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THE IRAN WAR EXPOSES INDIA’S DEPENDENCE ON IMPORTED PULSES, FERTILISERS AND EDIBLE OILS, WITH THE EXPENSE SET TO SOAR TO $56 BILLION OR 6 PER CENT OF TOTAL IMPORTS. WHAT WE NEED TO DO TO ACHIEVE FOOD SELF-SUFFICIENCY
Astark imbalance plagues India’s farm sector. We are super-abundant in rice and wheat. We even clinched the world’s top rank for paddy in January. State warehouses are overflowing many times over target. After running a food welfare...
EVEN BEFORE THE DUST HAD BEGUN TO SETTLE on the splintering Trinamool Congress (TMC), news channels were flashing reports of a similar discomfort in Maharashtra, with MPs of the Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) turning up in Delhi....
EVEN BEFORE THE DUST HAD BEGUN TO SETTLE on the splintering Trinamool Congress (TMC), news channels were flashing reports of a similar discomfort in Maharashtra, with MPs of the Shiv Sena (Uddhav Balasaheb Thackeray) turning up in Delhi....
