Pulses in US-India Trade Deal: A New Concern for Farmers
The potential inclusion of specific pulses in the trade deal raises alarms among Indian farmers about the impact on their industry and livelihoods.
Omar Abdullah on Trade Deal's Threat to J&K Horticulture Industry
The CM criticizes the India-U.S. trade deal for its negative effects on J&K’s horticulture and highlights budget welfare measures amidst opposition criticism.
Piyush Goyal Addresses Trade Deal and Concerns of Farmers
Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal reassures farmers while clarifying trade deal nuances amid U.S. relations and Russian oil imports.
Farmers Protest Against India-US Trade Deal Scheduled for February 12
As farmers' unions call for a strike, RSS affiliates back the deal, raising debates in Parliament over agricultural sector implications.
Niti Aayog Projects Agriculture Growth at 4% for FY26
Exploring the factors influencing agricultural growth and its implications for India's economy in FY26.
Niti vs Niyat: Navigating India's Agricultural Policy
Exploring how the absence of opposition affects agricultural reforms and fiscal strategy in India’s farm policy framework.
Exploring the Land Problem in Global Food Systems
Uncovering the critical agricultural practices that impact our environment and the urgent need for change
Forgotten Crops: Keys to India's Food and Climate Future
Neglected fruits and vegetables could revolutionize nutrition security and climate resilience in India if policy changes support them.
Kashmir and Himachal Apple Growers Brace for Market Shock as New Zealand Imports Loom
Reduced import duties under the India-New Zealand FTA threaten off-season prices, cold storage investments, and the livelihoods of over 16 lakh families in India’s apple heartlands
Tamil Nadu’s Quiet Agricultural Win Amid a Normal Monsoon
Steady water availability, near-target paddy coverage, and strong procurement underscore resilience beyond rainfall forecasts
From Illicit Crop to Green Economy: Himachal Moves to Legalise Hemp
A regulated cannabis framework, capped at low THC levels, could fetch ₹1,000–2,000 crore annually while shifting farmers from illegal trade to industrial and medicinal markets
India Tops Global Rice Production, But Its Water Crisis Deepens
Record exports mask a hidden strain on aquifers as farmers drill deeper and subsidies fuel unsustainable irrigation in Punjab and Haryana