Sandip Das is a journalist at The Economic Times. He specializes in agriculture and farming, climate change and environment, and finance, with a focus on AgriTech, sustainable agriculture, and commodities markets. Sandip's work has been featured in The Economic Times, Hackerlap, and Financial Express (India).
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The National Commodities and Derivatives Exchange (NCDEX) has announced the launch of 'RAINMUMBAI', India's first SEBI-approved exchange-traded weather derivatives contract.
While the government has extended duty-free windows for tur and urad until March 2027, upcoming monsoon patterns will dictate FY27 import volumes.
By: Sandip Das
The Ministry of Food Processing Industries will submit a proposal to extend the PMFME scheme for five more years. The plan introduces revised guidelines, including raising the ₹10 lakh credit-linked capital subsidy ceiling and increasing funds for women entrepreneurs.
By: Prasanta Sahu, Sandip Das
Fertiliser subsidy itself may be higher by Rs 1-1.3 lakh-crore unless Hormuz blockade ends soon
By: Sandip Das
Unusual temperature spikes and recurring heatwaves across India are threatening kharif crop sowing and causing severe yield losses in staple food grains like wheat and rice.
By: Sandip Das
Weakest monsoon likely since 2015
By: Sandip Das
Following a missed prediction of an early arrival, the IMD has lowered its monsoon forecast to "below-normal" at 90% of LPA, with weak winds stalling the rainfall's progress past Kerala.
Government grain buffers hit multi-year highs as the FCI holds major surpluses. Discover how these record reserves will insulate India from projected monsoon shortages.
By: Sandip Das
Current stocks at 52% of requirement, no fresh tender for imports
Milk prices are expected to remain stable as adequate fodder availability and healthy growth in milk production help offset concerns over a below-normal monsoon and rising input costs.
