With rising prices of imported soil nutrients stemming from ongoing conflicts in West Asia, the fertiliser ministry is pushing for a substa...

India's government is reviewing green ammonia demand from fertiliser companies. This comes as companies seek more long-term supply contract...

India’s fertiliser subsidy bill could surge past a record ₹3 lakh crore this fiscal if the West Asia crisis continues, sharply exceeding th...

The Union Cabinet approved a Rs 37,216 crore subsidy on phosphatic and potassic fertilisers for the Kharif season 2025. This will ensure th...

The Union Cabinet has approved a ₹24,475 crore subsidy for phosphatic and potassic fertilizers to aid farmers during the rabi season. Effec...

The union Cabinet approved a subsidy of ₹24,420 crore for phosphatic and potassic fertilisers for the upcoming kharif season, while maintai...

The Cabinet on Thursday approved Nutrient Based Subsidy rates for Kharif Season 2024 (from 01.04.2024 to 30.09.2024) on Phosphatic and Pota...

New Delhi: The Centre has approved an additional fertilizer subsidy of Rs 51,875 crore for the rabi or winter planting season, which runs f...

The Union Cabinet has approved nutrient-based subsidy (NBS) rates for Phosphatic and Potassic fertilisers for the Kharif season (from April...

A delegation from Jordan met Mandaviya on March 22 to discuss supply of phosphatic and potassic fertilisers as well as raw materials from J...

India imported 1.3 million tonnes of ammonia in 2012-13, despite poor capacity utilisation of 61 per cent of complex fertiliser plants.

Fertiliser major IFFCO has pitched for an overhaul of subsidy disbursement process in favour of direct payment to farmers instead of compan...

Chambal Fertilisers and Chemicals today posted 14 per cent drop in net profit at Rs 94.17 crore in the second quarter of the current fiscal.

The government has directed firms to run advertisement campaigns immediately to tell farmers about cut in prices of phosphatic and potassic...

Ahead of sowing of kharif crops, IFFCO has reduced the maximum retail price (MRP) of non-urea fertilisers by up to Rs 75 per bag of 50kg.

India consumed 28.2 million tonnes of urea, an important nitrogenous crop nutrient in 2010-11 fiscal.

Jena has said that the govt should also ask companies to provide costing of phosphatic and potassic fertilisers on which subsidy is given t...