Congress leader Mallikarjun Kharge accused the Modi government of failing on fuel and fertiliser security, citing declining production and worsening import dependence. He also invoked remarks by Murli Manohar Joshi on the “Vishwaguru” rhetoric, arguing the government is deflecting criticism with talks around delimitation. The row highlights fears over India’s ability to secure essentials.
India’s drugmakers are warning that a government directive restricting surplus ammonia supply to fertiliser firms could trigger a raw material crunch for pharmaceuticals. Since ammonia is a key input for API production, limited alternative sourcing may disrupt manufacturing, raise the risk of medicine shortages, and hit export commitments.
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