Warring seeks MSP guarantee as promised to farmers Demands Rs 50-70 cr annual research grant for PAU Seeks debt relief for farmers on pattern of industry loan waiver Reveals, Punjab didn’t get a penny of Rs 1600 cr flood relief Demands withdrawal of the law on stubble burning Chandigarh/New Delhi 18 March ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : Punjab Congress president and Ludhiana MP Amarinder Singh Raja Warring today demanded that the government of India should bring the law to provide MSP guarantee to the farmers as had been promised to them when they withdrew their 15 month long strike against three farm laws. He also demanded Rs 50 crore to Rs 70 crores annual research grant for the Punjab Agricultural University, Ludhiana to improve the research facilities for better agriculture. The Ludhiana MP made a strong case for providing debt relief to the small and marginal farmers through one time settlement by waiving off their interests. He asked, if the government can waive off loans worth Rs 1...
AI and Computational Approaches Highlight Day Two of PI-ToxMet 2026
S.A.S.Nagar 12 March ( Ranjeet Singh Dhaliwal ) : The second day of the PI-ToxMet 2026 Conference cum Workshop on Pharmacoinformatics: Toxicity and Metabolism focused on the growing role of computational approaches and artificial intelligence in understanding drug safety, metabolism and toxicity prediction. The technical sessions featured lectures by Dr. P. V. Bharatam, Dr. M. E. Sobhia, Dr. Shashi Bhushan Pandit, Dr. Rajendra Kumar, Dr. Monika Sharma and Dr. Om Silakari, discussing recent advances in Pharmacoinformatics, AI-driven drug design, enzyme behaviour in metabolism and computational methods for assessing chemical and drug safety. Speakers highlighted how data-driven models and computational tools are helping researchers predict potential toxic effects and accelerate drug discovery processes.
The afternoon session was dedicated to a poster session, where 32 participants from institutions across India presented their research work related to Pharmacoinformatics, computational toxicology and drug metabolism. The session provided a platform for young researchers and postgraduate students to share their scientific findings and interact with experts in the field.A panel of faculty members and invited scientists evaluated the posters and engaged with participants through discussions on research methodologies, results and future directions. The session encouraged scientific exchange and provided valuable feedback to emerging researchers participating in PIToxMet 2026.
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