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Why farmers blame BJP AAP political slugfest for paddy crisis

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In this #GroundReport from mandis of Puadh region, @thetribunechd Special Correspondent Ruchika M Khanna assesses how deep is the paddy crisis. Why rice millers are not willing to mill PR 126 and hybrid varieties, and how arhtiyas and Mandi...

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Updated At : 08:13 PM Oct 25, 2024 IST

In this #GroundReport from mandis of Puadh region, @thetribunechd Special Correspondent Ruchika M Khanna assesses how deep is the paddy crisis. Why rice millers are not willing to mill PR 126 and hybrid varieties, and how arhtiyas and Mandi labourers too are bearing the brunt.

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