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Cabinet raises MSPs for all rabi crops; safflower increase highest at ₹675 per quintal

3 sources · first seen 15:13 30 Sept · updated 15:32 30 Sept

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  • Higher MSPs approved for all mandated rabi crops for 2027-28
  • The package sets aside ₹91,000 crore
  • Higher support prices may benefit farm-input companies while raising food-price pressures

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Read the reports

3 reports · earliest 15:13
NDTV ProfitCabinet Okays MSP For Six Rabi Crops With Up To 106% Margin, Estimates Rs 91,000 Cr Payout15:13MoneycontrolCabinet hikes MSP for rabi crops, sets aside Rs 91,000 crore; safflower sees biggest rise15:15Business StandardCabinet hikes MSP for all rabi crops; safflower gets ₹675 increase15:32