Central government absorbs fertilizer price burden and monitors water crisis amid El Nino's impact on kharif crops.
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Updated Jun 20
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Central government absorbs fertilizer price burden and monitors water crisis amid El Nino's impact on kharif crops.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Central government monitors the impact of El Nino on Indian crops, with financial institutions like ICICI Bank reporting on agricultural risks.Sub-event
Government absorbs fertilizer costs and assures farmers amid El Nino-induced crop risk.1 source
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India is pursuing bilateral trade agreements and expanding Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) under the tenure of PM Modi, while the government addresses the impacts of El Nino on agriculture.Also in this story
- India's trade strategy includes pursuing Free Trade Agreements with developed economies, specifically mentioning the EU.
- India, led by Goyal and Modi, is expanding strategic partnerships and bilateral trade with various global partners, including resource cooperation.
- Protests erupt against the Central Government over the corporatization of agriculture due to risks posed by Free Trade Agreements.
- Piyush Goyal discussed trade growth and targets, noting India is exploring a potential FTA with the EAEU bloc.
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- El Nino
Related events
- El Nino is causing drought and crop impacts in Maharashtra, coinciding with Shiv Sena criticism of the ruling government's handling of state issues.
- The government, represented by Shivraj Singh Chouhan, warned about potential El Niño disruptions threatening the Kharif agricultural season in India.
- El Nino is causing significant concerns regarding crop production and water security for paddy farmers in Punjab.
- The ongoing conflict in West Asia is causing economic fallout, driving up fertilizer prices and yield uncertainty, compounded by El Nino persistence.
- Government controls imports, exports, and stockholding of sugar due to poor monsoon conditions caused by El Nino.