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IBA calls for 10% fermented organic manure blending with fertilizers by 2030 to save USD 2 billion in imports. Read the details.

Finmin report: West Asia conflict raises inflation risks for India, but strong domestic demand offers a cushion. Key economic impacts analyzed.

ICAR chief calls for AI, precision tech to cut India's fertiliser import dependence. Focus on Atmanirbharta and efficient use.

Crisil Ratings forecasts a 10-15% dip in fertiliser production due to Middle East issues. Supply chain disruptions & import reliance are key.

Opposition warns of trade, jobs, energy fallout from West Asia crisis. Impact on India's economy, agriculture, and energy security discussed.

India's complex fertiliser capacity is set to increase by 25% in three years, reducing import dependence. Read the Crisil Ratings report.

Economic Survey 2025-26 proposes urea price hike with direct cash transfer to farmers. Aims to correct fertiliser imbalance & soil degradation.

Fertiliser industry urges duty cuts, subsidy reforms in Budget 2026-27. Focus on urea, raw materials, and sustainable practices.

Govt to check fertiliser misuse and ensure balanced application, says Nadda. Focus on farmer-friendly policies and self-sufficiency.

Fertiliser industry urges subsidy reforms, GST relief, NBS extension to urea, and ITC resolution to boost sector viability.

India's fertilizer imports are projected to surge 41% to 22.3 million tonnes in FY26 due to strong monsoon demand, says FAI.

Paradeep Phosphates plans Rs 1,500 crore expansion to double market share by FY26. Capacity increase, MCFL acquisition, and NPK focus.

India imports significant quantities of water soluble fertilizers from China and other countries like Belgium, Egypt, Germany, Morocco, and the USA, impacting domestic demand and farmers.

The All India Kisan Sabha criticizes the government's decision to extend DAP subsidy, arguing it favors corporations over farmers' interests. They highlight the rising prices of DAP and other...

India's urea consumption is expected to decline by 25 lakh tonnes in FY24 due to increased nano liquid urea usage and government efforts to reduce chemical fertiliser dependence. The government has...

Indian government announces Rs 24,420 crore subsidy on P&K fertilizers for the 2024 kharif season, ensuring farmers continue to access DAP at Rs 1,350 per quintal.

India's government has approved a Rs 24,420 crore subsidy on P&K fertilizers for the 2024 kharif season, ensuring affordable prices for farmers. DAP will remain at Rs 1,350 per quintal.

India's cabinet approves Rs 24,420 crore subsidy on phosphatic & potassic fertilizers for the upcoming kharif season. Farmers will continue to get DAP at Rs 1,350 per quintal.

India's budget allocates Rs 3.69 lakh crore for food and fertilizer subsidies in FY25, down 8% from the current fiscal. Food subsidy is pegged at Rs 2.05 lakh crore, while fertilizer subsidy stands...

Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced food subsidy estimates at Rs 2.05 lakh crore for 2024-25, with fertilizer subsidy pegged at Rs 1.64 lakh crore. Learn more about the government's...

India Ratings forecasts a fiscal slippage in FY24 due to increased spending on MGNREGA and subsidies, despite strong tax collections. The agency expects the fiscal deficit to reach 6%.

Fertiliser Association of India (FAI) warns of DAP price hike impact on viability, urging increased government subsidy or retail prices to maintain affordability.