New Delhi [India], December 12: The much-anticipated South African stone fruit season is here, bringing a bounty of juicy peaches, nectarines, and plums to the Indian market. Known for their exceptional taste, vibrant color, and premium quality, these stone fruits promise to delight Indian consumers with their freshness and versatility.

Season\'s First South African Stone Fruits Arrive in India - A Feast of Freshness and Flavor

Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], December 12: At The Art of Living International Ashram in Bengaluru, a transformative initiative is redefining how humanity addresses wastewater treatment. Inspired by the vision of world renowned humanitarian and spiritual leader Gurudev Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, the JalShudhi plant exemplifies his philosophy of harmonising with nature to create sustainable solutions. This advanced, nature-based system demonstrates the power of ecological engineering, blending wisdom and innovation to treat a staggering 4,50,000 litres of wastewater daily. By integrating modern technology with natural processes, JalShudhi proves that sustainable practices not only protect the environment but also pave the way for revolutionary outcomes.

The Art of Living Pioneers Revolutionary Wastewater Treatment with Nature

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 12: VTEX (NYSE: VTEX), the composable and complete commerce platform for premier B2C and B2B brands and retailers, has achieved the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Consumer Goods Competency. As an AWS Partner, VTEX has earned the AWS Consumer Good Competency designation, which recognizes its expertise in delivering validated solutions to help consumer goods brands overcome operational challenges within the industry. By leveraging deep industry knowledge and proven AWS solutions, VTEX empowers clients to streamline their operating models and achieve greater efficiency at scale.

VTEX Achieves AWS Consumer Goods Competency For Its Composable  &amp;  Complete Commerce Platform that Advances Efficiency  &amp;  Agility

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The report highlights the dynamic nature of India's job market, where artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation are becoming integral.
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Wheat sowing area rose marginally by 2.28 per cent to 239.49 lakh hectares in the ongoing rabi (winter) season, while oilseeds acreage fell by 4.34 per cent to 86.52 lakh hectare, according to agriculture ministry data released on Monday.
Wheat, the primary winter crop, is typically planted from November and harvested between March and April.
Pulses acreage increased marginally to 120.65 lakh hectares as on December 6 of this rabi season from 115.70 lakh hectares in the previous year, with gram covering 86.09 lakh hectares and lentil 14.75 lakh hectares.
Coarse cereals sowing remained flat at 35.77 lakh hectares, with jowar occupying 19.38 lakh hectares and maize 10.07 lakh hectares.
However, oilseed sowing remained lower by 4.34 per cent at 86.52 lakh hectares, compared to 90.45 lakh hectares in the previous year.
Rapeseed-mustard seed coverage dropped to 81.07 lakh hectares from 84.70 lakh hectares, while groundnut seed area decreased to 2.31 lakh hectares from 2.51 lakh ...

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