Progress of area coverage under Kharif crops as on 17.07.2026
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Summary
Government of India press release: Progress of area coverage under Kharif crops as on 17.07.2026
Key Facts
TypeRelease
SourceCabinet (via PIB)
PublishedMonday, 1 June 2026
Affected Population~150 million farming households, 42% of workforce
Key Numbers
Agri budget: Rs 1.52 lakh crore (2025-26)
MSP for 23 crops
PM-KISAN: Rs 6,000/year to 9 crore farmers
Key Authorities
Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers WelfareICARFCI
Key Stakeholders
FarmersFPOsAgri-Input Industry
Government Context
NDA IIIBJP-led NDA
Centre-Right
LeftCentreRight
Amendment History
2 changes recorded for this policy.
DescriptionMonday, 27 July 2026via pib
Government of India press release: Progress of area coverage under Kharif crops as on 17.07.2026
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Government of India press release: Progress of area coverage under Kharif crops as on 17.07.2026
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