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India Records Nearly 15% Rise In Export Of Agricultural, Processed Food Products In April-October
India has registered a significant surge in export of agricultural and processed food products in April-October period of current financial year 2021-22 (FY22), in comparison to the corresponding seven month period of last fiscal (FY21).
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MSP, Government Procurement Important Part Of Country’s Food Security: PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi said the government is committed towards procurement of agriculture crops at minimum support price.
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Rajasthan Is Getting More Rain. That’s Not Good News
Data indicates that rainfall in Ajmer has become increasingly erratic over the decade to 2018.
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World Bank Projects India’s GDP To Expand 7.5% In FY20
The real GDP growth is estimated at 7.2 percent in financial year 2018-19, the World Bank said.
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Monsoon May Be Below Normal This Year With 15% Chances Of Drought, Says Skymet
Chances of a drought are at 15 percent, says Skymet.
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Increased Chances Of El Nino Is A Concern For Indian Monsoon, Says Skymet
Increased chances of El Nino can result in reduced and uneven rainfall across the Indian subcontinent.
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Agriculture Export Policy To Double Farm Exports Cleared By Cabinet
The cabinet today cleared the long-awaited Agriculture Export Policy that's in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's commitment to double farmers' income by 2022. The new policy aims to double the nation's farm exports to $60 billion by 2022 and gives a "greater thrust" to value-added products, promotion and branding of India's produce.
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ICRA Says GDP Growth May Ease To 7.2% In July-September Quarter
Economy may slow down to 7.2 percent due to sluggishness in agriculture and industry.
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India May Bid Farewell To Its Monsoon Season By Oct. 20
The monsoon season officially ends on Sept. 30 but it lingers around for over a fortnight in parts of the country.
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How An Erratic Monsoon Wreaks Havoc On India And Beyond
This year’s monsoons brought both too much and too little rain, depending on the region.
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Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s Economy: ‘Policy No Good Without Implementation’
Government machinery “is designed to achieve delay, not development; its preoccupation is procedures, not performance.”
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Foodgrain Output May Surpass Last Year’s Level, Agriculture Secretary Says
India’s foodgrain output could exceed last year’s record due to better rains and higher prices.
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India Hikes Raw Jute MSP By Rs 200 To Rs 3,700 Per Quintal This Year
The government increased the MSP of raw jute by Rs 200 per quintal to Rs 3,700 per quintal for 2018-19 crop season.
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Government Meets Rs 10 Lakh Crore Credit Disbursal Target For FY18
Agriculture ministry will soon put a proposal before the Cabinet to improve lending to small and marginal farmers.
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IMD Forecasts Normal Monsoon For Third Straight Year
IMD says India will recieve 97% of the long-term average rainfall this monsoon season.
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India Records Nearly 15% Rise In Export Of Agricultural, Processed Food Products In April-October
India has registered a significant surge in export of agricultural and processed food products in April-October period of current financial year 2021-22 (FY22), in comparison to the corresponding seven month period of last fiscal (FY21).
-
MSP, Government Procurement Important Part Of Country’s Food Security: PM Modi
Prime Minister Modi said the government is committed towards procurement of agriculture crops at minimum support price.
-
Rajasthan Is Getting More Rain. That’s Not Good News
Data indicates that rainfall in Ajmer has become increasingly erratic over the decade to 2018.
-
World Bank Projects India’s GDP To Expand 7.5% In FY20
The real GDP growth is estimated at 7.2 percent in financial year 2018-19, the World Bank said.
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Monsoon May Be Below Normal This Year With 15% Chances Of Drought, Says Skymet
Chances of a drought are at 15 percent, says Skymet.
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Increased Chances Of El Nino Is A Concern For Indian Monsoon, Says Skymet
Increased chances of El Nino can result in reduced and uneven rainfall across the Indian subcontinent.
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Agriculture Export Policy To Double Farm Exports Cleared By Cabinet
The cabinet today cleared the long-awaited Agriculture Export Policy that's in line with Prime Minister Narendra Modi's commitment to double farmers' income by 2022. The new policy aims to double the nation's farm exports to $60 billion by 2022 and gives a "greater thrust" to value-added products, promotion and branding of India's produce.
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ICRA Says GDP Growth May Ease To 7.2% In July-September Quarter
Economy may slow down to 7.2 percent due to sluggishness in agriculture and industry.
-
India May Bid Farewell To Its Monsoon Season By Oct. 20
The monsoon season officially ends on Sept. 30 but it lingers around for over a fortnight in parts of the country.
-
How An Erratic Monsoon Wreaks Havoc On India And Beyond
This year’s monsoons brought both too much and too little rain, depending on the region.
-
Atal Bihari Vajpayee’s Economy: ‘Policy No Good Without Implementation’
Government machinery “is designed to achieve delay, not development; its preoccupation is procedures, not performance.”
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Foodgrain Output May Surpass Last Year’s Level, Agriculture Secretary Says
India’s foodgrain output could exceed last year’s record due to better rains and higher prices.
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India Hikes Raw Jute MSP By Rs 200 To Rs 3,700 Per Quintal This Year
The government increased the MSP of raw jute by Rs 200 per quintal to Rs 3,700 per quintal for 2018-19 crop season.
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Government Meets Rs 10 Lakh Crore Credit Disbursal Target For FY18
Agriculture ministry will soon put a proposal before the Cabinet to improve lending to small and marginal farmers.
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IMD Forecasts Normal Monsoon For Third Straight Year
IMD says India will recieve 97% of the long-term average rainfall this monsoon season.
