Policy push tariff hike on peas may boost pulses sowing in Rabi

Published 2025년 10월 31일

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New import duties on yellow peas are expected to boost winter pulse sowing. This move aims to support Indian farmers and increase domestic production. Previously, low-cost imports had depressed local prices. The government is working towards self-sufficiency in pulses, a key step after facing shortages and high inflation.

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Source: Economic times