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Centre allocates 14 lakh tonnes of sugar for sales in Oct 1-15 ahead of Dussehra (opens the original)
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The Indian government has announced 14 lakh tonnes (lt) as the sugar quota, including 1 lt to standalone refiners, for sales in the domestic market during the October 1-15 period as the new sugar season begins from Thursday amid mills gearing up to start sugarcane crushing earlier than normal from around October 15 in Maharashtra and from October 20 in western Uttar Pradesh. In an order on Wednesday, the Food Ministry said that under the fortnightly quota, mills will be required to sell at least
Edible oils duty cut: Indian govt has to balance consumersâ and farmersâ interest, says Agriculture Minister (opens the original)
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Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Tuesday defended the reduction and abolition of import duty on certain edible oils, saying the government has to take a balanced view to ensure availability while protecting farmersâ interests. He announced that the Centreâs nodal agencies, NAFED and NCCF, would procure oilseeds and pulses on their own without waiting for Statesâ requests to avoid time lag when farmers sell below MSPs in the absence of official procurement. Earlier this m
Indiaâs fertiliser subsidy may exceed â¹3 lakh crore in the current fiscal (opens the original)
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Driven by surging global prices, Indiaâs fertilizer subsidy bill could cross â¹3 lakh crore this fiscal year. Pointing to this cost pressure, the Centre has asked states to prevent over-application of nutrients, despite national opening stocks reaching a three-year high on October 1. In his presentation before agriculture ministers of the Centre and States on the second day of the annual rabi conference, Fertilizer Secretary Rajat Kumar Mishra said that due to the global price hike, the per b
More heavy rain can make monsoon normal in September (opens the original)
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The daily rainfall departure from normal during September ranged from a 59 per cent deficit to a 162 per cent surplus, bringing the overall rainfall for the month within the normal range so far. It also helped to bridge the overall deficit in the season since June 1 to 12 per cent against a 14 per cent shortfall until August 31. India Meteorological Department (IMD), which predicted below-normal rainfall for September, said on Monday that the monthly rainfall this month so far was 5 per cent bel
Indiaâs kharif crops output may be lower, crops in winter season also at risk in rainfed areas (opens the original)
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Indiaâs kharif crops is likely to be affected due to deficient rain in many parts of the country, besides untimely rainfall in some irrigated areas. Cultivation of rabi crops will likely be a problem in rainfed areas this year due to El Nino, the annual conference for rabi crops preparation was told on Monday. However, despite deficient and excessive rainfall threatening the yields of some kharif crops, Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan assured that overall sowing targets were met in
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