fertiliser subsidy

A farmer spreads fertilizer in a field at a village in Madurai. File | Photo Credit: PTI With fertilizer prices continuing to remain high due to global factors — such as a fall in production and hiked logistics costs, especially due to the…

To ensure that fertiliser prices remain unchanged for farmers, the Union Cabinet has approved a Rs 38,000-crore subsidy for non-urea fertilisers for the coming kharif season. In total, the central government will spend Rs 1.08…

To insulate farmers from the sharp increases in the prices, the Centre announced a doubling of fertiliser subsidy to Rs 2.15 trillion from the budgeted level for FY23. The move was necessitated by a sharp spike in global prices of urea, DAP…

With this, the government's total fertilizer subsidy is likely to touch a record ₹2.15 lakh crore in the current fiscal With this, the government's total fertilizer subsidy is likely to touch a record ₹2.15 lakh crore in the current…

Amid a sharp increase in global prices of fertilisers, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said the government will provide an additional fertiliser…

India’s fertiliser subsidy bill is likely to shoot up by 55 per cent to record Rs 2.5 trillion this fiscal as the government will provide additional funds to make up…

With prices going through the roof due to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine crisis, the Centre today approved a subsidy of Rs 60,939.23 crore for non-urea fertilisers for the first…

India’s fertiliser subsidy expenses could touch Rs 2 trillion in 2022-23 because of a sharp spike in global prices of urea, di-ammonium phosphate (DAP) and muriate of potash (MoP) in the last one year, an official with the fertiliser…

By PTI New Delhi, Mar 13 (PTI) The government's fertiliser subsidy bill in the current fiscal year may go up by about Rs 10,000 crore due to the Russia-Ukraine war, but higher tax revenues will help keep the fiscal…

India is likely to earmark nearly $19 billion in the federal budget to compensate fertilizer companies for selling their products to farmers at lower than market prices, according to people with knowledge of the matter.…