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El Nino Disrupts Pulses Production in India; Haryana Reviews Electricity Model

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What happened

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El Nino is causing erratic pulses production in India, specifically tur dal, which has shown inconsistent yields over the last five years. Separately, the Haryana government reversed its decision on electricity distribution licensing, leading to calls for the state to emulate the successful electricity model used in Mumbai.

From thehindubusinessline.com

Why it matters

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The erratic pulses production due to El Nino impacts India's national food supply chain, requiring policy measures that balance the interests of consumers and farmers. The policy shift in Haryana regarding electricity distribution could alter the regulatory environment for power services.

From thehindubusinessline.com

Who's involved

  • IndiaThe nation affected by erratic pulses production and trade negotiations.
  • El NinoThe climate driver causing adverse weather and agricultural risks in India.
  • HaryanaThe state considering changes to its electricity distribution licensing model.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • IndiaSpeculative

    The national food supply chain might face disruptions due to erratic pulses production.

  • Procurement volumes for pulses could be affected by unstable supply chains.

  • Farmer revenue might be threatened by the erratic pulses production.

  • State-level policy intervention might be required to manage resource issues related to pulses production.

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