The government must extend benefits of the PM Kisan scheme to landless farmers and farm workers, said Ajay Vir Jakhar, chairman of the Bhar...

If finalised, the regulator will be able to cap prices of several essential medicines, including those to treat poisoning, cardiovascular d...

"The farmer will benefit and there is some appreciation in the rupee that is different but on a net-net rupee basis, we will pass on reduct...

It will be difficult to import phosphoric acid above USD 600 per tonne and no other Indian company can afford to import above this price, I...

In a pre-Budget meeting with the finance minister, the fertiliser industry today pitched for direct transfer of urea subsidy to farmers and...

Minister of State for Railways, Manoj Sinha, said that there will not be any increase in urea prices for farmers.

FAI DG Satish Chander said industry backs demand for direct subsidy to farmers so that growers be empowered to choose what type soil nutrie...

The government is likely to allow private sector to import urea freely, but will peg the domestic prices in a tight band around what it cos...

The government's decision to cut subsidy for fertilisers across the board anywhere between 15-20 per cent is likely to make extremely diffi...

The Centre could make changes to the new Nutrient-based Subsidy (NBS) for fertilisers, as part of a concerted move to prune its subsidy bil...

A committed attitude definitely brought about uplift of the poor and the under privileged, but a lot is yet to be achieved to sustain growt...

Reliance Industries (RIL), which had sent draft gas sales purchase agreements to its fertiliser consumers, is likely to tweak some of the m...

RIL is likely to tweak some of the major clauses in the agreement to address the concerns raised by these companies.

The fertiliser industry has urged the government to provide subsidy in the form of cash and not bonds, saying the long-term special securit...

Finance minister P Chidambaram may not be working towards a tighter, leaner subsidy bill next year (2008-09) after all, despite indicating ...

The government is playing a mute bystander to a critical fertiliser shortfall.

On the back of an early announced Rs 700 per quintal minimum support price, wheat has netted 17% more acreage this year compared to last Ra...