The government has approved the export of 25 lakh metric tonnes (LMT) of wheat, along with an additional 5 LMT of wheat products, to stabilize domestic markets and ensure profitable returns for producers. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution stated that this decision...
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New Delhi, February 13 Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Friday launched a sharp attack on the opposition Congress for "spreading lies" about the India-US trade agreement, asserting that the Narendra Modi government has completely safeguarded the interests of the farming community...
New Delhi, February 13 The government on Friday allowed the export of 25 lakh tonnes of wheat, along with an additional 5 lakh tonnes of wheat products and sugar each, to stabilize domestic markets and ensure remunerative returns to farmers amid comfortable stock levels.The decision was taken...
Bengaluru, February 13 The following are the commodity prices for Friday.(All rates in Rs/quintal)Rice: Fine – 4,200-4,800; Medium – 5,000-5,500; Jowar – 3,000-3,800; Jaggery (cube) – 4,700-4,900; Jaggery (ball) – 5,000-5,200; Coriander Seed – 11,800-16,000; Chili (fine) – 35,000-73,000...
Bangalore, February 12 The following are the commodity prices for Thursday.(All rates in Rs/quintal)Rice – Fine: 4,200-4,800; Medium: 5,000-5,500; Jowar: 3,000-3,800; Jaggery (cubes): 4,700-4,900; Jaggery (balls): 5,000-5,200; Coriander seeds: 11,800-16,000; Chili (fine): 35,000-73,000...
Sunil Jakhar, the President of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in Punjab, has invited farmer organizations from the state to a dialogue regarding the India-US trade agreement. He stated that if farmers identify any shortcomings in the agreement, they should opt for discussion rather than...
Mohali, February 11 Punjab BJP chief Sunil Jakhar stated on Wednesday that the India-US interim trade agreement will not have any negative impact on farmers, and will instead benefit industry and trade while creating new employment opportunities for the youth.He invited farmer organizations...
Mathura (UP), February 9 Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Monday asserted that the agreement with the US is in the best interest of Indian farmers and said their concerns have been "fully safeguarded".Speaking to reporters while performing the 'parikrama' of Govardhan hills...