Introduction India’s agricultural sector is facing fresh challenges as rising global fertiliser prices and supply chain disruptions threaten to significantly increase the country’s fertiliser subsidy burden. According to recent estimates, the fertiliser subsidy bill could touch nearly ₹3.4 lakh crore, almost double the budgeted allocation, due to escalating international prices and supply shortages. The situation…
India’s cotton sector stands at a critical juncture. Once considered a success story of agricultural biotechnology, the sector is now facing declining productivity, stagnant yields, and increasing competition from global producers. Recognising these challenges, the Government of India has launched the Cotton Productivity Mission with the objective of improving cotton yields and strengthening farmer incomes.…
India’s agriculture sector has remained one of the strongest pillars of the economy in recent years. Good monsoon rainfall and record crop production helped the sector achieve steady growth and supported rural incomes. However, concerns are emerging again as forecasts indicate the possible return of El Niño conditions, which could weaken monsoon rainfall and affect…
Why Climate Change Has Become India’s Biggest Food Security Challenge In 2026, climate change is no longer just an environmental concern — it has become central to India’s economic stability, agricultural productivity, and national food security strategy. As India moves toward the vision of Viksit Bharat @ 2047, policymakers are increasingly focusing on one major…
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