The WTO landscape is heating up as India encounters objections from the US, Australia, Paraguay, and Ukraine regarding its agricultural sup...

With the implementation of the agreement, India will be in a position to take action against subsidies provided to foreign vessels or opera...

In a meeting held with top 20 wheat exporters of the country in Bhopal on Tuesday, chief minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan said the exporters ...

The current stocks in the country with the government and the private sector are over 56 million tonnes, which the government will have to ...

"The study also included evidence that India is offering wheat export subsidies that are also illegal under its WTO commitment," it claimed.

Sources said loss to exchequer on exporting nearly 100 lakh tonnes of wheat at a subsidized rate has been estimated to be in the range of R...

Tight global supply and rising wheat prices at global markets are boding well for the government's plan to liquidate excess wheat lying in ...

US has put a spoke in India's attempts to export wheat even before the govt can get its act together on the proposal to ship 2 mn metric to...

The government may take some more time to explore viable mechanism for wheat exports, said food minister KV Thomas, putting to rest market ...

C Rangarajan has suggested the govt to immediately export 2 mt of wheat from govt stocks & make additional supply of 13 mt of the grain via...

Flour millers said that wheat shipments are not picking up due to unfavourable price situation in the global markets.

Although there is as yet no formal announcement on this, agriculture minister Sharad Pawar said that there was "no ban on wheat exports" as...

The Centre is unlikely to provide any worthwhile subsidy on wheat exports once the over-two-year-old ban is lifted

The government may ease restrictions on exports of wheat and rice as it looks to clear the stocks in anticipation of a bumper harvest.

A recent report of the USDA has projected that India may ease the nearly two-year-old ban on wheat shipments in May.

India may need to extend an export subsidy if and when it decides to use the wheat reserves for exports.

The government is using taxpayers' money to boost the bottomlines of a handful of private traders and MNCs by supplying them 2 million tonn...