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From queues to QR codes: A state in India may have found the fix for India’s fertiliser distribution woesWhile the Madhya Pradesh government projects it as a major reform to streamline fertiliser distribution, industry stakeholders say it’s sti...- Cabinet approves Rs 41,534 cr P&K fertilisers subsidy for kharif 2026 seasonIn a strategic move to enhance agricultural output, the government has rolled out a substantial subsidy of Rs 41,534 crore aimed at support...
- Budget 2016: Government introduces DBT in fertiliser, reduces subsidy allocationIn the budget 2016-17, the government pegged fertiliser subsidy at Rs 70,000 crore, lower than Rs 72,437.58 crore revised estimate for this...
- Fertlisers rally up to 10% as Cabinet approves new urea policyShares of fertilizer companies surged in a volatile market following reports that the Cabinet has approved new urea policy.
- Budget 2014: PM Narendra Modi must act clever, give 'bitter bill' in small dosesAmong developing countries, China and the Philippines have virtually no subsidies, yet have barely one-third of India’s inflation rate.
- Govt constitutes Group of Ministers to review urea pricing policyApart from Pawar, the GoM will include Finance Minister P Chidambaram, Fertiliser Minister M K Alagiri and Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily.
- Fertiliser Ministry to expedite proposal to hike urea pricesConcerned over rising subsidies, the Finance Ministry has asked the Fertiliser Ministry to expedite the proposal to hike urea prices.
- Government defers urea price hike by 10 per centThe government today deferred the Fertiliser Ministry's proposal to hike retail prices of urea by 10 per cent to Rs 5,841 per tonne for the...
- Finance Ministry against complete urea price decontrolThe Finance Ministry has shot down freeing urea prices from government control, saying complete deregulation of the sector may impact farme...
- New urea policy likely within next few months: Ajay Bhattacharya, Fertilizer SecretaryAjay Bhattacharya, Fertilizer Secretary, in an interview with ET now, speaks about the fertilizer sector and issue of urea decontrol
- No plan to decontrol urea price, hike rate by 40 pc: FertMinThe Fertiliser Ministry today rejected reports that it plans to decontrol the urea sector and effect a steep 40 per cent hike in retail pri...
- Govt apprehensive about decontrol of urea fertiliser: JenaGovt expressed apprehensions over freeing of urea sector saying that retail prices of decontrolled fertilisers have sharply risen.
- Expedite urea decontrol: PMO to Fertiliser MinistryAmid inter-ministerial differences over the decontrol of urea prices, the PMO has asked Fertiliser Ministry to expedite the proposed policy.
- Differences over urea decontrol; Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs to take callInter-ministerial differences persist over freeing of urea from govt price control, with strong opposition from ministries of agri & fertil...
- Urea under NBS: Cabinet note yet to tbe circulatedGovt's note to CCEA on the key issue of bringing urea the country's most subsidised, cheapest and most used fertilizer under NBS scheme is ...
- Demerger of shipping unit to benefit Chambal FertilisersPost demerger, the shipping business is likely to enjoy a better valuation than the fertiliser business, which will unlock value for retail...
- Fertiliser ministry seeks clarifications on draft urea decontrol policyFertiliser ministry has sought clarifications from Committee of Secretaries (CoS) on a proposal to increase urea prices in draft policy on ...
- Renuka Sugar, Balrampur strongest bets in sugar: JV CapitalIf you are trading it on the short term, you must have your stop losses in.
- Government's deferment on urea decontrol hits fertiliser sharesFertiliser stocks got hammered with some shedding over 6% on BSE, as the government deferred its decision to decontrol urea prices.
- Inflation in mind, urea price call deferred to FebBringing urea under the NBS regime would also mean encouraging balanced use of fertilizers. At Rs 5,310/tonne, urea is the cheapest availab...
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