Tomatoes disappear from kitchens as prices soar in Delhi, vendors blame rains
Greengrocers and wholesalers blamed the rain for disrupting tomato supplies, driving up prices of staple foods in retail markets in
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Greengrocers and wholesalers blamed the rain for disrupting tomato supplies, driving up prices of staple foods in retail markets in
Continue readingUrea sales fell 3 percent to 3.12 million tons in the April-May period, compared to 3.23 million tons a year
Continue readingMD Mohapatra, director general of the institute, said on Friday that India could receive more than 100 percent of its
Continue readingAs the deficit narrowed in India’s southwest monsoon, the total area of all crops increased to 203.18 thousand hectares (lh)
Continue readingThe monsoon advances to the last land mass frontier currently by several days ahead of schedule and It may cover
Continue readingThe rainfall deficit for the country as a whole was reduced by five percentage points to 28 percent over the
Continue readingFor the first time after 1961, Mumbai and Delhi were covered by the monsoon on the same day while the
Continue readingLocal markets are likely to open positively on Friday. The SGX Nifty Index at 18,855 points to a flat open
Continue readingEven as the monsoon deficit narrowed to 31 percent of normal on Friday from 47 percent in the previous week,
Continue readingA new cyclonic cycle is likely to form over the Bay of Bengal off the coast of Odisha by Monday
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