♥  ICAR-SBI Organizes Workshop on Management of Crown Mealybug and Pokkah Boeng in Sugarcane Published on Simplicity Coimbatore(Online Media) -Nov 20,2024-Click here to view the article

♥ News article published in Dinamalar Daily newspaper-Click here for Article (23.09.2024)

♥ News Article released in  Dinamalar Newspaper Tiruvannamalai Edition (Dated. 01.07.2024)- Article-1  Article-2

♥ ICAR-Sugarcane Breeding Institute(ICAR-SBI), Coimbatore, in collaborative with the Tamil Nadu State Rural Livelihood Mission, Launched the Tribal Nutrition Awarness cum Training Campaign”–Click here for Article.

♥ Dr. G. Hemaprabha, Director of ICAR-SBI delivered lecture on “Sugarcane Cultivation for product diversification and changing climate” during 7^th Memorial Lecture of Sri Goli Narasimha Rao on 16.09.2023 at RARS Anakapalle, Andhra Pradesh.–Click here for Article.

♥  Article Published in Mathrubhumi,Mannarkkad, Kerala regrading STC Training given to Tribe on 25.07.2023.–Click here for Article.

♥Article Published in Pirpagal Newspaper regrading Brainstorming Session on “Sugarcane scenario: Research and industry perspective” held on 10^th May 2023.–Click here for Article.

♥ News Article Published in “Afternoon” Newspaper–Click here for Article.

♥ ICAR – Sugarcane Breeding Institute (ICAR-SBI), Coimbatore in collaboration with Sathy Tiger Reserve (STR), conducted ‘Tribal Nutrition Awareness Campaign’ and launched its STC (Scheduled Tribe Component) project in Sathyamangalam on March 07, 2023.–Click here for Article.

♥  ICAR – Sugarcane Breeding Institute (ICAR-SBI), Coimbatore in collaboration with Sathy Tiger Reserve (STR), conducted ‘Tribal Nutrition Awareness Campaign’ and launched its STC (Scheduled Tribe Component) project in Sathyamangalam on Dec 22, 2022.–Click here for Article.

♥ Sugarcane-Festival–A-programme for sugarcane farmers by Sugarcane Breeding Institute of Coimbatore–Click here for Article. 

♥ ICAR – Sugarcane Breeding Institute, Coimbatore, the ‘Tribal nutrition awareness campaigns’ were held for school children and tribal women in the two hamlets. The campaign was conducted as part of the ‘Development Action Plan for Scheduled Tribe Component (STC)’ project being implemented by the institute, in collaboration with STR- Click here for Article.