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Slowdown in China, cotton glut may deal Indian farmers a hard knock -Zia Haq and Gaurav Choudhury

-The Hindustan Times India is likely to face a cotton glut this year. The surplus, however, will be of little comfort to suicide-prone and highly indebted farmers, who stare at a sharp drop in earnings - prices are already down 14% compared with last year. The crisis has to do with a slowdown in China, which is forecast to slash by half the amount of cotton it will import this year, most...

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Revisiting rural indebtedness - CP Chandrasekhar

-Frontline The problem in rural India is not one of too much credit to poor households that leads to debt waivers that damage bank balance sheets, but one of inadequate access to credit from formal sources. IF Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan is to be believed, efforts to help Indian farmers by providing them with cheap(er) credit and relieving them of an unsustainable debt burden only harms them in the...

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Patent dispute: HC restrains Cipla from making and selling Indacaterol -Apoorva

-Livemint.com &NBSp; The interim injunction has been granted till Cipla's application for compulsory licensing of the drug is decided &NBSp; New Delhi: The Delhi high court on Friday restrained homegrown generic drug maker Cipla Ltd from making and selling Indacaterol, a drug claimed to be patented by Swiss pharma company Novartis AG. Indacaterol is a respiratory drug used in the treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and is sold under the brand name Onbrez. Please...

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Discrepancies in Sanitation Statistics of Rural India -Arjun Kumar

-Economic and Political Weekly &NBSp; The inadequate availability of drinking water and proper sanitation, especially in rural India, leads to innumerable deadly diseases, harms the environment, and also affects vulnerable populations, such as persons with disabilities and women, exposing them to sexual violence. Providing access to sanitation facilities in rural areas of India has been on the agenda of the Government of India for the past three decades. However, a reinvigorated thrust...

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Direct procurement of pulses from farmers

-The Hindu Tuticorin (Tamil Nadu): Efforts are under way to procure pulses, including black gram and green gram, directly from farmers in the district. These pulses would be procured with the help of the Tamil Nadu Cooperative Marketing Federation at fair price from farmers to avoid middlemen, Collector M. Ravikumar said here on Monday. The procured pulses would be marketed through farm fresh vegetable outlet and also despatched to markets in Chennai. The...

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