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'E20 safe for all vehicles, can solve energy, farm woes': Toyota's Vikram GulatiIndia's push for E20 fuel, compatible with all vehicles sold after April 2023, aims to bolster energy security, aid farmers, and combat cli...- Wheat output likely to rise by 2.29% to 120.65 mn tons for 2025-26India's wheat output is set for a significant increase. Production is projected to reach 120.65 million tonnes in the 2025-26 crop year. Th...
- Ethanol blending with petrol may reach 7.2% in 2018-19 season from 4.2% last year16.5 crore litre of ethanol has been contracted to be manufactured and supplied from damaged foodgrains, unfit for human consumption.
- Rs 2.45 crore worth foodgrains damaged till June in 2015-16Foodgrains worth Rs 2.45 crore has been damaged in FCI godowns till June of this fiscal and disciplinary action has been taken against 13 o...
- Over 40,000 tonnes of grain damaged in FCI godowns in last 2 yearsThough losses are attributed to natural calamities, experts say it is also an indication of poor storage facilities, pilferage and transit ...
- Rajasthan government to bear cost of damaged foodgrainsThe state government would pay Rs 7.25 per quintal for partial damaged or half-cut pieces of wheat grains assessed in the range from 6 to 9...
- Government Q1 foodgrains loss in transit is worth Rs 157.75 croreRam Vilas Paswan said that additional foodgrains worth around Rs 1.79 crore was damaged in storage in godowns of state-run FCI.
- Food Ministry teams rush to Odisha coastal areaFood Ministry has rushed Food Corporation of India (FCI) and Central Ware Housing Corporation (CWC) teams to cyclone affected districts of ...
- 17,000 tonnes of grain wasted in 3 yearsAt least 17,546 tonnes of foodgrain were damaged between 2009-10 and July 2012 in Food Corporation of India (FCI) godowns , an RTI reply ha...
- Drop in quantity of damaged foodgrains: GovernmentThere has been a sharp fall in the quantity of damaged foodgrains over the past decade, government told the Lok Sabha today.
- 249 tonnes of foodgrains damaged due to rains in 2011-12The minister said a total of 3,338.01 tonnes of foodgrains got damaged due to various reasons such as pest attack and godowns leakage, in 2...
- No mismanagement in maintaining wheat, rice buffer stocks, asserts governmentThe government said there had been no mismanagement in maintaining buffer stocks of wheat and rice as only a meagre quantity of foodgrains ...
- 61 million tonnes of foodgrains needed for PDS: GovernmentThe requirement of foodgrains for public distribution system and other welfare scheme is about 61 MT which is 30% of the nation's grain out...
- 6.1K tonnes foodgrains reported to be damaged in 2010-11: GovernmentThe govt said out of the 60 mn tonnes of foodgrains distributed in the country in 2010-11 though the PDS, 0.061 lakh tonnes were reported t...
- Over 7 lakh tonnes of foodgrain damaged in decade: RTI infoAs much as 7.42 lakh tonnes of foodgrain, worth Rs 330.71 crore, was damaged in the past 10 years in the country due to various reasons.
- Foodgrain damage just 0.07 pc of total produce in 2010-11: KV ThomasThe government today said damage to foodgrain was just 0.07 per cent of the total produce in FY'11 compared to 2.5 per cent five years back.
- FCI incurs Rs 484 cr loss due to storage & transit lossThe Food Corporation of India (FCI) is estimated to have incurred a financial loss of Rs 484.76 crore in 2010-11 due to damage to foodgrain...
- Pawar: Report about rotting foodgrain an exaggerationOn Friday, Sharad Pawar claimed that the media reports of rotting of millions of tonnes of foodgrains are "quite exaggerated" while arguing...
- Action against officials responsible for rotting grains: PawarPunitive action has been taken against officials responsible for instances of rotting of foodgrains at various FCI godowns, Food and Agricu...
- Over 11,700 tonnes of foodgrains damaged in FCI godowns: PawarOver 11,700 tonnes of foodgrains worth Rs 6.86 crore were found "damaged" in government godowns, Food and Agriculture Minister Sharad Pawar...
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