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Centre plans to curb subsidised-urea diversion to plywood, other industries
The Business Guardian
|August 25, 2023
The government has prepared a comprehensive action plan to crackdown on diversion of highly-subsidised urea to plywood and other industries, and violators could even face a jail term, according to official sources.
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The Union chemicals and fertilisers ministry will coordinate with other central ministries as well as states to curb the diversions and plans are also afoot to launch joint operations to prevent the diversion of agriculture-grade urea, the sources in the know said. Earlier this week, Union Chemicals and Fertilisers Minister Mansukh Mandaviya asked states and Union Territories to curb diversion of agriculture-grade urea to industries. Neem-coated urea is provided by the central government to farmers at a highly subsidised rate of Rs 266 per bag (of 45 kilograms), which is much cheaper than technical-grade urea meant for industrial use. In this backdrop, there are instances of diversion of agriculturegrade urea to industries that make resin/glue, plywood, crockery, moulding powder, cattle feed and industrial mining explosives.
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