The article reports a significant decrease in the prices of Kinnow by about 30% this season, due to transportation issues and a bumper crop. This problem has negatively affected the income of growers in the state. The coronavirus pandemic and farmers' protests have further exacerbated the issue. Despite high domestic demand, the export of Kinnow from Gulf countries, Russia, and New Zealand faces challenges due to transportation problems. The area under Kinnow cultivation in the Ganganagar district has expanded, leading to a large production, which has resulted in a low price per kilogram.