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India Sends 44,000 Tonnes Of Urea To Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka
India has provided 44,000 tonnes of urea to Sri Lanka for meeting the domestic requirements in the current and next sowing seasons, Union Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Sunday.
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Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka Seeks $55 Million Loan From India To Buy Fertilizers
Sri Lanka has sought a $55 million loan from India for the procurement of urea amidst threatening a severe food shortage. The Cabinet has approved a proposal by the Prime Minister to sign an agreement with India to purchase urea.
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Centre Created "Artificial Urea Crisis" In Rajasthan, Says Ashok Gehlot
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot Monday blamed the NDA-led Centre for the "urea crisis" in the state, alleging that urea racks meant for Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh were diverted to Haryana.
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Finance Ministry approves Rs 5,500 crore as SBA to pay fertiliser subsidy
The Finance Ministry has given approval after the letter was written by the DoF, seeking Rs 12,000 crore under SBA to address the liquidity crisis affecting the industry, as the domestic urea subsidy funds have been exhausted.
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India Sends 44,000 Tonnes Of Urea To Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka
India has provided 44,000 tonnes of urea to Sri Lanka for meeting the domestic requirements in the current and next sowing seasons, Union Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister Mansukh Mandaviya said on Sunday.
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Crisis-Hit Sri Lanka Seeks $55 Million Loan From India To Buy Fertilizers
Sri Lanka has sought a $55 million loan from India for the procurement of urea amidst threatening a severe food shortage. The Cabinet has approved a proposal by the Prime Minister to sign an agreement with India to purchase urea.
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Centre Created "Artificial Urea Crisis" In Rajasthan, Says Ashok Gehlot
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot Monday blamed the NDA-led Centre for the "urea crisis" in the state, alleging that urea racks meant for Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh were diverted to Haryana.
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Finance Ministry approves Rs 5,500 crore as SBA to pay fertiliser subsidy
The Finance Ministry has given approval after the letter was written by the DoF, seeking Rs 12,000 crore under SBA to address the liquidity crisis affecting the industry, as the domestic urea subsidy funds have been exhausted.
