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India’s fertiliser subsidy model is broken; direct income support is the only way forward: Ashok GulatiIndia’s fertiliser subsidy regime is facing scrutiny; rising global fertiliser and energy prices and rising fiscal pressures expose its ine...- From soaps to biscuits, your grocery bill may be headed higher againDabur India anticipates price hikes in Q1 FY27 due to persistent inflationary pressures, particularly in packaging materials, driven by Mid...
- Flour millers call on govt to study DDGS impact on cattle health, milk qualityDDGS has lately curtailed demand for bran in the animal feed sector, offering a more affordable and nutrient-dense alternative.
- Govt to review restoration of PDS wheat supply after procurement endsThe Centre plans to review the restoration of wheat entitlements under the Public Distribution System (PDS) after the procurement drive con...
- IIT-Kharagpur study reveals alarming impact of ozone pollution on major Indian food cropsA new IIT-Kharagpur study reveals that increasing surface ozone pollution poses a significant threat to India's agricultural yields, partic...
- 60% wheat area sown under climate-resilient varieties: Govt in Rajya SabhaMore than 60 per cent of wheat area planted during the rabi season is under climate-resilient varieties, according to the government. The I...
- Govt to increase wheat allocation under PMGKAY from OctoberThe government has increased wheat allocation under the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Anna Yojana from October to stabilize prices. An additi...
- India to sell wheat from state stocks to flour millers, biscuit makersIndia plans to sell wheat from state reserves to bulk consumers like flour millers and biscuit makers to control local prices by boosting s...
- Govt to sell wheat and rice in open market to control pricesThe Food Corporation of India (FCI), the government's nodal agency for procurement and distribution of foodgrains, will conduct an e-auctio...
- India may import wheat in blow to Modi’s vision of feeding the worldIndications that a bumper wheat harvest wasn’t going to eventuate prompted the government to restrict exports in mid-May. State reserves ha...
- India to export 30-35 lakh tn of wheat in Apr-July: Food SecyWith private trade procuring wheat for export, there may be reduction in government procurement but it is too early to say.
- Wheat exports feasible as global prices firming up: FCIFood Corporation of India (FCI) today said global price of the grain is firming up and it is still feasible to undertake shipments.
- Global wheat output may fall to 681 MT in 2012-13: IGC"World wheat production in 2012-13 is expected to fall by 15 million tonnes from last year's record production of 696 million tonnes," the ...
- Sugar prices likely to look up in 2009Reduction in cultivation area for sugarcane by 17%(285.5 mt) in FY09 and further reduction of 6-8% in FY10, on account of diversion of cult...
- Inflation may ease in 3-4 months: RangarajanInflation will most probably fall in the next three to four months, C Rangarajan, chairman of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Mi...
- Wheat, pulses hoarding busters get 6 more mthsCentre on Thursday extended up to February 2008 notifications that empower state governments to impose restrictions on wheat and pulses sto...
- 'Custom duty on atta should not be abolished'The government's plan to scrap customs duty on wheat flour (atta) from the current 30 per cent has not gone down well with the millers who ...
- Cong panel member calls for action against grain hoardersKanhaiyalal Gidwani has urged the state government to take measures to implement an ordinance promulgated by the Centre against stocking of...
- Local wheat’s cheaper than foreign grainGood quality Indian wheat is still substantially cheaper than foreign grain. Bread and biscuit companies have not contracted foreign wheat ...
- NCDEX lowers limits on wheat futuresIn A continuation of its bid to bring down speculative activity in commodities exchange NCDEX has reduced position limits on wheat futures....
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