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The Union Cabinet approved measures supporting small businesses, farmers, urban transport and cultural infrastructure. It extended Stand-Up India and micro-unit credit guarantee schemes through March 2031, set fertiliser subsidies for Rabi 2026-27, cleared an 8.449-km Noida Metro extension and more.
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Upgrade this serverNew Delhi, November 11 (IANS): The Union Cabinet, chaired by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, on Wednesday approved the Nutrient Based Subsidy (NBS) rates on phosphatic and potassic (P&K) fertilisers for the rabi crop season of 2026-27, with a tentative budgetary requirement of approximately Rs 62,370.02 crore. This is around Rs 24,417.73 crore more than the corresponding figure for the rabi season for 2025-26, which was fixed at Rs 37,952.29 crore, according to an official statement.Availability of fertilisers to farmers at subsidised, affordable, and reasonable prices will be ensured…
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New Delhi, November 11 (IANS): The Union Cabinet on Wednesday approved the continuation of the Stand-Up India Scheme for another five years till March 31, 2031, with a credit guarantee corpus of Rs 4,111 crore and aiming to expand entrepreneurship among women, Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs).The scheme is expected to provide financial assistance to an additional 2.5 lakh entrepreneurs over the next five years. Since its launch in April 2016, the initiative has facilitated loans to more than 2.75 lakh women, SC and ST entrepreneurs, helping them establish new enterprises and…
9 hours ago · morungexpress.com
The Union Cabinet approved measures supporting small businesses, farmers, urban transport and cultural infrastructure. It extended Stand-Up India and micro-unit credit guarantee schemes through March 2031, set fertiliser subsidies for Rabi 2026-27, cleared an 8.449-km Noida Metro extension and more.
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Ashwini Vaishnaw said the fertiliser prices have shot up immensely due to the West Asia crisis and the Russia-Ukraine war. However, the Minister said the government has protected farmers' interests by providing adequate fertiliser subsidy
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