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council passed a resolution declaring the city as GMO-free.

New Delhi, February 6: The government and the private companies are
clearly divided over the introduction of genetically modified crop (GM).
While the industry is in favour of GM seeds, the government feels that
it should not be introduced at the cost of bio-diversity.

"The major hurdle besides ethics is the lack of clarity on the part
of the government over how much and what it will allow for genetic modification,"
says Dr Paresh Verma, director, research, Pro Agro Seed Company.

"The government should realise that GM seeds are meant to increase the
farm production, which is not happening in many crops," says Dr Verma.

However, Dr KK Tripathi, adviser and scientist, department of biotechnology,
said, "Unfortunately, not much work is being done on indigineous genes,
so there isAnother cracker of a show where Nick, Tim and Bes start proceedings by conducting a post-mortem of the dead 2019 Euro T20 Slam.

The team then wraps the first tri-series of Cricket World Cup League 2 between Scotland, Oman and PNG, where Scotland and Oman both claimed three wins from their four matches. We also hear from Kyle Coetzer to give us his thoughts on the series.

The group then look to the Women's T20 World Cup global qualifier in Scotland, where two of the eight competing teams will qualify for Australia 2020.

The trio also wrap a T20I series between Spain and Finland, where the Spaniards claimed a 2-1 win in Kerava.