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  • Fertiliser industry seeks hike in subsidy rate for Kharif season due to rising raw material cost July 29, 2026
    The Fertiliser Association of India seeks higher subsidy rates for the upcoming Kharif season. Raw material prices have significantly increased, impacting domestic fertiliser production viability. Industry leaders met to review the Middle East crisis's effect on key input costs. Existing subsidy rates have not kept pace with the changed cost environment […]
  • Bharat atta, rice set for market return ahead of festive season July 29, 2026
    The government plans to resume selling subsidized Bharat Atta and Bharat Rice soon. This initiative aims to provide staples at lower prices before the festival season. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has allocated significant quantities of wheat and rice for this purpose. Bharat Rice will be priced at ₹35 per kg initially, with a slight increase later.
  • Accommodation and realty top services growth in May July 29, 2026
    India's services sector expanded broadly in May, with sixteen of nineteen tracked sectors showing growth. Accommodation and food services, real estate, and retail trade emerged as fastest-growing segments. The new Index of Service Production showed this broad-based expansion across many areas. Calculations suggest services output grew by 9.8% in May, mo […]
  • India growth resilient amid global uncertainty, but crude risks linger July 29, 2026
    Global uncertainties resurface, impacting the worldwide economic outlook significantly. Resilient domestic demand continues to support India's growth momentum. The nation must reinvent itself and reimagine responses to these challenges. Upside risks to inflation and deficits persist, while growth faces downside risks. Swift policy responses and reforms […]
  • Tur importers seek govt nod to expand sourcing network July 29, 2026
    Importers are urging the government to approve new tur and urad supplier destinations. Brazil is attempting to cultivate tur for India, with a small harvest expected soon. The trade sector is also working to expand tur cultivation to Australia. India has been seeking to reduce import reliance on a few countries. This move aims to ensure a stable supply of pu […]

 

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