-
Bangladesh borders, as in 2010
security forces seized Rs 11.7 million
worth of
foodgrains like
paddy and
pulses being smuggled to Nepal,
another Rs 6062,000 worth...
-
government mismanagement of
foodgrain stocks,
legislation restricting movement of
foodgrains between districts,
foodgrain smuggling to
neighbouring countries...
- The
scheme entails providing 5 kg
foodgrains per
person per month, over and
above the
regular monthly NFSA
foodgrains. The
benefit is
being provided to...
-
Cotton Raw jute 1964:
Under L. K. Jha, the
Report of the Jha
Committee on
Foodgrain Prices was the
first step in
organizing an
agricultural price policy for...
-
supply who
satiates the
appetite of all. In Sanskrit, 'Anna'
means food/
foodgrain/
cooked meal,
thereby implying a
woman who
keeps her
family & dear ones...
-
There are
about 600
cashew processing units in Kollam, Kerala. India's
foodgrain production stagnant at
approximately 316
megatonnes (311 million long...
- legumes, grain, millet, and rice (quinoa, however, has
become accepted as
foodgrain in the
North American communities),
whereas Sephardi Jews
typically do...
- 25
December 2023.
Retrieved 1
December 2023. State-wise
Production of
Foodgrains - Rice (Report).
Reserve Bank of India.
Archived from the
original on...
- month,
while a
household above the
poverty line is
entitled to 15 kg of
foodgrain on a
monthly basis,
redeemable with a card. However,
there are concerns...
- of
proposals for the post-independence
economy of India. He
headed the
Foodgrain Policy Committee of 1947. The
London Gazette,
Tuesday 1
September 1925...
