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Distress sale of sugarcane picks up in UP
Even as the the Uttar Pradesh government is yet to announce the State Advised Price (SAP) for sugarcane, farmers have already started distress sale of the cash crop to local gur units, ahead of the forthcoming crushing season. These units are paying around Rs 190/quintal to farmers, who need money for the festival season and want their fields empty for the rabi crop, mainly wheat. Meanwhile, at least
Even as the the Uttar Pradesh government is yet to announce the State Advised Price (SAP) for sugarcane, farmers have already started distress sale of the cash crop to local gur units, ahead of the forthcoming crushing season. These units are paying around Rs 190/quintal to farmers, who need money for the festival season and want their fields empty for the rabi crop, mainly wheat. Meanwhile, at least
Cane prices: Divergent views put UP govt in a fix
It would be a tough call for the Uttar Pradesh government to fix sugarcane price for the 2011-12 crushing season, given the divergent voices of farmers and the sugar industry on the issue.
It would be a tough call for the Uttar Pradesh government to fix sugarcane price for the 2011-12 crushing season, given the divergent voices of farmers and the sugar industry on the issue.
US adds 103,000 new jobs but employment rate remains unchanged at 9.1 percent
The latest Labor Department report, which indicated that the US added 103,000 jobs in September has eased recession fears slightly, but sparked off concerns over a sluggish economy.
The latest Labor Department report, which indicated that the US added 103,000 jobs in September has eased recession fears slightly, but sparked off concerns over a sluggish economy.
Obama aide: Blocking jobs bill risks recession
A top White House economic adviser says failure to pass President Barack Obama's jobs bill would raise the risk of a recession
A top White House economic adviser says failure to pass President Barack Obama's jobs bill would raise the risk of a recession
Businesses ordered more long-lasting goods
Businesses ordered more computers, communications equipment and other big-ticket items in August, a hopeful sign for the slumping economy.
Businesses ordered more computers, communications equipment and other big-ticket items in August, a hopeful sign for the slumping economy.
Female staff in Obama White House felt edged out: New book
Senior female aides in the White House felt threatened by the men who had greater access to President Barack Obama in the first two years of his office, according to revelations in a new book.
Senior female aides in the White House felt threatened by the men who had greater access to President Barack Obama in the first two years of his office, according to revelations in a new book.
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