Sanjeeb Mukherjee

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Sanjeeb Mukherjee

Sanjeeb Mukherjee

@sanjeebm77

Journalist with @bsindia I write on agriculture, food and other policy issues I Retweets are not endorsements I Views personal

Delhi Katılım Temmuz 2009
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Aneesha Bedi@AneeshaBedi·
@sanjeebm77 Hi, sent you a DM. Would be great to hear back from you! Thanks :)
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S. Mahendra Dev@MahendraDevS·
My speech at Manthan organised by Business Standard at Bharat Mandapam
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IIMC Alumni Association
IIMC Alumni Association@IIMCAA·
IIMC Silver Jubilee Alumni Batch: Sanjeeb Mukherjee (EJ, Delhi) is Agriculture Editor at Business Standard, with 20+ years covering agriculture, climate change, and policy. He entered journalism in 1999 and has worked with national and international publications, including Dow Jones Newswires and Financial Express etc. #IIMC #IIMCAA #Connections
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Sanjeeb Mukherjee@sanjeebm77·
In addition to wheat, India also allows additional exports of 0.5 million tonnes of sugar over and above already permitted 1.5 million tonnes. But so far just around 0.2 million tonnes of the permitted 1.5 million tonnes of sugar for the 2025-26 marketing year has been exported
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Sanjeeb Mukherjee@sanjeebm77·
India allows 2.5 million tonnes of wheat exports. Lifting the ban imposed in May 2022. It has also permitted exports of 0.5 million tonnes of wheat products exports, in addition to the 0.5 million tonnes already permitted a few days
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#Budget2026 ... Focuses more on allied sectors in agriculture and also Southern states. GVA of allied sectors has grown at a faster rate than the core crop sector in the last 10 years.
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Ajay Vir Jakhar
Ajay Vir Jakhar@Ajayvirjakhar·
Sharing my opinion piece published in the Business Standard today. Do read & share feedback. Some extracts… Steady collapse of Indian National Congress under Gandhi siblings is hollowing out political contestation. In absence of a credible opposition, complacency is most visible in agricultural economics domain. Impact of U.S. tariffs. Hard truth is making a deal with God is no different from making a deal with the Devil. One cannot bargain with a power exponentially greater than oneself. For 1st time ever, a larger part of agricultural household income is coming from ‘non-agriculture’ income & not from their primary profession. Imports of MSP crops must attract tariffs, calibrated to ensure that landing cost never undercuts the MSP. Reforms rethink; land-leasing, land ceiling, fertilizer & food subsidies, dispersal of subsidies based on area production plans, futures trading of agricultural commodities, Conflict-of-Interest-law. ‘Agriculture Innovation Fund’ to support foundation-level agricultural research. Eg. Soil Microbiome - modern science will converge with natural farming & new principles of post-modern agriculture will emerge. Authority, akin to a debt recovery tribunal, for agricultural loans. Many recommendations for Indian agriculture remain substantively unchanged across 7 decades. India’s agricultural plan cannot fail because India does not yet have one. Call it pessimism if you must. I would rather be described as an optimist tempered by experience.
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