Posts By The Indian Express
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282Wheat News in EnglishIMD predicts snowfall in Himalayas, rain in plains; wheat crop may suffer
NEW DELHI: Two western disturbances are likely to cause snowfall in higher reaches of the Himalayas and rainfall with thunderstorms and gusty...
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350EnglishGovt allows Nafed, NCCF to sell maize to ethanol makers at base rate of Rs 2,291/quintal
To ensure uninterrupted supply of maize for ethanol makers, the government has allowed cooperatives Nafed and NCCF to sell maize at a...
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294EnglishFrom paucity to excess, why sugar mills in India now face a financial crisis due to better yields
Corners seem to have turned for the sugar sector in India with better-than-expected yields of sugarcane, but the changing ecosystem is posing...
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195EnglishSugar trade body’s first estimate pegs output 4% lower for 2023-24 season
Sugar trade body AISTA on Monday projected the country’s sugar production to be around 31.6 million tonnes for the 2023-24 season (October-September),...
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286EnglishHow food inflation in India has been de-globalised, what factors can drive prices now
World food prices have crashed from the peaks scaled in 2022, especially post Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The UN Food and Agriculture...
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397EnglishIndia’s wheat output may touch new record of 114 million tonnes in 2023-24
Wheat production is expected to touch a new record of 114 million tonnes in the ongoing 2023-24 crop year on higher coverage...
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345EnglishIndia’s sugar sector upbeat as Maharashtra, Karnataka report increase in cane yield, sugar production
India’s sugar production for the crushing year 2023-24 is expected to witness a positive trend following a boost in yield from two...
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271English‘New freedom when petrol, diesel imports stop’: Gadkari pushes for alternative fuel
Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari on Sunday said India would achieve a “new freedom” when it no longer...
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365EnglishExpress View on restriction of ethanol production: Food vs fuel
Indian agribusinesses have been subjected to a series of policy shocks since mid-2022, from export curbs on rice, wheat, sugar and onions...
