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India Warns of Hotter-Than-Usual Months as Health Risks Seen

India is forecast to see above-normal temperatures in the coming months, potentially boosting power demand and posing a severe health risk to residents.

NEW DELHI, INDIA - FEBRUARY 5: New Delhi's iconic Signature Bridge over the river Yamuna is barely seen as the air pollution over New Delhi is very bad and it affects visibility and causes severe health issues for the 20 million residents, the main arterial road of Delhi and Signature Bridge over the River Yamuna are barely seen on February 5, 2026 in New Delhi, India. New Delhi is rated as one of the most air polluted cities of the world. (Photo by Pallava Bagla/Getty Images)
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India Relaxes Wheat Export Curbs to Appease Protesting Farmers

India permitted limited exports of wheat, easing restrictions imposed more than three years ago, to support farmers as bumper harvests improved domestic supplies and pushed prices lower.

Workers unload wheat grains from a truck at a wholesale market in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India, on Monday, April 29, 2024. Wheat prices fell the most in more than a month, snapping a seven-day winning streak, as the outlook for much-needed rain helped alleviate crop concerns. Photographer: Prakash Singh/Bloomberg
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Indian Farmers Protest Against Modi’s Trade Deal With Trump

Thousands of Indian farmers gathered across the country from Punjab to Tamil Nadu to demonstrate against a long-awaited trade deal with the United States, an agreement that protesters say could hurt domestic agriculture.

Farmers and local residents of floodplain areas protest in Noida on Feb. 11. Photographer: Sunil Ghosh/Hindustan Times/Getty Images
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Indian Farmers Protest Against Modi’s Trade Deal With Trump

Thousands of Indian farmers gathered across the country from Punjab to Tamil Nadu to demonstrate against a long-awaited trade deal with the United States, an agreement that protesters say could hurt domestic agriculture.

Farmers and local residents of floodplain areas protest in Noida on Feb. 11. Photographer: Sunil Ghosh/Hindustan Times/Getty Images
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Indian Farmers Protest Against Modi’s Trade Deal With Trump

Thousands of Indian farmers gathered across the country from Punjab to Tamil Nadu to demonstrate against a long-awaited trade deal with the United States, an agreement that protesters say could hurt domestic agriculture.

Farmers and local residents of floodplain areas protest in Noida on Feb. 11. Photographer: Sunil Ghosh/Hindustan Times/Getty Images
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India Partially Opens $580 Billion Agri Sector to Secure US Deal

India has proposed opening up parts of its agriculture industry to cheaper imports from the US, a move that may lower food and feed costs but intensify pressure on some domestic farmers.

Freshly picked and packaged strawberries sit in a box before being loaded onto a truck for delivery during a harvest at Fancy Farms near Plant City, Florida, U.S., on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2015. Annual strawberry harvests in the area bring nearly $1 billion to the local economy, according to the Florida Strawberry Festival Growers Association.
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India Partially Opens $580 Billion Agri Sector to Secure US Deal

India has proposed opening up parts of its agriculture industry to cheaper imports from the US, a move that may lower food and feed costs but intensify pressure on some domestic farmers.

Freshly picked and packaged strawberries sit in a box before being loaded onto a truck for delivery during a harvest at Fancy Farms near Plant City, Florida, U.S., on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2015. Annual strawberry harvests in the area bring nearly $1 billion to the local economy, according to the Florida Strawberry Festival Growers Association.
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India Plans to Spend Less on Fertilizer Subsidy Next Fiscal Year

India has proposed to cut fertilizer subsidy spending in the next financial year starting in April, a move that could help reduce the fiscal deficit but may raise cultivation costs for farmers in the world’s most populous nation.

Farmer cut wheat during harvest at a field in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh, India, on Monday, April 29, 2024. Wheat prices fell the most in more than a month, snapping a seven-day winning streak, as the outlook for much-needed rain helped alleviate crop concerns.
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