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Domestic Rice Prices "May Continue To Rise": Food Ministry
Domestic rice prices are showing an upward trend and it "may continue to increase" due to low kharif production forecast and 11 per cent jump in export of non-basmati rice, the food ministry said today.
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Rice Production Likely To Fall By 10-12 Million Tonne In Kharif Season: Government
India's rice production could fall by 10-12 million tonnes during the Kharif season of this year, due to a fall in paddy sowing area, the government said on Friday.
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Kharif Production May Touch Record 150.5 Million Tonnes In 2020-21 Crop Year
More than adequate monsoon may help food grains output reach 150.5 million tonnes, which would be a record during the current Kharif season of 2020-21
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Rice Production Estimated At Record 102.36 Million Tonnes In 2020-21 Kharif Season: Centre
India's rice production is estimated at record 102.36 million tonnes in kharif season of 2020-21 crop year on the back of good monsoon rains and acreage, according to government data.
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Thanks to Monsoon, Foodgrain Production to Grow By 9%: Union Agriculture Minister
Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh on Thursday said that country's foodgrain production is estimated to rise by nine per cent to an all-time high of 135.03 million tonnes in the 2016-17 'kharif' (summer sowing) season with record output of rice and pulses following a good monsoon.
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Rice Prices May Rise in Coming Months: Assocham
After pulses, rice prices may also shoot up in the coming months due to depleting stocks and a likely fall in its kharif output, according to a report by industry body Assocham.
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Rice Prices May Reach Boiling Point in Coming Months
After pulses, rice prices may also shoot up and reach a "boiling point" in the coming months due to depleting stocks and likely fall in its kharif output, according to industry body Assocham.
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Kharif Sowing Shows a Decline, May Hit Overall Food Production
The Narendra Modi government's plans to rein in prices of food essentials is likely to be hit by a weak monsoon, which has had an adverse impact on the sowing of important kharif crops such as rices and pulses across the country.
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With a 70 percent rain deficit, Punjab farmers are a worried lot
It's still not a happy time for farmers in Punjab. A delayed monsoon has increased their worries and any more of a delay could hit the production of rice paddy crop and also increase the input cost of cultivating Kharif crop. Punjab is facing a rain deficit of more than 70 per cent. Delayed monsoons have hindered the plans of many farmers who have...
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Record rice output to help tame prices
In what should bring some relief to the government in its battle against rising food prices, the country’s foodgrain production during the current kharif season is expected to be 123.88 million tonnes
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Domestic Rice Prices "May Continue To Rise": Food Ministry
Domestic rice prices are showing an upward trend and it "may continue to increase" due to low kharif production forecast and 11 per cent jump in export of non-basmati rice, the food ministry said today.
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Rice Production Likely To Fall By 10-12 Million Tonne In Kharif Season: Government
India's rice production could fall by 10-12 million tonnes during the Kharif season of this year, due to a fall in paddy sowing area, the government said on Friday.
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Kharif Production May Touch Record 150.5 Million Tonnes In 2020-21 Crop Year
More than adequate monsoon may help food grains output reach 150.5 million tonnes, which would be a record during the current Kharif season of 2020-21
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Rice Production Estimated At Record 102.36 Million Tonnes In 2020-21 Kharif Season: Centre
India's rice production is estimated at record 102.36 million tonnes in kharif season of 2020-21 crop year on the back of good monsoon rains and acreage, according to government data.
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Thanks to Monsoon, Foodgrain Production to Grow By 9%: Union Agriculture Minister
Union Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh on Thursday said that country's foodgrain production is estimated to rise by nine per cent to an all-time high of 135.03 million tonnes in the 2016-17 'kharif' (summer sowing) season with record output of rice and pulses following a good monsoon.
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Rice Prices May Rise in Coming Months: Assocham
After pulses, rice prices may also shoot up in the coming months due to depleting stocks and a likely fall in its kharif output, according to a report by industry body Assocham.
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Rice Prices May Reach Boiling Point in Coming Months
After pulses, rice prices may also shoot up and reach a "boiling point" in the coming months due to depleting stocks and likely fall in its kharif output, according to industry body Assocham.
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Kharif Sowing Shows a Decline, May Hit Overall Food Production
The Narendra Modi government's plans to rein in prices of food essentials is likely to be hit by a weak monsoon, which has had an adverse impact on the sowing of important kharif crops such as rices and pulses across the country.
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With a 70 percent rain deficit, Punjab farmers are a worried lot
It's still not a happy time for farmers in Punjab. A delayed monsoon has increased their worries and any more of a delay could hit the production of rice paddy crop and also increase the input cost of cultivating Kharif crop. Punjab is facing a rain deficit of more than 70 per cent. Delayed monsoons have hindered the plans of many farmers who have...
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Record rice output to help tame prices
In what should bring some relief to the government in its battle against rising food prices, the country’s foodgrain production during the current kharif season is expected to be 123.88 million tonnes
