Elephants raid Chhattisgarh’s paddy centres night after night; over 70 bags damaged
By Rashmi Drolia Villagers in Chhattisgarh’s Raigarh district are spending their nights guarding paddy stacks from wild elephants that now
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COMMODITIES
Argentine farmers bag last fields of a dream wheat season
By Miguel Lo Bianco Diego Ugrotte, like many other Argentine farmers, is wrapping up what could be described as a near-perfect
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Daal mills seek mandi tax relief on pulses
Citing rising costs and shrinking margins, the All India Daal Mill Association has urged the state govt to exempt MSME-registered
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Japan’s rice policy at crossroads amid output shift and high prices
By JIJI Japan’s rice policy is at a crossroads as prices of the country’s staple food stay around record highs,
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Hyderabad: Locals oppose proposed ethanol plant at Mominpet
By U Sudhakar Reddy A proposed 60 KLPD grain-based distillery (ethanol) by Suvira Bio Fuels Private Limited at Mominpet in
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Haryana: Rice millers’ defy delivery rules, no action on officials
By Parveen Arora During the 2023–24 paddy procurement season, five rice millers in the district failed to deliver custom-milled rice
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Punjab: PAU issues advisory for yellow rust in wheat
As cold winds sweep the state’s wheat-growing regions, Punjab Agricultural University (PAU) has issued a warning for return of yellow
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Flour millers protest Sindh’s (Pakistan) wheat policy, allege subsidy favouring traders
By ANI Flour mill operators have expressed their dissatisfaction with the Sindh government’s inconsistent approach of providing a restricted wheat
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Green waste’s fiery exit in Ludhiana (Punjab): Rs 4 crore revised tender for problem’s biofuel fix.
By Nidhi Bhardwaj The municipal corporation has relaunched a multi-crore rupee tender to outsource its horticulture waste management, seeking to
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Time For New Delhi To Choke Dhaka? Bangladesh Turns To India For Rice, But Exporters Urge GoI To Halt Supplies
By Akash Sinha Bangladesh is not only struggling to establish peace ahead of its general elections, but it has also
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