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Sanjeeb Mukherjee is a journalist with over 20 years of experience covering various news beats, mainly in the agriculture, commodities, rural, and food policy space. He has worked at several places, including United News of India (UNI), Dow Jones Newswires, and Financial Express. Currently, he is working as the Agriculture Editor at Business Standard. His work has taken him to some of the most remote areas of the country, allowing him to gain invaluable insights into the dynamics of rural agriculture markets. He has honed his skills in analysing and providing commentary on India's farm sector policies, focusing on their impact on different stakeholders and their implications for climate change.
Sanjeeb Mukherjee is a journalist with over 20 years of experience covering various news beats, mainly in the agriculture, commodities, rural, and food policy space. He has worked at several places, including United News of India (UNI), Dow Jones Newswires, and Financial Express. Currently, he is working as the Agriculture Editor at Business Standard. His work has taken him to some of the most remote areas of the country, allowing him to gain invaluable insights into the dynamics of rural agriculture markets. He has honed his skills in analysing and providing commentary on India's farm sector policies, focusing on their impact on different stakeholders and their implications for climate change.
A council advising the Prime Minister recommends securing employment for the urban poor.
Market participants anticipate a shift from pulses to oilseeds and cotton in several areas
According to the report, while growth has taken place in terms of an increase in wages earned, the benefits of that growth have been concentrated and this has marginalised the poor further
Some beneficiaries complain of abdominal discomfort, gastritis, diarrhoea and nausea after eating fortified rice
This comes amid speculation that the government may ban export of both commodities as a temporary measure to calm down the prices
Indonesia's ban on palm oil exports has refocused attention on the efficacy of the government's policy to boost domestic production
Three of the regions India is said to be in trade talks with are significant milk producers themselves; Balyan also bats for further hike in milk procurement prices
Traders say market is still biased towards demand; while this could come as some relief to the farmers, a major price spike in the months ahead seems unlikely
Till May 14, some 18 million tonnes of wheat have been bought for Central pool; that's 51% lower than the procurement during the same period last year
No order is in perpetuity, wheat export ban be reviewed, says commerce secretary B V R Subrahmanyam
Trade sources said the decision to ban all sorts of wheat exports with immediate effect will immediately cool down the market prices of wheat and bring it closer to the MSP of Rs 2,015 per quintal
Timely monsoon rains are critical for India's economy and food supply a time when the country is battling soaring prices.
Exporters' mandatory registration on cards; PMO to decide on export ban
The country has enough wheat in stocks and it is monitoring supplies, the government assures mill owners.
Many non-official parameters do indicate a rebound, but high inflation seems to hitting hard, eroding all gains
Takes tough stand on ride cancellation and surge pricing
Here is a look at the major issues surrounding them despite import without duty
'NITI should be seen as an honest broker between the Centre and states', said Bery
Parts of northwest and west central India will continue having normal temperatures in May: Prime Minister's review meeting is told.
Review meeting indicates that the government might not immediately curb exports of the food grain.