#pulses

The government is encouraging pulse cultivation, particularly 'arhar' and 'urad', in Naxal-affected districts and tribal areas of Jharkhand and Chhattisgarh to boost national production and increase farmers' income. Assured…
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India has reported a significant increase in the sowing of paddy and pulses, thanks to a robust monsoon. Paddy sowing increased by 16% to 39 million hectares, and pulses sowing increased by 7% to 12 million hectares as of 23…
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The skewed distribution of rainfall can cause damage to already-sown crops, especially pulses where inflation has been ruling higher than comfortable levels. After enduring months of crop damage, caused either by heatwaves or…
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The Consumer Affairs Secretary also said that the progress of sowing for kharif season pulses is robust. Pulses such as arhar, urad, mung and moth are sown in the kharif season, which typically starts around June and ends in…
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Central government is committed to 100 percent procurement of arhar, urad, and masoor from all states at MSP. To boost domestic manufacturing under the Make in India initiative and reduce dependency on imports, the…
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