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Reduce import dependence on agri-commodities: PM
Financial Express Kochi
|October 12, 2025
PRIME MINISTER NARENDRA Modion Saturday urged farmers to reduce their dependency on global markets and work towards achieving self-sufficiency in pulses, similar to the progress made in riceandwheat.
“India must aim to reduce imports and increase exports without falling behind,’ Modi said while launching agriculture and allied sector projects worth %42,000 crore.
“The country imports a large quantity of pulses from other countries. With an allocation of over 11,000 crore, this mission will greatly help farmers,’ he added, after launching the PM Dhan-Dhanya Krishi Yojana and the Pulses Atmanirbharta Mission.
Under the pulses mission, the government has set a target to boost pulses production by 40%, reaching 35 million tonne (MT) by the 2030-31 crop year, up from the current 24.2 MT. This increase is expected to be achieved through expansion of cultivation area and enhanced productivity under a mission-mode approach.
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