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Monitor monsoon situation on weekly basis: PM

-The Hindustan Times Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has directed key ministries to coordinate with states to manage the crisis arising out of the weak monsoon this year. Rains continue to be 22% deficient. India’s monsoon deficit could crimp food output and hit farm income, which supports a third of the population, hiking inflation risk. “The Prime Minister has been apprised of the situation. He has directed all the departments and ministries to coordinate...

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Monitor monsoon situation on weekly basis: PM

-The Hindustan Times Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has directed key ministries to coordinate with states to manage the crisis arising out of the weak monsoon this year. Rains continue to be 22% deficient. India’s monsoon deficit could crimp food output and hit farm income, which supports a third of the population, hiking inflation risk. “The Prime Minister has been apprised of the situation. He has directed all the departments and ministries to coordinate...

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Higher Food inflation in rural India: IMF paper-Dilasha Seth

-The Business Standard At a time when Food inflation is on the upswing, an International Monetary Fund (IMF) working paper suggests it may not be as worrisome a factor, at least in rural areas. The paper says the rate of price rise in food items leads to lower income inequality in rural India. The reason is pretty simple: rural areas comprise food producers as well. Also, non-Food inflation results in higher income inequality...

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The perils of retail therapy in India

-Live Mint There is no dearth of advisors for a government considered to be in the grip of a policy paralysis and whose prime minister is dubbed an “underachiever”. In this season of India-bashing, US President Barack Obama spared some time from his election campaign and offered some pearly words of wisdom on the Indian economy. This came at a time when in his own backyard, thousands of people marched in...

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Monsoon worry mounts, food prices rise sharply-Zia Haq

-The Hindustan Times Despite a pickup in rainfall last week, the southwest monsoon remains in deficit by a significant 22%, almost certainly lowering annual production of grains, pulses and oilseeds, the three crops where sowing has been worst hit. The Met office’s estimate coincided with the release of Food inflation data that showed a worrying 10.81% rise in June from a year earlier, up from a 10.74% rise in May, an...

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