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February 2022

Briefing
April 30, 2016

Drought Gives Resonance To Kelkar Committee's 2013 Report on Marathwada

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Shifting Marathwada’s sugarcane and horticulture crops to drip irrigation, extensive watershed…
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Briefing
April 21, 2016

Latur's Peepli Live Moment Brings It Relief From the Agonizing Quest for Water

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One realizes in Latur that drought is not an equalizer; it has a class bias. Poor people suffer the…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefing
April 21, 2016

RBI Lifts Lending Freeze on Punjab's Procurement Agencies, say Dailies

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The Reserve Bank has allowed banks to offer the Punjab government a cash credit limit of Rs 17,523…
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Briefing
April 21, 2016

China's Long-term Focus Necessary for Syngenta's Growth: CEO John Ramsay

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The Swiss agrochemical and crop protection company, Syngenta, spurned merger with Monsanto and…
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Agriculture PolicyBiodiversityGM Crops
April 16, 2016

Institute Advices 'Towards Organic' Agriculture for Food Bowl Areas; Silent on GM Crops

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Since the government is engaged in a nationalist versus multinational battle on genetically-modified…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefing
April 13, 2016

Cigarette Makers Cite Farmers' Distress, Increased Smuggling, Against Larger Pictorial Health Warnings

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The cigarette industry is shooting from the shoulders of tobacco farmers. A half-page ad in the…
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April 11, 2016

Cheap Crop Loans are Parked in Fixed Deposits, Re-lent at Higher Rates, Say Economists

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In an article in the Indian Express, agricultural economist Ashok Gulati and researcher Prerna…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefing
April 11, 2016

Maharashtra's Cereal Production to Decline by 40 Percent, IndiaSpend says

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The production of cereals in Maharashtra is expected to decline by 41 percent to 1.05 lakh tonnes…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefing
April 7, 2016

Slogans Will Not Double Farmers' Income by 2022, Strategy Must Match Intent

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Between speakers ─ economist, socialist, communist and activist ─ there was agreement that there…
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Agriculture PolicyBriefing
April 2, 2016

Fine Start to Soil Health Mission: 90 Percent of Sample Target Achieved, but Testing Lags

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Quietly, beyond the glare of publicity, the agriculture ministry has nearly achieved the soil health…
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