Andhra Pradesh Ensures Strict Checks On Fortified Rice Supply: Nadendla
Food and civil supplies minister Nadendla Manohar said that the Andhra Pradesh government has enforced strict quality assurance measures for
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India aspires to become most reliable exporter of rice: IREF’s VP Dev Garg
BY ANI With around 40 per cent share in the global rice trade, India now aspires to establish itself as
Read MoreIndia’s rice stocks hit record, wheat at four-year high
By Rajendra Jadhav India’s rice stocks in government warehouses climbed over 14% from a year earlier to a record high
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Farm & processed food exports up 10% in April-August
By Sandip Das India’s exports of agricultural and processed food products have continued at a brisk pace in the current fiscal year,
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Govt projects a modest 2.4% growth in foodgrains production in 2025-26
By Sandip Das Taking into consideration the impact of flood and excessive rainfall across regions on kharif crop, the government on
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Increased emissions threaten solar infrastructure in India: Study
By Rohini Krishnamurthy India’s solar energy infrastructure, particularly in the southern, central and eastern regions, faces significant risks from increased
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Govt won’t raise ethanol blending in petrol beyond 20%: Petroleum ministry
By Rakesh Kumar Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Tuesday said that the government will not increase the percentage of
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A grain of contention between India and Pakistan may shape EU trade talks with New Delhi
A dispute over the protected status of basmati rice is adding to tensions between India and Pakistan, potentially posing challenges
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AAR rejects Rice Exporter’s Application on Packaged Rice citing Ongoing GST Audits
By – Adwaid M S The Authority for Advance Ruling (AAR), Andhra Pradesh Bench rejected an application seeking clarity on
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Russia revives barter trade to dodge Western sanctions
By Reuters Old-fashioned barter is on the rise in Russia’s foreign trade for the first time since the 1990s, as
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