For nearly sixty years, India’s sugar sector has operated under rules that belonged to another era. The Sugarcane (Control) Order of 1966 guided how farmers sold their crop...
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For generations, the rhythmic cycle of the monsoon has been the heartbeat of rural India. Today, that pulse is faltering under a sky that feels increasingly like a furnace. A...
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India’s environmental crisis is often discussed through the lens of toxic air and polluted rivers. But there is another, quieter problem growing right in front of...
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India is set to introduce a major reform in how farmers receive urea and other fertilizers. In a move aimed at tackling inefficiency and shortages, the government plans to...
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India’s land divide is sharper than ever—nearly half the population owns nothing while a tiny elite controls vast land wealth. Land in India has never been merely a...
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When the Pacific warms, India worries—because a single climate shift could turn monsoon hope into a full-blown agricultural crisis. The Indian agricultural sector, often...
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As India’s fields turn ready for harvest, a silent fuel crisis threatens to stall tractors, delay crops, and squeeze farmers at the worst possible moment. As India’s...
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As global supply chains tighten and fertilizer costs surge, India is turning to a powerful new tool—data. With Agristack, the government aims to decide who gets how much...
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A village dispute in Bihar’s Darbhanga has spiralled into a legal and social flashpoint, raising difficult questions about how powerful laws operate within fragile rural...
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Multiple cases, repeated allegations, and yet no visible action—what is really happening in Darbhanga’s Harinagar? In Harinagar village of Bihar’s Darbhanga...
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