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Smartphone Sales Fell to 96 Million Units Globally in May 2022: Counterpoint Research
Smartphone sales globally have slipped below the 100 million mark in May 2022, according to Counterpoint Research’s Market Pulse Service. The research said that the global market sales of smartphones have dropped 4 percent MoM and 10 percent YoY in May 2022, marking the second consecutive drop in MoM sales and 11th consecutive decline in YoY sale...
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Despite Global Food Crisis, WTO Trouble For Indian Exports: Ms Sitharaman
Amidst a global shortage of food grains in the aftermath of the Ukrainian war, countries like India which have the potential to address this by exporting agricultural products, in particular cereals, are facing difficulties from the World Trade Organization, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Friday.
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India Seeks BRICS' Cooperation To Meet Shortfall Of Pulses
Faced with a shortage in production of pulses and oilseeds, India today sought cooperation from BRICS nations - Brazil, Russia, China, and South Africa - to meet its domestic demand. "India would like to seek cooperation of member countries in helping meet our production shortfall in crops like pulses and oilseeds," Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan...
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Talks On With Brazil To Produce Pulses For India: Ram Vilas Paswan
There would be no shortage of pulses from next year as the government is taking several steps to boost the production, including talks with Brazil to produce pulses for India, union food minister Ram Vilas Paswan said today.
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Australia Pulse Crops Racing To Record To Fill Indian Plates
Australian farmers are set to churn out record harvests of pulses such as chickpeas and lentils after they rushed to take advantage of surging prices due to shortages in world No.1 producer and consumer India.
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Behind India's Dal Inflation, A Government-Made Shortage?
As prices of pulses continue to remain high across the country, the government has claimed to have taken a number of proactive measures to ease the crisis.
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India May Grow Dal In Mozambique, Myanmar To Counter Shortage
India is sending teams to Mozambique and Myanmar to explore the possibility of growing pulses or dal as it battles burgeoning demand and steep prices, food minister Ram Vilas Paswan has told NDTV.
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To Tackle Dal Shortage, Centre Looks At Growing Pulses in African Nations
Government is exploring the feasibility of contract farming of pulses in African countries -- Mozambique, Tanzania and Malawi -- as it looks for a long-term solution to domestic shortage and high prices.
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Decision On GM Pulses Depends On Biotech Regulator, Says Government
Faced with shortage of pulses and rising prices, Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh on Tuesday said the government's decision on GM pulses will depend on green signal from the biotech regulator GEAC.
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Over 4,660 Tonnes of Seized Pulses Offloaded in Open Market: Government
Over 4,660 tonnes of pulses out of total 1.33 lakh tonnes seized from hoarders in raids across India have been offloaded in the open market in five states that will help boost availability and bring down dal prices.
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Centre Hikes Minimum Support Prices for Rabi Crops to Boost Production
Hours after the final phase of voting in Bihar ended, the government on Thursday announced impressive hikes in the Minimum Support Prices or MSP for farmers, especially those who grow pulses.
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Pulses Prices Start Easing as 82,000 Tonnes Seized From Hoarders
Over 82,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized so far from hoarders during 8,394 raids carried out by 12 state governments, resulting in a marginal fall in tur and urad dal prices across the country.
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Pulses Importers Seek Removal of Restrictions to Bring Prices in Control
As dal prices continue to rage, pulses importers today offered to supply one lakh kilograms of tur dal per day at Rs 135 a kilogram and asked the National Democratic Alliance government to exempt them from stock holding limits.
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Centre to Procure Pulses Directly From Farmer Starting November
With dal prices ruling at above Rs 200 per kg in the retail markets, the Centre will start procuring 40,000 tonnes of pulses directly from farmers through NAFED and SFAC starting November.
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Why This Dal Producing District Too is feeling the Pinch of Rising Prices
As homemaker Neelam Jain prepares lunch in her kitchen, the irony of soaring prices in Madhya Pradesh's food bowl is not lost on her. Narsinghpur leads the state in production of pulses, and the locally produced Tur dal is much sought after across India.
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Smartphone Sales Fell to 96 Million Units Globally in May 2022: Counterpoint Research
Smartphone sales globally have slipped below the 100 million mark in May 2022, according to Counterpoint Research’s Market Pulse Service. The research said that the global market sales of smartphones have dropped 4 percent MoM and 10 percent YoY in May 2022, marking the second consecutive drop in MoM sales and 11th consecutive decline in YoY sale...
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Despite Global Food Crisis, WTO Trouble For Indian Exports: Ms Sitharaman
Amidst a global shortage of food grains in the aftermath of the Ukrainian war, countries like India which have the potential to address this by exporting agricultural products, in particular cereals, are facing difficulties from the World Trade Organization, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said Friday.
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India Seeks BRICS' Cooperation To Meet Shortfall Of Pulses
Faced with a shortage in production of pulses and oilseeds, India today sought cooperation from BRICS nations - Brazil, Russia, China, and South Africa - to meet its domestic demand. "India would like to seek cooperation of member countries in helping meet our production shortfall in crops like pulses and oilseeds," Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan...
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Talks On With Brazil To Produce Pulses For India: Ram Vilas Paswan
There would be no shortage of pulses from next year as the government is taking several steps to boost the production, including talks with Brazil to produce pulses for India, union food minister Ram Vilas Paswan said today.
-
Australia Pulse Crops Racing To Record To Fill Indian Plates
Australian farmers are set to churn out record harvests of pulses such as chickpeas and lentils after they rushed to take advantage of surging prices due to shortages in world No.1 producer and consumer India.
-
Behind India's Dal Inflation, A Government-Made Shortage?
As prices of pulses continue to remain high across the country, the government has claimed to have taken a number of proactive measures to ease the crisis.
-
India May Grow Dal In Mozambique, Myanmar To Counter Shortage
India is sending teams to Mozambique and Myanmar to explore the possibility of growing pulses or dal as it battles burgeoning demand and steep prices, food minister Ram Vilas Paswan has told NDTV.
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To Tackle Dal Shortage, Centre Looks At Growing Pulses in African Nations
Government is exploring the feasibility of contract farming of pulses in African countries -- Mozambique, Tanzania and Malawi -- as it looks for a long-term solution to domestic shortage and high prices.
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Decision On GM Pulses Depends On Biotech Regulator, Says Government
Faced with shortage of pulses and rising prices, Agriculture Minister Radha Mohan Singh on Tuesday said the government's decision on GM pulses will depend on green signal from the biotech regulator GEAC.
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Over 4,660 Tonnes of Seized Pulses Offloaded in Open Market: Government
Over 4,660 tonnes of pulses out of total 1.33 lakh tonnes seized from hoarders in raids across India have been offloaded in the open market in five states that will help boost availability and bring down dal prices.
-
Centre Hikes Minimum Support Prices for Rabi Crops to Boost Production
Hours after the final phase of voting in Bihar ended, the government on Thursday announced impressive hikes in the Minimum Support Prices or MSP for farmers, especially those who grow pulses.
-
Pulses Prices Start Easing as 82,000 Tonnes Seized From Hoarders
Over 82,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized so far from hoarders during 8,394 raids carried out by 12 state governments, resulting in a marginal fall in tur and urad dal prices across the country.
-
Pulses Importers Seek Removal of Restrictions to Bring Prices in Control
As dal prices continue to rage, pulses importers today offered to supply one lakh kilograms of tur dal per day at Rs 135 a kilogram and asked the National Democratic Alliance government to exempt them from stock holding limits.
-
Centre to Procure Pulses Directly From Farmer Starting November
With dal prices ruling at above Rs 200 per kg in the retail markets, the Centre will start procuring 40,000 tonnes of pulses directly from farmers through NAFED and SFAC starting November.
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Why This Dal Producing District Too is feeling the Pinch of Rising Prices
As homemaker Neelam Jain prepares lunch in her kitchen, the irony of soaring prices in Madhya Pradesh's food bowl is not lost on her. Narsinghpur leads the state in production of pulses, and the locally produced Tur dal is much sought after across India.
