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National Governance & Policy 09 Oct 2026, 10:32 AM IST

Over 5,000 Chickens Killed in Poultry Farm Fire Near Cheyyar

A major fire at a poultry farm near Cheyyar in Tamil Nadu has killed more than 5,000 chickens, causing severe losses to the owner and raising fresh concerns over fire safety standards in rural livestock operations. Officials are assessing the damage and the cause of the blaze, which spread rapidly through the farm before it could be brought under control.

By RDU Global Wire4 min read
Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy09 Oct 2026, 09:19 AM IST

Andhra Pradesh Leads India’s Egg Output With 2,739 Crore Eggs in FY25

Andhra Pradesh emerged as India’s largest egg-producing state in FY25, accounting for 2,739 crore eggs and reinforcing its central role in the country’s poultry economy. The state government now plans to deepen support for poultry farming, widen markets for poultry products and promote higher egg consumption to sustain farmer incomes and industry growth.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy08 Oct 2026, 10:46 PM IST

Stakeholders Launch Regenerative Mustard Farming Push in Rajasthan

A coalition led by the Solvent Extractors' Association of India, AWL Agri Business Ltd, Solidaridad Network Asia Ltd and Bharatkhand Foundation has launched 'Sarson Sankalp' to promote regenerative mustard farming in Rajasthan. The initiative is aimed at improving soil health, strengthening farm resilience and supporting more sustainable domestic oilseed production at a time when India remains heavily dependent on edible oil imports.

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National Governance & Policy08 Oct 2026, 09:20 PM IST

Nikhil Questions Whether ₹2,500 Relief Is Enough for Drought-Hit Farmers

A fresh political and policy debate has opened over the adequacy of the government’s proposed ₹2,500 relief for drought-hit farmers, with Nikhil publicly questioning whether the amount can meaningfully offset crop losses, rising input costs and rural distress. The criticism sharpens pressure on policymakers to justify the scale, design and timing of compensation as climate stress deepens across vulnerable farming regions.

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World Politics & Diplomacy08 Oct 2026, 04:47 PM IST

DIY Fertilizer Offers Farmers Relief as Iran War Drives Up Global Input Costs

Farmers are increasingly turning to homemade and lower-cost fertilizer alternatives as the Iran war ripples through global energy and shipping markets, pushing up the price of conventional farm inputs. The shift underscores how a conflict far from the world’s fields is tightening margins for growers already strained by inflation, supply disruptions, and volatile commodity markets.

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World Politics & Diplomacy08 Oct 2026, 09:29 AM IST

DIY Fertilizer Offers Farmers Relief as Iran War Drives Up Global Prices

Farmers are turning to homemade fertilizer solutions as the Iran war tightens pressure on global input markets and pushes commercial fertilizer prices higher. The shift underscores how a widening geopolitical shock is filtering down to farm budgets, with growers seeking cheaper, locally sourced alternatives to keep planting on schedule.

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World Politics & Diplomacy08 Oct 2026, 03:54 AM IST

DIY Fertilizer Emerges as a Lifeline as Iran War Drives Up Farm Costs

Farmers are confronting a fresh squeeze on margins as war-related disruptions tied to Iran push fertilizer prices higher across global markets. In response, some growers are turning to home-made and lower-input alternatives, a stopgap that is helping them stay afloat even as it underscores the fragility of the food and fertilizer supply chain.

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Macro Economy & Fiscal Policy07 Oct 2026, 10:17 PM IST

Kashmir Saffron Farms Face Heat Stress as Prolonged Dry Spell Threatens Crop

Saffron growers in Kashmir are confronting mounting heat stress and moisture loss after an extended dry spell began affecting corms, raising concern over the coming harvest. Farmers are responding by digging wells and planning drip irrigation, but the shift underscores how climate pressure is reshaping one of India’s most valuable high-altitude crops.

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