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IBA calls for 10 pc fermented organic manure blending with fertilizers to save $2 bn importsThe Indian Biogas Association proposes a 10% mandatory blending of fermented organic manure with chemical fertilizers by 2030, aiming to sa...- IBA seeks 10% compulsory fermented organic manure blending target by 2030India's soil health is set to improve with a new proposal for Fermented Organic Manure (FOM). The Indian Biogas Association suggests a phas...
- El Niño and geopolitical tensions cloud India’s rural economy: A somber 2026 outlookIndia’s rural economy faces pressure in 2026 from a likely El Niño-driven weak monsoon and rising input costs due to US-Iran tensions. Lowe...
- Cabinet clears Rs 41,534 crore fertiliser subsidy for kharif 2026The Union cabinet has approved nutrient-based subsidy rates for phosphatic and potassic fertilisers for the upcoming kharif 2026 season. An...
- 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...
- Govt approves Rs 60,939 crore subsidy for P&K fertilisers for April-SeptemberThe Union Cabinet has approved nutrient-based subsidy (NBS) rates for Phosphatic and Potassic fertilisers for the Kharif season (from April...
- Cabinet approves Rs 28,655 cr net subsidy on P&K fertilisers for rabi season to benefit farmers; extra subsidy on DAPThe Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, has approved the Nutrient Based Subsidy (NBS) ra...
- Urea may come under NBS before direct cash transferFixing NBS rate for urea will encourage balanced use of urea and bring in efficiency in the fertiliser industry by infusing competition. Th...
- Govt rules out decontrolling urea prices“There is no proposal for fixing a Nutrient – Based Subsidy rate (NBS) for urea and hence, question does not arise to decontrol the prices ...
- Government may cut subsidy to P&K fertilisers if MRP is unreasonableThe government has been implementing Nutrient Based Subsidy policy for decontrolled phosphate and potash (P&K) fertilisers since April 2010.
- Fertiliser subsidy may come down by Rs 10,000 crore in FY17: CrisilThe government last week reduced the subsidy on phosphatic and potassic (P&K) fertilisers to an estimated Rs 21,274 crore for the next fisc...
- Government plans to hire consultant to study impact of fertiliser subsidyThe consultant will also study the changing consumption pattern of phosphatic and potassic (P&K) fertilisers and its impact on agricultural...
- Govt. to cut subsidy on fertilisers; difficult to hold the price lineThe government's decision to cut subsidy for fertilisers across the board anywhere between 15-20 per cent is likely to make extremely diffi...
- Free pricing of urea to rationalise use: PanelA committee set up by the government has suggested freeing the prices of urea and inclusion of the fertiliser in the new nutrient-based sub...
- Urea should be urgently brought under the free pricing regime: PanelIf adopted, the suggestion is likely to save substantial sums on urea subsidy for the government besides ensuring a more balanced use of so...
- Fertiliser subsidy cut in the offing as import prices nosediveThe Centre could make changes to the new Nutrient-based Subsidy (NBS) for fertilisers, as part of a concerted move to prune its subsidy bil...
- Govt fixes Rs 28,500 cr subsidy for decontrolled fertilisersThe Centre on Friday said it will provide this fiscal about Rs 28,500 crore as subsidy to decontrolled fertilisers under the nutrient-based...
- Not all cos may gain equally from NBSThe new nutrient-based subsidy policy (NBS) may not result in a win-win situation for all of the domestic fertiliser industry, a Crisil Rat...
- NBS CRISIL report adn extended analysis of impact on subsidy, industry profitsFluctuating Price regime of the new Nutrient-based subsidy policy (NBS) is unlikely to mean a win-win situation for the domestic fertiliser...
- Fertiliser subsidy bill to stay high at Rs 70000 croreRevised estimates of fertiliser subsidy for 2009-10 are likely to be almost as high as in 2008-09 , at around Rs 70,000 crore, excluding sp...
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