Prime Minister Narendra Modi Archives - Page 4 of 5

Modi 3.0: Tarun Sawhney anticipates key policy changes focused on sugar MSP increase, easing export restrictions and ethanol programme push

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, beginning his third consecutive term, prioritized farmers' welfare by signing the 'PM Kisan Nidhi' scheme as his first...

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Rice News in English

India raises crop prices as Modi tries to win over farmers

India, under Prime Minister Modi, has increased support prices for summer crops like rice, soybean, and cotton to woo farmers ahead of...

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Edible Oil News in English

Edible oils, pulses in focus as agriculture minister Chouhan takes charge

India's agriculture ministry, led by Shivraj Singh Chauhan, aims for pulses self-sufficiency by 2027-28 and will launch a new scheme to boost...

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Ethanol & Bioenergy News in English

I am reasonably confident that 20 per cent ethanol blending target will be completed by 2025: Hardeep Singh Puri

New Delhi: Hardeep Singh Puri, Union Minister of Petroleum and Natural Gas, announced the increase in oil production from the 98/2 well...

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Wheat News in English

India set for wheat imports after six years, to shoreup reserves

India is set to resume wheat imports after a six-year hiatus to replenish reserves and stabilize prices following disappointing crops. The government...

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Sugar News in English

Government helped to increase crushing capacity of 38 sugar mills: Amit Shah

Union Home Minister Amit Shah criticized previous SP and BSP governments for shutting down sugar mills in Kushinagar. Speaking at a rally...

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Sugar News in English

Andhra Pradesh’s sugar industry in crisis

Visakhapatnam: Andhra Pradesh's sugarcane farmers face hardships as sugar factories shut down, leaving them with no buyers. Chittoor and Anakapalle districts, once...

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Sugar News in English

Poor support makes sugar industry suffer

Visakhapatnam: The shutdown of sugar factories in Andhra Pradesh has devastated sugarcane farmers in Chittoor and Anakapalle districts. Once 29, only five...