Agricultural Growth

The read-out for June quarter was in line with the 20.0 per cent growth forecast of analysts in a Reuters poll, and much higher than 1.6 per cent growth rate for the previous year.

Non-food bank credit growth decelerated and stood at 5.9 per cent in May 2021 as compared to 6.1 per cent in May 2020, as per RBI data.

The agriculture and industrial sectors witnessed growth in the October-December quarter of the current fiscal, while the contact intensive services sectors registered de-growth

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that farmers have been behind the progress of the country, adding that that steps taken by the Centre in the last six years made them self-reliant and led to the growth in the agriculture sector even amid the pandemic.

Agriculture sector is estimated to see a growth of 3.4 per cent in 2020-21. However, it will be lower than 4 per cent growth recorded in 2019-20.

The Seed Centre of TNAU conducted research to standardise seed treatment and foliar spray with 'Protein Extract' to increase crop growth and productivity.

India Q2 GDP Data Key Highlights: Agriculture, manufacturing, and electricity were the three sectors which showed a V-shaped recovery in terms of growth

Agriculture grew by 3.4 per cent, manufacturing by 0.6 per cent from -39.9 per cent in Q1

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday wooed global investors by showcasing the recent agriculture and labour reforms and faster-than-anticipated reflating of the economy and asserted that the government will do whatever it takes to make India the engine of global growth resurgence.

The 9 per cent above-average rainfall replenished reservoirs and built up ground water, helping assuage water shortages in pockets of the country of 1.3 billion people.

The GDP growth of 3.4 per cent in India's agriculture sector in Q1 has reflected in Mahindra's tractor sales as well in the last three months, recording a positive growth despite the coronavirus crisis.

The farm ministry could revise its preliminary planting figures, however, as more data flows in from states.

Impact of COVID-19: Farming activities were exempted from the nationwide lockdown to facilitate uninterrupted harvesting of rabi crops and sowing of kharif crops.

The monsoon covered the entire country nearly two weeks earlier than usual, helping farmers speed up planting.

The finance minister emphasised that green shoots are visible and the agriculture sector is driving growth

The read-out for June quarter was in line with the 20.0 per cent growth forecast of analysts in a Reuters poll, and much higher than 1.6 per cent growth rate for the previous year.

Non-food bank credit growth decelerated and stood at 5.9 per cent in May 2021 as compared to 6.1 per cent in May 2020, as per RBI data.

The agriculture and industrial sectors witnessed growth in the October-December quarter of the current fiscal, while the contact intensive services sectors registered de-growth

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that farmers have been behind the progress of the country, adding that that steps taken by the Centre in the last six years made them self-reliant and led to the growth in the agriculture sector even amid the pandemic.

Agriculture sector is estimated to see a growth of 3.4 per cent in 2020-21. However, it will be lower than 4 per cent growth recorded in 2019-20.

The Seed Centre of TNAU conducted research to standardise seed treatment and foliar spray with 'Protein Extract' to increase crop growth and productivity.

India Q2 GDP Data Key Highlights: Agriculture, manufacturing, and electricity were the three sectors which showed a V-shaped recovery in terms of growth

Agriculture grew by 3.4 per cent, manufacturing by 0.6 per cent from -39.9 per cent in Q1

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday wooed global investors by showcasing the recent agriculture and labour reforms and faster-than-anticipated reflating of the economy and asserted that the government will do whatever it takes to make India the engine of global growth resurgence.

The 9 per cent above-average rainfall replenished reservoirs and built up ground water, helping assuage water shortages in pockets of the country of 1.3 billion people.

The GDP growth of 3.4 per cent in India's agriculture sector in Q1 has reflected in Mahindra's tractor sales as well in the last three months, recording a positive growth despite the coronavirus crisis.

The farm ministry could revise its preliminary planting figures, however, as more data flows in from states.

Impact of COVID-19: Farming activities were exempted from the nationwide lockdown to facilitate uninterrupted harvesting of rabi crops and sowing of kharif crops.

The monsoon covered the entire country nearly two weeks earlier than usual, helping farmers speed up planting.

The finance minister emphasised that green shoots are visible and the agriculture sector is driving growth