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Cabinet hikes minimum support prices of Rabi crops; oilseeds, pulses get biggest boost (opens the original)
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The Centre on Wednesday raised the minimum support prices (MSPs) for all six Rabi crops for the 2027–28 marketing season, giving the biggest price boosts to oilseeds and pulses. The government said the higher MSPs are aimed at ensuring remunerative returns to farmers and a continuation of its efforts to encourage crop diversification, particularly towards pulses and oilseeds. The MSP of safflower, an oil seed crop, received the largest absolute hike of ₹675 per quintal (up 10.3% to ₹7,215), foll
Southwest monsoon ends with 12.6% deficit, fourth-lowest rainfall since 2001 (opens the original)
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India’s southwest monsoon ended on Wednesday with rainfall 12.6% below normal. The country recorded 759.4 mm of rain during June-September, making it the fourth-lowest monsoon rainfall since 2001, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). According to a weekly IMD chart, the monsoon had a weak start, with rainfall remaining sharply below normal through much of June and early July. The weekly deficit touched 51.1% in the week ending July 15. Rains picked up in late July and early Au
India monsoon ends 12.6% below normal, fourth-lowest rainfall since 2001 (opens the original)
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India’s southwest monsoon ended on Wednesday with rainfall 12.6% below normal. The country recorded 759.4 mm of rain during June-September, making it the fourth-lowest monsoon rainfall since 2001, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The monsoon was also marked by sharp regional variations. Punjab, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam and Meghalaya recorded deficient rainfall continuously through June, July, August and September. According to a weekly IMD chart, the monsoon had a weak sta
Centre hikes rabi MSPs for 2027-28 to boost oilseeds; wheat raised by ₹25 (opens the original)
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The Centre on Wednesday raised the minimum support prices (MSPs) for all six Rabi crops for the 2027–28 marketing season, giving the biggest price boosts to oilseeds and pulses. The MSP of safflower received the largest absolute hike of ₹675 per quintal (up 10.3% to ₹7,215), followed by rapeseed and mustard with a ₹413 per quintal increase (up 6.6% to ₹6,613), according to a statement after a meeting of the Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs (CCEA), chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Le
Centre has entered rabi season with 34%higher fertiliser stock: Chouhan (opens the original)
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Union agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday said the Centre has entered the 2026-27 rabi season with 16.4 million tonnes (MT) of fertiliser in stock, 4.1 MT more that at the start of the last year’s rabi season. The opening stock was 12.3 MT last year, which means the stock this year is about 34% higher. Addressing a press conference during the National Agriculture Conference, the minister said the government has assessed the total fertiliser requirement for rabi 2026-27 at 38.1
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