An advisory dated 15 October 2026 asks inspectors to check how khoa, paneer, meat, fish and other perishables are stored and moved, pests included.
Hospitals, railways, airports, PSUs and ministries are buying pest control on GeM. The GB Pant institute in Delhi closes on 7 November.
IMD declared the southwest monsoon fully withdrawn on 15 October and northeast monsoon rain under way over Tamil Nadu, Kerala, coastal Andhra and south Karnataka.
Gazette order S.O. 5234(E) ends paraquat's registration in India. It is a herbicide: only firms doing weed or vegetation control are affected.
The 476th RC meeting found 1,048 of 1,049 me-too formulation applications satisfactory. Certificates issue only after KYC and an affidavit within 15 days.
The Stockholm Convention listed chlorpyrifos in Annex A. It does not bind India until India ratifies the amendment, but it is an early signal for anti-termite work.
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