Pratik Parija
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Heavy Rain To Inundate India’s Top Cotton, Peanut Growing Region
Saurashtra and Kachchh regions of the western state of Gujarat are projected to receive heavy precipitation for three days through Saturday.
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Gokaldas Defers Bangladesh Apparel Unit Plan As Unrest Lingers
Some top European companies have approached Gokaldas Exports after the Bangladesh turmoil, seeking help in meeting their incremental demand.
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Good Monsoon Rains Help Indian Farmers Plant More Rice, Pulses
India’s farmers expanded planted areas for rice and pulses, helped by higher-than-average rains during the first half of the four-month monsoon season.
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Good Monsoon Rains Help Indian Farmers Plant More Rice, Pulses
India’s farmers expanded planted areas for rice and pulses, helped by higher-than-average rains during the first half of the four-month monsoon season.
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India Boosts Planting Of Oilseeds After Better Monsoon Rains
India’s farmers increased sowing of oilseeds and pulses as the nation records monsoon rains higher than the seasonal average.
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India Boosts Planting Of Oilseeds After Better Monsoon Rains
India’s farmers increased sowing of oilseeds and pulses as the nation records monsoon rains higher than the seasonal average.
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India Mulls Easing Rice Export Limits In Boon To World Buyers
The government is considering allowing white rice shipments with a fixed duty, said people in the know.
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India Scraps Pulses Import Tax To Cool Prices Amid Election
Pulses are an important part of the Indian cuisine and the main source of protein for millions in the world’s most populous nation.
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India Scraps Pulses Import Tax To Cool Prices Amid Election
Pulses are an important part of the Indian cuisine and the main source of protein for millions in the world’s most populous nation.
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India Predicts Sweltering May, Raising Power Shortage Worry
The number of heat wave days are also likely to be higher during the month, according to IMD.
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India May Devote More Sugar To Ethanol In Blow To Export Hopes
The nation extended its export restrictions in October to protect domestic supplies ahead of national elections.
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India May Devote More Sugar To Ethanol In Blow To Export Hopes
The nation extended its export restrictions in October to protect domestic supplies ahead of national elections.
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India Predicts Hotter Weather In Risk To Crops And Exports
India forecast hotter-than-normal temperatures until May, posing a threat to crops and increasing the risk that the country’s curbs on grain exports will remain.
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Indian Capital Locks Down As Farmers Mass To Protest Crop Prices
Protest organizers and government officials held a nearly five-hour long meeting Monday evening, according to farmer group leaders.
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Indian Capital Locks Down As Farmers Mass To Protest Crop Prices
Protest organizers and government officials held a nearly five-hour long meeting Monday evening, according to farmer group leaders.
