="Orion">mRNA</keyword> vaccine protection against severe Covid-19 was initially high (89 per cent) but waned after primary vaccination. "In our new study, we looked at tens of thousands of patients in multiple states, seen over a year and a half," said researcher Brian Dixon from Indiana University. "Our analysis provides compelling evidence, both of the effectiveness of boosting to increase immunity, and that this immunity begins to wane after four or five months, indicating additional booster doses are necessary," Dixon added. For the study, the team analysed data from patients seen at 261 hospitals, 272 emergency departments and 119 urgent care clinics in 10 states across the US from January 17, 2021, to July 12, 2022. The data covered periods of Omicron dominance (including subvariants BA.4 and BA.5), as well as the previous periods of Delta and pre-Delta dominance. Focusing on the durability of boosters against hospitalisation, the study found that effectiveness increased markedly after a booster shot, waning again about four to five months after the booster. Protection increased again following a second booster. The protection and waning pattern with Moderna and Pfizer boosters were similar. SEE ALSO: <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/railways-increased-the-speed-of-500-mail-express-trains-by-10-70-minutes/articleshow/94641676.cms" style="">Railways increased the speed of 500 mail express trains by 10-70 minutes</a> <a target="_blank" class="c-link c-message_attachment__title_link" href="https://www.businessinsider.in/sustainability/article/naya-jammu-kashmir-celebrates-a-rejuvenated-global-sericulture-industry/articleshow/94640834.cms" style="">"Naya Jammu &amp; Kashmir" celebrates a rejuvenated global sericulture industry</a>

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Chennai, Aug 14 (PTI) In sync with its poll promise, the DMK government on Saturday presented a budget in the Tamil Nadu Assembly exclusively for agriculture featuring schemes for the overall development of the farm sector, including one for self-sufficiency and farm growth in villages. Presenting the budget, Minister for agriculture and farmer's welfare, M R K Panneerselvam said the views of farmers and experts were sought and the budget was prepared based on their views. "The agriculture budget is the aspiration of farmers. It is a dream of nature lovers." This is the first time a separate budget for agriculture is presented in Tamil Nadu. During 2021-2022, Rs.34,220.65 crore is provided for agriculture and related departments like animal husbandry, fisheries, dairy development, irrigation, rural development, sericulture and forest, he said. A sum of Rs 4,508.23 crore has been allocated to the state-run electricity entity, the Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation for providing free of cost electricity to farm pump sets, he said. To bring prosperity to farmers and farm labourers in the Cauvery delta region, "it is proposed to declare this area as agro industrial corridor," to promote agro based industries, he said. The previous AIADMK government had declared the Cauvery delta region, a protected agricultural zone. The Minister said in regions such as Thanjavur, rice, pulses, banana, coconut are produced throughout the year. If rice and oil mills, coir units and pulse processing units (that use agricultural products of this region to produce value added products) are promoted, it would greatly contribute to the welfare of farmers and farm workers of delta region, he said. Panneerselvam said a scheme with a total outlay of Rs 1,245.45 crore to ensure overall agricultural development and self sufficiency in all villages of Tamil Nadu would be implemented. This plan, named after former Chief Minister M Karunanidhi (Kalaignarin Anaithu Grama Orunginaintha Velaan Valarchi Thittam) would be implemented in 2,500 village panchayats in the current year (2021-22), he said. Out of the 12,524 village panchayats in Tamil Nadu, each year, one-fifth of them would be be identified and the scheme shall be implemented in all of the panchayats areas in five years. Bringing fallow lands into cultivation, augmenting water resources, installation of solar powered pump sets, marketing of value-added farm produce, adoption of micro-irrigation and increasing milk production are among the objectives of the scheme. Aimed at increasing the income of farmers (depending on rainfed farming), the Chief Minister's Dry land Development Mission would be implemented in three lakh hectares, he said. To promote organic farming, "Organic farming development scheme" would be implemented at a cost of Rs 33.03 crore. Inputs for organic farming would be made available in Agricultural Extension Centres and among the several measures proposed under the scheme, farms would be certified as organic, he said. PTI VGN ROH ROH

DMK govt presents exclusive farm budget, first in TN

Jammu, May 12 () The Jammu and Kashmir industries department will procure cocoons from growers across the Union Territory as part of efforts to provide relief from coronavirus-induced lockdown, a spokesperson said on Tuesday. The department would be procuring 60,000 kg of cocoon from Jammu division and 50,000 kg from Kashmir of Grade A and B respectively, the spokesperson said. He said the decision was taken in a meeting held under the Chairmanship of Principal Secretary, Agriculture Production Department, Navin Choudhary, here. Cocoon harvesting has started in Jammu region while in Kashmir division it is expected to start in a month. During spring rearing, the expected yield of cocoon is about 2.40 lakh kg. "In order to discuss and consider modalities for procurement in view of the outbreak of COVID-19, it is imperative that JK Industries make market intervention, as due to lockdown cocoon buyers from outside the UT are finding it difficult to participate in Auction," Choudhary said. He said the price offered to farmers would be the same as offered last year in case of Grade A and for Grade B the average price would be considered. Due to the evolving situation, he said it was imperative that the Sericulture department brings on board the traditional buyers from within and outside the UT so that the farmers could be benefited. TAS AB MRMR

JK Govt to procure cocoons from growers due to lockdown

The <keyword id="6354335" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="20" keywordseo="reserve-bank-of-india">Reserve Bank of India</keyword> (RBI) has clarified that loans which have remained standard without any defaults as of March 1, 2020, will be eligible for restructuring under the pandemic-related resolution framework issued in August. In clarifications issued late last night to borrowers as well as lenders about the August 6 circular, RBI said a loan account that was due for more than 30 days as on March 1, 2020, but subsequently got regularised, will not be ineligible for resolution under the COVID-19 resolution framework. This is because the restructuring framework is applicable only for eligible borrowers who were classified as standard as of March 1, 2020. However, such accounts may still be resolved under the prudential framework dated June 7, 2019, the central bank said. Similarly, the regulator said restructuring of under-implementation project loans involving deferment of date of commencement of operations (DCCO) are excluded from the scope of resolution framework and that such accounts will continue to be governed by the February 7, 2020, and the other relevant instructions as applicable to specific category of lending institutions. Also, in case of multiple lenders to a single borrower whose resolution is undertaken, all lending institutions will have to enter into an inter-creditor agreement. On whether loans of Rs 100 crore and above will require an independent credit evaluation by any one credit rating agency, the apex bank said, in case credit opinion is obtained from more than one rating agency, all such credit opinions must be RP4 rating or above. The clarification also said the new definition of micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) effective June 26, will not impact their eligibility for resolution but will be based on the definition that existed as of March 1, 2020. It also clarified that any company from any sector is eligible for resolution subject, except those exclusions prescribed in paragraph 2 of the annex to the August 6 circular and also those sector-specific thresholds not specified in the circular dated September 7. But lenders shall make their own internal assessments regarding eligibility. Loans against property will also be eligible for recast if they don't fall under the personal loan category. The quantum of the loan eligible for recast depends on the outstanding as on the date of invocation, which is March 1, 2020, provided it was a standard account then. It has also been clarified that all farm credit exposures, including non-banking financial institution (NBFCs), can be recast under this scheme, but loans to allied activities such as dairy, fisheries, animal husbandry, poultry, bee-keeping and sericulture are excluded from the scope of the resolution framework. But loans given to farmer households are eligible for resolution if they are not under other exclusion conditions listed in the framework. On the loans to the realty sector, RBI said the requirement of inter-creditor agreement is a basic feature of the prudential framework for resolution issued on June 7, 2019, and consequently that of the pandemic resolution framework as well. However, RBI said there is sufficient flexibility to the lenders to formulate such pacts in respect of a legal entity to which they have exposure that address the specific requirements of each borrowers on a case-to-case basis, including designing different resolution approaches for different projects under the same borrower within an pact. For borrowers not eligible for resolution under the circular dated August 6, 2020, all the extant instructions shall still be in force. However, if any entity is otherwise eligible to be resolved under the new resolution framework, only this framework can be used for resolving the stress arising out of the pandemic. All microfinance institution/self-help group loans meeting the basic eligibility criteria, unless covered by the specific exclusions, are eligible resolution but personal loans from these categories will not be recast. Similarly investment exposures that are credit substitutes like corporate bonds and commercial papers are also eligible for resolution, the RBI said. On whether the list of financial parameters prescribed by the expert committee and notified by RBI on September 7, 2020, are applicable only to borrowers having exposure of over Rs 1,500 crore, it said the September 7 instructions are applicable to all borrowers whose resolution is being undertaken as per the August 6, 2020, on resolution framework, the RBI said. 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