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Philippines rice production dips amid typhoon-related losses

By John Reidy Typhoon-related losses and challenging post-harvest conditions are taking their toll on 2025-26 rice production for the Philippines,

According to officials, the seizure involved six vehicles, including three trucks, intercepted at different border points late Tuesday night. The

The Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), Karnal police station, has registered a case against seven persons, including the then secretary of the

By Mayank Bhardwaj and Bhawika Chhabra When India overtook China as the world’s largest producer of rice this year, the country’s politicians and

By Deepender Deswal Farmers endured a punishing double whammy — devastating floods on the ground and flaws in the procurement

By Rashmi Drolia Villagers in Chhattisgarh’s Raigarh district are spending their nights guarding paddy stacks from wild elephants that now

By JIJI Japan’s rice policy is at a crossroads as prices of the country’s staple food stay around record highs,

By Parveen Arora During the 2023–24 paddy procurement season, five rice millers in the district failed to deliver custom-milled rice

By Akash Sinha Bangladesh is not only struggling to establish peace ahead of its general elections, but it has also

By Rajendra Jadhav India’s rice inventories in government warehouses climbed nearly 12% from a year earlier to a record high