Revolutionising agriculture & FMCG: India’s ambitious plan for world’s largest grain storage capacity
Agriculture remains a vital pillar of the Indian economy and plays a central role in the country’s socio-economic development. It
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Tag: food security
Farmers and NGOs express discontent over insufficient increase in MSP
Farmers’ unions and NGOs expressed their dissatisfaction with the large increase in The minimum support price (MSP) announced by the
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‘We need to protect food self-sufficiency, price support to farmers’
Agricultural economists advocated protection of the country’s food self-sufficiency and a system of price support for farmers. Addressing a conference
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How biogas is aiding environmental causes, boosting organic agriculture
Increasing global temperatures, rising sea levels, depleting natural resources, air pollution, and declining soil fertility are some of the effects
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WPPS highlights wheat’s role in India’s pursuit to achieve zero hunger
The Wheat Products Promotion Society (WPPS) emphasized the need to position wheat as a staple food crop to meet the
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Can India tame the impending El Niño?
Agriculture is vital to the economy of India as it provides our basic needs and is the largest employer in
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Indian rice prices gain as Asian nations gear up to tackle El Nino
White (raw) rice prices have been rising across Asia as some countries that rely on the grain as a staple
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Celebrating the successes and advancements of Indian agriculture
Agriculture plays an essential role in boosting the Indian economy. The entire economy is supported by agriculture, which makes up
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Can agricultural value chains resolve the agrarian crisis and build just rural futures?
The Covid pandemic and the largest movement of people since the partition of India has shown that the vast majority
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Wheat procurement may touch 27 million tonnes, 8.5 mt more than annual requirement
Daily wheat purchases fell to 0.2 million tons since Wednesday, May 10, from about 0.5 million tons. May 2 with
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