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India is facing more warm weather and sparse rain this month, threatening the nation’s wheat crop and raising the prospect of the government cutting or removing an import duty on the grain. Rainfall across the country’s northwest region, a major wheat growing belt, has been almost 80% below normal since the beginning of the year,

The unusually warm winter in North India this year poses a risk to the wheat crop, experts have warned, adding that this could once again fuel inflationary pressures. India is the world’s second largest producer of wheat and wholesale prices of the staple already started climbing in January ahead of the new crop. While the

The sown area during the winter season (rabi) in India exceeded 66.1 mln hectares as of February 4, 2025, with a significant increase in wheat and rice, and a decrease in oilseeds, Krishijagran reported. The main winter crop in India is wheat, which occupied 32.49 mln hectares, up from 31.83 mln hectares last year. The