Sugar prices rise by nearly Re 1 per kg to about Rs 64
Sugar prices rose by nearly Re 1 per kg to Rs 63.97 in the retail market on August 25, despite recent government steps to curb the surge. The average retail price has risen 31% in a month from Rs 48.81 per kg and is 38% higher than a year ago. Wholesale prices have also climbed to Rs 59.23 per kg from Rs 45.35 a month earlier.
India's sugar mills, refiners seen importing just half of duty-free quota
Indian sugar mills may import only half the allowed raw sugar quota. Falling domestic prices have reduced the profitability of these planned imports. Refineries are expected to take most of the available import volume. Domestic supplies are anticipated to rise from mid-October with the new season.
Sugar ex-mill prices down 18 pc to Rs 55/kg after import move, curbs on hoarding: Food secretary
Ex-mill sugar prices have dropped eighteen percent to fifty-five rupees per kilogram. This decline follows government measures to curb speculation and allow imports. The food secretary stated prices were artificially inflated by mills previously. Wholesale and retail prices have not yet reflected this significant ex-mill reduction. Government actions aim to stabilize sugar costs for consumers nationwide.
Sowing area in Marathwada down by 7% amid rainfall deficit
Marathwada's cultivation area has shrunk by nearly 3.5 lakh hectares this year. Rainfall is 20.3 percent below average, impacting the region's agriculture significantly. Cotton and sugarcane acreage have dropped sharply, while farmers shift crops. Soybean, maize, and sunflower cultivation has seen an increase. This shift reflects adaptation to current weather conditions and market demands.
Government lifts ban on wheat exports, cites farmers interests amid depressed local prices
India, the world's second-largest wheat producer, had banned wheat exports in May 2022 as part of measures to control rising domestic prices
Sugar prices fall in the domestic market; concerns remain on price volatility
Coriander bull run on break Despite shortage: Futures will determine new direction
Coriander, which is considered an auspicious omen for auspicious deeds, is proving to be inauspicious for importers. Importers who had made import deals from Russia and Ukraine at low prices and paid advance money for two months are not getting delivery now, because the prices of coriander have increased.
Taiwan braces for Typhoon Saudel as torrential rains lash southern regions
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The Opposition blamed that the diversion of sugarcane for ethanol production caused the increase in sugar prices
Mahindra OJA marks three years, targets India
Mahindra Tractors has completed three years of its OJA compact tractor platform, aimed at meeting the growing mechanisation needs of India
Sugar production hit by Red Rot disease, El Nino; govt taking measures: Pralhad Joshi
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi said the Centre is taking measures to manage sugar availability and rising prices ahead of the festival season, including temporary imports of raw sugar. He attributed the fall in production to red rot disease and El Nino conditions.
Negative reports about Milma unfounded, says Keralam Minister Bindhu Krishna
YSRCP leader criticises governments response to El Nino crisis in Anantapur
Undivided Anantapur district is set to face an acute shortage of drinking water, irrigation water, and cattle fodder, while reduced crop cultivation during the previous Kharif season has already led to scarcity of fodder, claims Anantha Venkatarami Reddy
Odisha, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab hit the most by sugar price hike
Closely monitoring the situation, says the Centre and promises steps to ease the burden; it says rise in prices cannot be attributed to ethanol
Indian agrochem firms seek time-bound data protection to bring newer crop protection solutions
Crystal Crop Protection, Rallis India, Dhanuka Agritech, PI Industries and Godrej Agrovet seek five-year regulatory data protection to boost innovation, manufacturing and agrochemical exports.
Improved texture, nutrition brings faba bean milk closer to market
Researchers at Adelaide University have developed a calcium-fortified faba bean milk prototype with improved texture, highlighting promising potential for future use in caf
Kharif sowing recovers after July rains
India's kharif planting has rebounded impressively following beneficial rainfall in July. Farmers are keen to recover from the setbacks of a parched June, showcasing an optimistic shift. The sowing of crucial crops like pulses and oilseeds is on track across the nation. Nevertheless, some crops still have acreage that is less than last year's. This revitalization raises expectations for alleviating food price concerns, provided the good rains continue.
India's crop insurers seek data protection law to expedite farm innovation
Indian crop insurers are asking the government for regulatory data protection. This provision would encourage the introduction of newer, safer pesticide molecules. Companies seek a five-year exclusive access window for newly registered products. This change aims to boost farm output and agrochemical exports competitiveness. International comparisons show other nations offer similar data protection periods.
BRICS weighs Russias grain exchange plan; digital platform for farm produce trade mooted
BRICS countries are considering a Russian-backed proposal to create a grain exchange that would allow producers and buyers to trade directly and reduce dependence on major global commodity exchanges. The proposal is expected to be discussed at the BRICS Summit in New Delhi on September 12-13.
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan stated El Nino's impact on kharif production is unlikely to be significant. Rainfall has been adequate for crops across most of the country this year. The shortfall in kharif sowing has narrowed considerably and is expected to reduce further. Deficient rainfall in some regions will not affect overall kharif output at this stage. The government is also preparing new Seeds and Pesticides Management Bills.
India weighs sugar import duty cut to curb record local prices
In an effort to reign in soaring domestic sugar prices, India is thinking about lowering its sugar import duty. This response is geared toward boosting local supply ahead of the upcoming festival demand spike. Concerns regarding El Nio and subpar monsoon rains have cast shadows over sugarcane harvests. Ex-mill sugar prices in Maharashtra have hit record highs, pushing factories to begin sugarcane crushing ahead of schedule to ramp up availability.
Farmers outfits urge MPs, MLAs to speak out against trade deals; seek scrapping of all FTAs
SKM has urged peoples representatives to raise their voices against the proposed India-United States Free Trade Agreement
Farmers affiliated to milk societies under TRCMPU in Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Pathanamthitta and Alappuzha districts have benefitted from the decision
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay announces fresh farm loan relief of up to INR 75,000 for cooperative borrowers
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay on Monday announced additional relief for farmers by expanding the state
India set for record soyoil imports as Russia-Ukraine war disrupts sunflower shipments
India's soyoil imports are expected to reach a record 620,000 metric tons in August, about 46% above the current marketing year's monthly average, as competitive prices and disruptions to sunflower oil shipments from the Black Sea encourage refiners to increase soyoil purchases ahead of festive demand, traders said.
India expands oil palm drive as government targets higher domestic edible oil production
The Government of India is expanding efforts to increase domestic edible oil production through the National Mission on Edible Oils
India scales up oilseeds, pulses missions to cut imports by 2031
India has expanded its Oilseeds and Pulses Missions with free seed distribution, MSP procurement, 600+ value chain clusters and new seed hubs to boost domestic production and reduce edible oil and pulse imports by 2030-31.
Honey production nearly doubles as government expands scientific beekeeping
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India develops agro-climatic agricultural roadmaps to boost farm productivity, climate resilience
The Government of India is working with States and agricultural research institutions to develop agro-climatic agricultural roadmaps aimed at improving farm productivity, profitability, resource-use efficiency and climate resilience while tailoring agricultural development to local conditions.
Satyukt Analytics celebrates eight years of satellite-led farm intelligence
Satyukt Analytics marks eight years of satellite-based agricultural intelligence, serving 50+ countries with AI, remote sensing and precision farming solutions.
CropLife India launches campaign to combat illicit pesticides
CropLife India launches a digital campaign across 13 states to reach 2.5 million farmers and raise awareness about illicit pesticides and safe crop protection.
CLFMA to host national symposium on sustainable animal agriculture
CLFMA will host its 59th AGM and 67th National Symposium in Mumbai on September 11-12, focusing on sustainable animal agriculture, nutrition, AI and trade.
Indias cheap-urea model faces an expensive reckoning
India faces rising fertilizer costs, prompting a review of its subsidy system. Global supply chain issues and war have doubled procurement expenses for the nation. Farmers are urged to reduce excessive chemical fertilizer use for soil health. A new distribution system is being tested to manage nutrient sales. This situation risks impacting food inflation both domestically and abroad.
Sugar mills unlikely to advance crushing season despite promise to govt: Industry officials
Most sugar mills will not advance their crushing season by fifteen days. A significant shortage of migrant labor remains the primary obstacle for mills. This labor is typically available only around Diwali in November each year. Mechanized harvesting cannot adequately compensate for the missing workforce. Industry bodies had promised the government an earlier start to crushing operations.
Onion prices jump to Rs 27/kg at Lasalgaon amid delayed kharif crop arrival from South India
Wholesale onion prices have surged significantly in the past week. The government plans to sell buffer stock onions to control rising prices. A delayed kharif crop from southern India is expected to further increase costs. Onion quality has suffered globally due to erratic weather conditions. Future price trends will depend on September rainfall and new crop arrivals.
From freebie to luxury: Coriander prices spike after rain disrupts Nashik supply chain
Fresh coriander prices have significantly increased due to heavy rains. Supplies from key producing regions like Nashik were disrupted by flooding. Wholesale prices reached 175 per kg, while retail prices climbed higher. Limited arrivals from Karnataka offered some relief but with lower quality. Transport disruptions further contributed to the sharp price movements this week.
Kandla Port's 40-day cargo delays put Indias rice exports at risk
Indian rice exporters face significant logistical challenges at Kandla port. Cargo clearance now extends to forty days, impacting perishable rice shipments. This congestion occurs while India holds substantial rice stocks and anticipates global demand. Container shortages further exacerbate issues for basmati and non-basmati rice exports. These disruptions are causing global non-basmati rice prices to increase.
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan launched a new scholarship initiative. Over six thousand agriculture students will receive monthly direct bank transfers. This National Scholarship Portal-Direct Benefit Transfer system aims for faster payments. The government seeks to ensure timely financial assistance for students' education. This move strengthens agricultural education and practical learning opportunities.
Kharif sowing near normal as rainfall deficit shrinks
By August 7, farmers have successfully planted Kharif crops at 87.7% of the expected seasonal average. While rainfall deficiencies have mitigated, the focus is now firmly on crop yields. The acreage for critical crops like rice and pulses trails behind last years figures. On a positive note, reservoir water levels have improved significantly following recent rainfall. Nevertheless, the IMD warns of below-normal rainfall for the upcoming monsoon weeks.
Protesting Maharashtra farmers demand 2 lakh incentive for regular loan repayment
Along with a waiver ofup to 2 lakh, farmers, who paid EMIs regularly were supposed to receive incentive of 50,000, which farmers believe is unfair
Indian domestic cotton prices rise on global cues, firm demand
Likely delay in arrivals aids price trend even as acreage is seen at par with last year, with sowing catching up in Gujarat, Telangana
Delhi State Cooperative Bank to venture into financing farmers, artisans
Inaugurating the programme, Nabin Kumar Roy, Chief General Manager, NABARD, highlighted the critical role of cooperative banks in financial inclusion and local economic development.
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Cotrasen Men's Short Sleeve Breathable Cotton T-Shirt $9.87
CLFMA to host 59th AGM, National Symposium in Mumbai
CLFMA will host its 59th AGM and 67th National Symposium in Mumbai on September 11
FAIFA backs tobacco farmer relief, seeks calibrated crop cuts
FAIFA welcomes government relief for tobacco farmers but seeks calibrated FCV crop cuts, export support and stronger action against illicit cultivation.
Tobacco Board partners with Constems AI for tobacco grading
Tobacco Board partners with Constems AI to introduce AI-powered FCV tobacco grading, improving transparency, consistency and efficiency at Andhra Pradesh auctions.
Over 1 million evacuated as Typhoon Dolphin hits eastern China
DMK seeks adjournment motion on Cauvery dispute, slams TVK governments Agriculture Budget
Udhayanidhi Stalin said the DMK would raise the Cauvery issue in detail during the Assembly proceedings and expressed hope that Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay would break his silence and respond to the Oppositions questions
Tamil Nadu CM Vijay hails State, Agriculture Budgets; says they offer new hope to society
In a post on social media, the Chief Minister congratulated Finance Minister N. Marie Wilson and Agriculture Minister R. Vinoth for presenting what he described as forward-looking budgets
In a post on social media, Mr. Stalin said instead of addressing the drought situation and the distress faced by farmers, the Budget had merely heaped praise on the Chief Minister
In a post on social media, Mr. Stalin said instead of addressing the drought situation and the distress faced by farmers, the Budget had merely heaped praise on the Chief Minister
Presenting the Agriculture Budget 2026-27 in the Legislative Assembly, Minister R. Vinoth announced that the Horticultural Research Station at Ooty in the Nilgiris would be upgraded into a state-of-the-art Agricultural Technology Research Centre
Presenting the Agriculture Budget 2026-27 in the Legislative Assembly, Minister R. Vinoth announced that the Horticultural Research Station at Ooty in the Nilgiris would be upgraded into a state-of-the-art Agricultural Technology Research Centre
Presenting the Agriculture Budget in the Assembly, R. Vinoth said while severe climatic impacts were anticipated across the country during the current year, particularly in the Kuruvai season, 12 districts in Tamil Nadu were expected to be severely affected
On day of Agriculture Budget, DMK MLAs wear black over TVK-led governments failure on Cauvery issue
The Agri Budget was presented by Minister R. Vinoth, who waxed eloquent about Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay and the TVK government
Fertiliser production, imports dip
India's fertilizer production and imports have fallen sharply in the June quarter. This decline is due to inflated raw material prices caused by the West Asia conflict. Production of complex fertilizers dropped twenty-eight percent, and imports slipped forty-eight point five percent. Ammonia and sulphur prices have nearly doubled, making manufacturing and imports less viable. This situation raises concerns over nutrient availability for the ongoing crop sowing season.
RBI MPC Meeting 2026: Central bank flags a threat for Indian agriculture warming up in the Pacific
The RBI has flagged El Nio and an uneven southwest monsoon as key risks to agriculture, rural demand and the broader economy, despite cutting its FY27 inflation forecast to 5%. Governor Sanjay Malhotra said government measures, including climate-resilient crops, water conservation and adequate foodgrain stocks, should cushion the impact, though volatile crude prices and geopolitical tensions continue to pose inflation risks.
Sugar prices surge 17% in a month, mills expect more government curbs
India's sugar prices have risen significantly in recent weeks. The government imposed stock limits to help temper these rising rates. Lower output and El Nino concerns are also impacting sugar prices. Demand for sugar remains strong despite the recent price increases. The government has maintained August's sales quota at last year's level.
Government to consider farmers' views on ethanol policy: Shivraj Singh Chouhan
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan met farmers regarding the ethanol blending petrol policy. The government aims for farmers to receive the largest share of ethanol program benefits. Discussions focused on ensuring fair prices and demand for various crop feedstocks. Farmers expressed support for the ethanol program and clarified misconceptions about its impact. Both sides agreed to collaborate on strengthening the policy-making process for farmers' interests.
Global crop survey key highlight of upcoming rice conference
The Bharat International Rice Conference will feature a global crop survey. Future rice prices will be projected based on expected global demand and supply. This event aims to strengthen business partnerships and identify new opportunities. Over 30,000 delegates from more than 120 countries are expected to attend. The conference is scheduled to take place from October 23-25 in New Delhi.
Cotton production to drop in the 2025-2026 season
Cotton production to drop in the 2025-2026 season
A global Centre of Excellence to come up in Coimbatore for research on sugarcane
The CoE will work on developing new varieties that will have higher yield and sugar recovery, enhanced tolerance to drought, flood, salinity, and heat stress, improved resistance to major diseases and pests
Centre extends PM-Kisan for four more years, allocates 3.15 lakh crore
The Government said it has transferred more than 4.47 lakh crore directly into farmers bank accounts through 23 instalments under the scheme, which was launched in February 2019.
SADGC will act as the fiduciary custodian of AgriStack data within Kerala, held in public trust for farmers and farming communities, says State Agriculture Department
DMK to stage protest in Thanjavur on August 3 over Cauvery, farmers issues
There is no transparency in the governments handling of the Mekedatu dam issue, DMK chief M.K. Stalin alleged
Fertiliser industry seeks hike in subsidy rate for Kharif season due to rising raw material cost
The Fertiliser Association of India seeks higher subsidy rates for the upcoming Kharif season. Raw material prices have significantly increased, impacting domestic fertiliser production viability. Industry leaders met to review the Middle East crisis's effect on key input costs. Existing subsidy rates have not kept pace with the changed cost environment. Maintaining uninterrupted domestic production is critical for ensuring adequate stock buildup.
Bharat atta, rice set for market return ahead of festive season
The government plans to resume selling subsidized Bharat Atta and Bharat Rice soon. This initiative aims to provide staples at lower prices before the festival season. The Ministry of Consumer Affairs has allocated significant quantities of wheat and rice for this purpose. Bharat Rice will be priced at 35 per kg initially, with a slight increase later.
Madhya Pradesh hikes moong procurement cap to 60% as farmers protest
The decision comes as nearly 2,000 farmers, who breached police barricades to reach the State capital, set up camp near Chief Minister Mohan Yadavs residence
Up to 12 pc of non-agri jobs at risk of substitution due to Gen AI: Report
In a special report, Wall Street brokerage Goldman Sachs said the labour market impacts of gen-AI are expected to be uneven and it looks gen-AI as a medium-term positive for India's growth outlook.
Govt imposes stock limit on sugar from Aug 1 to Nov 30 to prevent hoarding during festival season
The government has imposed nationwide stock limits on private sugar traders. These restrictions will be in force from August 1 to November 30. Dealers cannot hold more than 4,000 quintals of sugar at any single location. A quota of 2.25 million tonnes of sugar has been announced for August. Physical verification of stocks with sugar mills will occur during August 1-14.
India's January to June rice exports climb 5% as non-basmati shipments rise, sources say
India's rice exports grew five percent in early 2026, driven by non-basmati shipments. Higher demand from African nations boosted non-basmati rice exports significantly. Basmati rice exports saw a decline due to trade disruptions with Gulf markets. Corn exports surged four hundred percent, and wheat exports also increased substantially. These export trends ensure affordable supplies for many global buyers.
According to an official statement, the minister chaired a virtual review meeting to assess the utilisation of funds released under the RKVY and to consider the issuance of the Second Installment (Second Mother Sanction) to the Government of Maharashtra.
Need for balanced regulatory system to promote use of bio-tech in farm sector: ICAR DG
According to a statement by the Agriculture Ministry on Sunday, Trust for Advancement of Agricultural Sciences (TAAS), in collaboration with ICAR, and the Federation of Seed Industry of India (FSII), organised a high-level roundtable on Reforms in Regulations and Approval of Genetically Modified (GM) and Genome-Edited (GE) Crop Plants.
Crop prices hit three-year high as heat, war stoke supply fears
Scorching temperatures across Europe also raise concerns over potential crop losses. This situation could lift costs for staples like bread and cooking oil.
A study finds conservation agriculture with drip irrigation can boost wheat protein content by up to 12% while improving yield and resource efficiency.
Telangana farmers caught between a dry spell and despair
Delayed rains, falling groundwater levels and the looming impact of El Nio have left thousands of farmers across Telangana anxiously watching the skies. While the State has rolled out a contingency plan urging a shift to less water-intensive crops, many cultivators have stayed with their traditional choices, hoping the monsoon will revive. As reservoirs run low and crop stress mounts, they remain caught between official advisories and age-old cropping patterns, reportK. Shiva ShankerandP. Laxma Reddy
Pulses import bill shrinks as global prices fall, local production rises
India's import bill for key pulses significantly decreased in FY26 due to robust domestic production. Lower global prices and import curbs also contributed to this substantial reduction. Exports of certain pulses, like Kabuli chana, saw a notable increase during the same period. This shift reflects India's growing self-sufficiency and improved market position for these commodities. Domestic policies and strong harvests have bolstered India's pulse sector performance.
Turn & Burn: The Untold Story Of Op Sindoor Reveals How Pak's AWACS Failed To Escape India's S-400
What happened in the final seconds before India's reported record-breaking S-400 intercept during Operation Sindoor? Fresh accounts from retired IAF S-400 operator Sgt. Bhale Singh describe a dramatic pursuit in which a Pakistani AWACS allegedly detected the incoming interceptor, attempted evasive manoeuvres and flew deeper into Pakistani airspace before being struck. Air Chief Marshal A.P. Singh has since confirmed that a large Pakistani aircraft was engaged at roughly 300 kilometres, describing it as the largest recorded surface-to-air kill of its kind. Pakistan, however, has not publicly corroborated the claim. If accurate, the engagement represents more than a recordit raises fundamental questions about the survivability of airborne early warning aircraft, the reach of modern long-range air defence systems and how Operation Sindoor may have reshaped the air power balance in South Asia.
Indias First Hydrogen Train Achieves Remarkable Success on Jind-Sonepat Route
Jind, July 23: Indias first hydrogen fuel cell passenger train has set a new benchmark for public transport. The hydrogen-powered train has achieved historic success on the Jind-Sonepat route. Launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on July 17, 2026, this innovative train has covered an impressive distance of nearly 900 kilometers in its first five ... Read more Indias First Hydrogen Train Achieves Remarkable Success on Jind-Sonepat Route
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Rahul-Led INDIA Bloc MPs Visit Gandhi Smriti in Student Solidarity
Gandhi said since students are on the streets, the opposition MPs felt that they should also be on the streets to send a message to them that -- we are with you and against the violence being inflicted upon you.
'It's a dream': Emotional Ashok Sharma dedicates India debut to elder brother
Fast bowler Ashok Sharma made his international debut for India against Zimbabwe. He dedicated this significant career milestone to his elder brother's sacrifice. Sharma's journey highlights perseverance and family support in pursuing cricket dreams. His rapid rise followed strong domestic performances and IPL success. The young pacer received his maiden India cap from bowling coach Sunil Joshi.
WTO nations query Indias PLI, QCO, import substitution, New Delhi says public policy objectives key
WTO members questioned India's trade policies at a recent review. Concerns included quality orders and abrupt tariff changes. India defended its policies as vital for public objectives. Schemes like PLI and agricultural support also faced scrutiny. Members sought greater transparency and predictability in trade practices.
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DRDO Successfully Tests Kusha Missile, Boosts India
Odisha: The Defence Research & Development Organisation (DRDO) successfully conducted the maiden flight-test of Kusha Long-Range Surface-to-Air Missile from the APJ Abdul Kalam Island off the coast of Odisha on Thursday. According to the Ministry of Defence, the maiden test was conducted against an electronic target simulating a high-speed and high-altitude aerial threat, which was []
Two Indian Women Nabbed With Narcotics in Nepal Airport Crackdown
The suspects arrived from Bangkok on a Thai Airways flight and were carrying Thai-manufactured marijuana hidden in their suitcase, it said.
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India's Maritime Strategy EXPLAINED! Can Indian Navy Stop China & Pakistan? | SOLDIERS EYE
In this insightful episode of Soldiers Eye, Major Gaurav Arya breaks down the rapidly evolving maritime security landscape surrounding India. From Pakistan's acquisition of Chinese Hangor-class submarines to Beijing's expanding influence across the Indian Ocean, the discussion explores the growing strategic competition at sea and India's response.The conversation examines the importance of the Malacca Strait, Sabang Port, and the Greater Nicobar Project, while highlighting how India's defence partnerships with Indonesia, Japan, Australia and other Indo-Pacific nations are reshaping regional security. Major Arya also explains China's ambitions in Bangladesh and the Bay of Bengal, the significance of the Quad, and why maritime power has become central to deterring Beijing.The episode further analyzes the impact of the Strait of Hormuz and Bab-el-Mandeb crises on India's economy, the Indian Navy's capability to blockade Karachi in wartime, Pakistan-sponsored maritime terrorism after 26/11, and the growing challenge of narco-terrorism across India's land and maritime borders.
Jyotiraditya Scindia to Boost BJP Campaign in Datia on July 24
Gwalior, July 23: Union Minister for Communications and Northeast Development, Jyotiraditya Scindia, will visit Gwalior and Datia districts in Madhya Pradesh on July 24. During this trip, Scindia will pay his respects at the revered Peetambara Peeth temple and seek blessings from Goddess Baglamukhi. With growing public support for the BJP in the Datia by-election, ... Read more Jyotiraditya Scindia to Boost BJP Campaign in Datia on July 24
