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‘Six crore citizens anchored under social security net’

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By Correspondent
It was a proud moment for Minister of State for Agriculture Ashish Jaiswal when he was asked by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis to make a presentation of the new scheme providing social security to agricultural labourers in the state cabinet...
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‘Six crore citizens anchored under social security net’

Rain Check for Marathwada

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By Ramesh Patil
The uneven march of the southwest monsoon is once again exposing the fragility of rain-fed agriculture. The southwest monsoon has never been an equal-opportunity visitor. This year it has arrived with a familiar paradox. While Konkan, Mumbai and large parts...
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Rain Check for Marathwada

El Niño and India’s Economic Future

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By Amey Chitale
Even with better forecasting and policy preparedness, El Niño remains a significant risk to agriculture and inflation. With rising temperatures in April, forecasts of the southwest monsoon become a focal point across India. In India monsoon is crucial for agriculture,...
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El Niño and India’s Economic Future

Much Criticism, Little Action

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By Abhijit Joshi
Amid mounting economic pain, Maharashtra’s Opposition is losing the plot on price rise. As tensions between the United States and Iran roil energy markets, crude prices have surged, currencies have wobbled and inflationary tremors have spread across much of the...
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Much Criticism, Little Action

Tearful Harvest

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Despair once again prevails in Maharashtra’s onion belt as angry farmers have launched protests across Nashik, Sambhaji Nagar and Solapur in wake of onion prices crashing to absurdly low levels. For cultivators who spent months battling erratic weather, rising fertiliser...
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Tearful Harvest

Sweet Support

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The Union Cabinet’s decision to raise the Fair and Remunerative Price (FRP) for sugarcane for the 2026–27 season to Rs. 365 per quintal, based on a 10.25 percent recovery rate, represents a deliberate strengthening of rural incomes and sectoral stability...
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Sweet Support