Summary
The money comes from companies that used Indian crops like rice and cotton for research.
Each state got a share based on how much of those crops they grow.
The funds will be used for projects that keep nature safe and help local people.
≈ 1.19 crore rupees given to 29 State Biodiversity Boards and one Union Territory council.
Funds come from companies using Indian crops such as rice, maize, pearl millet and cotton.
Shares were calculated from each state’s crop‑growing area.
Money will support nature protection, research and community well‑being.
The money comes from companies that used Indian crops like rice and cotton for research.
Each state got a share based on how much of those crops they grow.
The funds will be used for projects that keep nature safe and help local people.
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