Who was the first Indian to become a Nobel Laureate?
The First Indian to receive the Nobel Prize was poet Rabindranath Tagore. He was felicitated with the Nobel Prize in 1913 for Literature to recognize his excellent work in Geetanjali.
The most common methods for propagation of sweet orange is
What is India's approximate share in the world's cotton consumption?
Jute is which type of plant
Which state has the highest share of Cotton production in terms of area?
Test weight of buck wheat is
Relay Cropping is _____
What is India's contribution to the world in terms of cotton production?
Pusa Himani, Pusa Safed and Arka Nishant are the varieties of _____
Phosphorus containing minerals are:
The Hydrolytic decomposition of protein and release of amines and amino acids is termed as ……………………………………..
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