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Easier credit norms for small and marginal Farmers -Zia Haq

-Hindustan Times Government’s decision is aimed to cut dependence of small and marginal Farmers on usurious informal private lenders. The government has streamlined lending norms in schemes such as the Kisan Credit Card to boost institutional credit flow to small and marginal Farmers who make up over 90% of people engaged in agriculture and, as a class, are highly vulnerable to risks. The aim is to cut their dependence on usurious...

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How agri credit is missing those who really need it -TCA Sharad Raghavan & Sobhana K Nair

-The Hindu Small Farmers are getting only 30-40% of loans meant for the sector, says RBI report New Delhi: The small and marginal Farmers are missing out on the bulk of agricultural credit, as per information provided by the Reserve Bank of India, which showed they are receiving only 30-40% of loans meant for the sector. As per a report submitted by the RBI to the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Agriculture in response...

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Centre allows import of pulses despite Farmers sitting on huge stocks -Rajesh Bhayani

-Business Standard 1.5 million quintals of tur to be imported under MoU between India and Mozambique, even as Farmers hold 4 times more Mumbai: In what appears to be another instance of Farmers’ interests being hurt for no fault of their own. And this time, too, it's pulses. The year 2016-17 was a crisis year for pulses, with prices skyrocketing past the Rs 100-150 per kg mark amid crop failure. In the following years,...

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Rural India in US top court

-The Telegraph Washington: The Supreme Court of America on Monday agreed to consider reviving a lawsuit by Indian villagers seeking to hold a Washington-based international financial institution responsible for widespread environmental damage they blame on a power plant it financed. The justices will hear an appeal by the villagers of a lower court ruling that the International Finance Corp (IFC) was immune from such lawsuits under federal law. IFC, part of the World...

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Poll fetters off, oil in daily dash

-The Telegraph/ PTI New Delhi: Petrol prices have touched a record high of Rs 76.24 per litre and diesel climbed to a highest ever Rs 67.57 in New Delhi with the oil PSUs passing on to consumers the impact of four weeks of a relentless rise in international prices. The price of petrol rose by 33 paise a litre in Delhi, the highest since the daily price revisions came into force in...

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