Does India have enough
feedstock to meet its E20
fuel-blending targets by 2025?

This paper critically examines the Government of India’s push

Indian Sugar Policies: Connecting Production, Consumption, and Health

Sugar is one of the most regulated agricultural commodities in India

Enhancing Income and Climate Resilience in Punjab Agriculture

This concept note examines the key challenges facing Punjab’s agricultural sector

Change in Farmers Stocking and Marketing Decisions

Using the unit-level data from NSSO’s 77th round SAS 2018-19, we estimate the proportion of farmers who sold their crops at minimum support price (MSP)

Unconditional Cash Transfers for Rice in Karnataka

In July 2023, Karnataka launched India’s first state-led Direct Benefit Transfer (DBT)

Renaissance of UP: The Captivating Story & Distillery Industry’s Transformation

Using the unit-level data from NSSO’s 77th round SAS 2018-19, we estimate the proportion of farmers who sold their crops at minimum support price (MSP)

Fuel at the cost of food security isn’t sustainable

Weigh US’s market access push against farm aid gap

India’s soybean sector needs attention—domestic oversupply but rising imports

Ad Hocism in Agri Trade Policies: The Need for a Long-Term Vision

India’s Small and Marginal Farmers

The Indian Government has set the target of achieving 20 per cent blending of ethanol (E20) in petrol by 2025-26. This is projected to achieve savings of about $4 billion in country’s annual oil import bill. 

Which Indian farmers benefit from the GOI’s MSP operations?

Unconditional Cash Transfers for Rice in Karnataka: A Study of Beneficiary Responses and Challenges Under the Anna…