 "Nano Urea")
Rajasthan Agriculture Minister Dr Kirori Lal Meena has said that there is no shortage of urea in the state and the government is ensuring its timely supply and transparent distribution to farmers.
"Currently, there is no shortage of urea in the state," the minister said, adding the agriculture department is constantly monitoring the daily availability of fertilisers, identifying districts and blocks with low availability and high consumption, and ensuring priority and transparent distribution across the state, Meena said.
“Department officials are working with complete vigilance across the state to prevent black marketing and hoarding of fertilisers, and strict action is being taken in cases of illegal storage, black marketing, and diversion of urea,” the minister said.
The agriculture minister’s statement came after former chief minister and senior Congress leader Ashok Gehlot criticised the state government for its failure to provide fertilisers to farmers on time.
The minister stated that the state government is continuously coordinating with the Union government to ensure the supply of fertilisers according to the demand.
Also Read
 "The National Highways Authority of India's (NHAI) plan to switch to satellite-based toll collection system will not just eliminate the physical toll booths and the road congestion, but will also offer a significant opportunity to insurance companies")
 "Prasar Bharati")
 "Trai")
 "SRL Diagnostics, Agilus Diagnostics, Anand K, marketing spend, pharma")
“The demand for the current rabi season from October to December was 11.34 lakh metric tonnes, while 14.10 lakh metric tonnes of urea have been made available so far, including the stock available on October 1, 2025. Currently, 119,000 metric tonnes of urea is available in stock in the state,” he said.
He stated that against the demand of 31,900 metric tonnes of urea in Banswara district from October to December, 42,763 metric tonnes have been made available so far, which is 34 per cent more than the demand. Currently, 4,589 metric tonnes of urea are available in Banswara district, around 432 metric tonnes in Dungarpur and 2,169 metric tonnes in Udaipur district.
He said that there is no shortage of urea in the entire Vagad and Mewar region. Agriculture department officials are distributing urea in the state with complete vigilance, he added.
 "oil, crude oil,")
 "Qcom, quick commerce")
 "Sagarmala Finance Corporation")
 "Yamuna Expressway")
 "Morbi district has emerged as a key pillar of India's ceramic economy")
