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India farmer protest fuels opposition hopes of denting Modi's appeal - Vimarsana News

India farmer protest fuels opposition hopes of denting Modi's appeal

Real rural wages grew 1pc in 2023 after contracting nearly 3pc in the previous two years

Angry farmers once forced India's hardline leader into a rare retreat. As the election looms, they're back - Vimarsana News

Angry farmers once forced India's hardline leader into a rare retreat. As the election looms, they're back

Just over two years after they strongarmed Prime Minister Narendra Modi into an exceptional U-turn, India’s protesting farmers are back on the streets – and this time the stakes are higher.

Source: cnn.com
Angry farmers who once forced India's hardline leader into retreat are back as election looms - Vimarsana News

Angry farmers who once forced India's hardline leader into retreat are back as election looms

Just over two years after they strongarmed Prime Minister Narendra Modi into an exceptional U-turn, India’s protesting farmers are back on the streets – and this time the stakes are higher.

With climate change and increased production cost, MSP alone is no guarantee of better farm income - Vimarsana News

With climate change and increased production cost, MSP alone is no guarantee of better farm income

The need is for a basket of services that can improve the income growth of farmers and help them diversify.

Source: scroll.in
Ahead of Eid, India relaxes ban to export 50,000 tonnes of onions to Bangladesh - Vimarsana News

Ahead of Eid, India relaxes ban to export 50,000 tonnes of onions to Bangladesh

India imposed a ban on onion exports last December amid concerns over domestic production shortfall caused by irregular rainfall, pushing prices up. The ban is in place until the end of the ongoing financial year.