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64 LT urea, 19 LT other fertilisers: India boosts import plans as global prices double amid Middle East crisis

India is securing substantial fertiliser imports, including 64 lakh tonnes of urea and 19 lakh tonnes of other fertilisers, to counter global price hikes driven by the Middle East crisis. Despite increased import costs, retail prices for farmers will remain unchanged, with ample domestic supply assured for the upcoming kharif season.

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