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Modi urges citizens to buy, sell products made in India
Mint Mumbai
|December 01, 2025
Prime minister Narendra Modi on Sunday lauded the country’s push for consumption of locally-made products, and asked citizens to continue buying and selling products made in India, especially as a new wave of shopping is set to begin in the coming days for Christmas and New Year.
PM Modi highlights India's record food grain production.
Modi also highlighted that India achieved a record 357 million tonnes of food grain production in 2025, a 100-million-tonne rise in 10 years.
India’s kharif food grain output is expected to rise to 173.33 million tonnes in 2025-26, as plentiful monsoon rains boosted acreage and yields, the first advance estimates released by the farm ministry showed.
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