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New Delhi: Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi, today approved the constitution and empowerment of an Inter Ministerial Committee (IMC) for facilitation of the “World’s Largest Grain Storage Plan in Cooperative Sector” by c

Union Cabinet has approved the establishment of a committee to implement the world’s largest grain storage plan in cooperative sector with a convergence of various schemes from different ministries. The pilot project will take place in 10 selected districts across states, which will give insights into specific regional needs, followed by the plan’s nationwide implementation. , Economy News, Times Now

The Government policy of procurement of paddy has broad objectives of ensuring MSP to the farmers and availability of food to the weaker sections at affordable prices. It also ensures effective market intervention thereby keeping the prices under che

Faced with the challenge of wooing voters ahead of assembly elections, CM Basavaraj Bommai has attempted to keep farmers in good humour with a slew of new programmes.

Mr Dongre said he had written a letter with his blood to Chief Minister Eknath Shinde inviting him to the onion burning ceremony so that he could see the condition of farmers himself.

"The Union Budget reflects favouritism for the rich elites while completely sidelining the grievances of the remaining population."

Vijayawada: Eenadu publication takes the cake in running a misinformation against the Andhra Pradesh state government’s initiatives. False stories, half-truths, and bias against the ruling YSR Congress party government have become the hallmarks of yellow journalism.  Recently, the Eenadu newspaper carried a misleading news report titled ‘Paddy procurement suspended’.

A state-level convention was held in Mandi district of Himachal Pradesh on Sunday, jointly organised by the Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) and Himachal Ki

A significant drop in prices due to a huge harvest has taken away midnight sleep of Tomato and onion farmers in Karnataka. Onion dropped to Rs 2 per kg.

The LG said, "certain elements", instead of dealing with the issue at hand, are indulging in "unjustifiable blame games and excuses" and trying to shirk responsibilities, even in the face of a serious crisis situation.