PoliticsIndia's Food Policy Reacts Only During Crises, Then Falls Silent
India's food and farming policy typically becomes active only during crises such as monsoon failures, conflicts, or commodity market swings, then quiets down afterward. For example, when the Strait of Hormuz closed in February, urea prices surged, prompting the Cabinet to approve a new investment policy to boost gas-based urea production after 14 years. This pattern shows policy attention spikes during emergencies but lacks sustained focus.
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