CCI's cotton sales till July 11 was 67 lakh balesAmidst improved demand from mills and depleted stocks with the private trade, the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) is witnessing good demand for its stocks. The State-run CCI has sold about 67.09 lakh bales (of 170 kg) in the ongoing 2024-25 marketing season till July 11, as per the latest data on its Website. CCI had procured over 1 crore bales at minimum support price (MSP) during the 2024-25 marketing season.Trade sources said the demand for cotton has improved from the mills and also from traders in the recent days. As CCI is currently the only large stockholder, it is witnessing demand for the fibre crop.“Demand for cotton is good and is going up” said Ramanuj Das Boob, a sourcing agent in Raichur and also the Vice President of All India Cotton Brokers Association. CCI, which had reduced the sale price to make its cotton stocks attractive, has now been steadily increasing the price over the past couple of weeks.Turning bullish“Most of the spinning mills have bought cotton and some traders are also buying it. There is no stock of cotton with the trade and the new arrivals will begin only by October. Traders also have covered a good quantity for resale,” said Boob.As the cotton price have gone up, the price of yarn has also seen an improvement. “There is some demand for yarn,” Das Boob said. Prices which were hovering around ₹55,000-55,500 have now inched up to ₹57,000 levels per candy (of 356 kg).Higher carryover stocks“The Indian cotton market has recently turned from bearish to bullish due to aggressive buying by spinners and traders after CCI reduced prices to attractive levels. However, with CCI having sold over 65 per cent of its stock (85 per cent in Gujarat), many mills have already covered their needs. New kapas arrivals are limited, and ginning activity remains largely shut across India. Yarn demand continues to be weak, and mills are cautious with inventory,” said Anand Popat, a trader of cotton, yarn and cotton waste in Rajkot, said in his weekly newsletter.Last week, the Cotton Association of India estimated that the season-end stocks for the current 2024-25 marketing year at around 55.59 lakh balesh, about 84 per cent higher than 30.19 lakh bales last season. The higher than estimated closing stocks are atttributed to the revised crop figures of 311.40 lakh bales from its earlier projections of 301.14 lakh bales.read more :- INR Opens Stronger by 2 Paise at 85.97
Rupee opens marginally 02 paise higher at 85.97 against dollar The currency opened at 85.97 against the dollar after closing the previous session at 85.99.read more :- INR rises 02 Paise, Closes at 85.99 per Dollar
The Indian rupee on monday higher 02 paise to close at 85.99 per dollar, while it opened at 86.01 in the morning.At close, the Sensex was down 247.01 points or 0.30 percent at 82,253.46, and the Nifty was down 67.55 points or 0.27 percent at 25,082.30. About 1991 shares advanced, 2020 shares declined, and 151 shares unchanged.read more :- Akola cotton model will be implemented across the country: Agriculture Minister
Maharastra : Akola cotton planting model to be adopted across India: Agriculture minister.Akola: Union agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chauhan emphasised that in order to stop cotton imports and initiate exports by 2030, high-density cotton planting techniques will be promoted nationwide. Chauhan highlighted that the Akola pattern of high-density cotton planting, implemented by farmer Dilip Thakre, has received national recognition.Similarly, Dilip Pohane from Wardha, with support from the Central Institute for Cotton Research (CICR), achieved increased productivity through dense cotton planting. As the benefits of these methods become evident, the govt plans to promote these across the country.Chauhan urged seed companies and the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) to conduct research on cotton varieties best suited for high-density planting. He was speaking at a discussion session held on in Coimbatore, which focused on strategies to enhance cotton productivity.Speaking to, Dilip Thakre said the long-pending demand for an equipment testing institute in South India had been approved immediately."Research and quality improvement of indigenous cotton varieties will also be prioritised. This model will now be implemented across the country to raise productivity," Chauhan said. The minister showed great interest in the Akola pattern of high-density planting, referring to it multiple times in his speech.Present at the session were Union textile minister Giriraj Singh, Maharashtra agriculture minister Manikrao Kokate, vice-chancellor of Dr Panjabrao Deshmukh Agricultural University Dr Sharad Gadakh, vice-chancellor of Vasantrao Naik Marathwada Krishi Vidyapeeth, Parbhani, Dr Indra Mani, CICR director Dr Vijay Waghmare, cotton expert Govind Vairale, and farmers Dilip Pohane and Dilip Thakre.Chauhan acknowledged demand for HTBT technology and said the matter would be discussed with the environment ministry.Currently, unauthorised planting of HTBT (herbicide-tolerant Bt) cotton seeds is taking place in various regions. Considering farmer demands, discussions are underway to explore the possibility of legalising this technology, said the minister. Soil health was also highlighted as a crucial factor in improving productivity.Weed management has become a serious challenge in cotton-growing areas, with labour shortages and rising costs. The agriculture and textile ministries are working together to address this, he said.He stressed that developing new crop varieties and technologies is meaningless if they do not reach farmers. To bridge this gap, a stronger agricultural extension system will be developed to ensure effective transfer of knowledge from "lab to land."Key Points *Use of AI-based pheromone traps for pink bollworm control*Emphasis on affordable and accessible mechanisation*Strict regulation to prevent counterfeit seeds and inputs*Customised solutions for small and marginal farmers*Partnerships with seed companies and research institutes to develop improved varietiesread more :- Rupee falls 21 paise at open to 86.01 against US dollar
Rupee opens 21 paise down against dollar at 86.01 as dollar risesThe currency opened at 86.01 against the US dollar after ending the previous session at 85.80.read more :- State Wise CCI Cotton Sale Details 2024-25
State-wise CCI Cotton Sales Details – 2024-25 SeasonThe Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) has raised per candy price by ₹1,000 this week. Following the price revision, CCI sold 10,43,800 bales during the week, bringing the total cotton bales sales for the 2024-25 season to approximately 66,89,400 bales. This represents around 66.89% of the total cotton procured so far this season.A state-wise breakdown of sales indicates strong activity from Maharashtra, Telangana, and Gujarat, which together account for over 83.4% of the total sales to date.This data underscores CCI’s proactive efforts in stabilizing the cotton market and ensuring steady supply across key cotton-producing states.read more :- CAI increases cotton stock to 55.5 lakh bales
CAI raises cotton stock to 55.5 lakh bales for 2024-25 seasonThe CAI estimates record stocks of cotton for the 2024-25 season, driven by projected growth in production, consumption and imports.The ending stocks of cotton in the country for the current 2024-25 season ending in September are estimated at around 55.59 lakh bales (each of 170 kg) - up by nearly 84 per cent from the previous year's 30.19 lakh bales, according to the latest estimates of trade organisation Cotton Association of India (CAI).In a statement, CAI President Atul Ganatra said cotton crushing for the 2024-25 season is estimated at 311.40 lakh bales - higher than the previous estimate of 301.14 lakh bales due to an increase in crop size.Higher pressuresThis increase is due to higher than expected pressures in Maharashtra (5 lakh bales), Gujarat and Telangana (1.5 lakh bales each) and 1 lakh bale fibre crop pressure in Karnataka. Andhra Pradesh, Haryana and Rajasthan also witnessed marginal increase in pressure numbers due to improved crop arrivals.CAI estimates total cotton supply at end-June to be 356.76 lakh bales, comprising 296.57 lakh bales of pressure, 30 lakh bales of imports and 30.19 lakh bales of opening stocks. Consumption at end-June stood at 233.5 lakh bales, while exports are estimated at 15.25 lakh bales. Opening stocks are estimated at 108.01 lakh bales by end-June 2025. This includes 32.00 lakh bales with textile mills and the remaining 76.01 lakh bales with CCI, Maharashtra Federation and others (MNCs, traders, ginners, exporters, etc.), which includes cotton sold but not delivered.Increase in productionCAI has estimated the total cotton supply by the end of cotton season 2024-25 at 380.59 lakh bales as against the earlier estimate of 370.34 lakh bales due to higher production in some states. Domestic consumption for this season is estimated to increase marginally to 308 lakh bales as against the earlier estimate of 305 lakh bales, while exports are estimated at 17 lakh bales. In fact, exports this season are estimated to be 40 per cent lower than last year's 28.36 lakh bales.Cotton imports for the year 2024-25 are estimated at 39 lakh bales, more than double the previous year's estimate of 15.2 lakh bales. CAI said about 30 lakh bales are expected to reach Indian ports by the end of June.Meanwhile, cotton sowing is going on at a good pace in major producing states. As of July 7, the fibre crop has been sown in about 79.54 lakh hectares (LH), slightly higher than 78.58 LH a year ago.read more :- Initiative to make cotton farming profitable: Shivraj Singh
Efforts to make cotton farming profitable: Union Minister Shivraj SinghCOIMBATORE : The penalty and legal action against firms selling substandard cotton seeds and fertilisers will be reframed, statedUnion Minister for Agriculture and Farmers' Welfare Shivraj Singh Chouhan in Coimbatore on Friday.He also said the ministry is working to make cotton farming a profitable business for the farmer.The minister participated in an event named 'Consultation with Stakeholders on Enhancing Cotton Productivity' at ICAR-Sugarcane Breeding Institute.Addressing the press, the minister said, "We will start a new cotton revolution from Coimbatore. We had a discussion on the problems faced in cotton production and how to increase its productivity.?Ways to combat diseases affecting cotton were also discussed, he added."Our farmers should produce the kind of cotton that the industry needs so that the profit of the farmers should increase. We will do research after listening to all these problems. Many experiments are going on. We are using AI to trap and kill the bacteria and viruses that cause diseases in cotton," Chouhan stated.On the increasing human-wildlife conflict issue, the central minister said, "Agriculture and forest are State Subjects. The Union Government has been providing necessary cooperation altogether whenever the State Government requires it."read more :- CCI increased the price of cotton, 66% sales through e-bidding
CCI Boosts Cotton Prices, sold 66% of 2024–25 Procurement via E-BiddingThe Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) conducted online bidding for cotton bales throughout the week, with significant trading activity observed across both the Mills and Traders sessions. Over the course of five days, CCI increased its prices by a total of ₹1,000 per candy.As of now, CCI has sold approximately 66,89,400 cotton bales for the 2024–25 season, representing 66.89% of its total procurement for the season.Date wise weekly Sales Summary :-07 July 2025:A total of 1,93,000 bales were sold — including 1,92,800 bales from the 2024–25 season and 200 bales from the 2023–24 season.Mills session: 55,000 balesTraders session: 1,37,800 bales (including 200 bales from 2023–24)08 July 2025:The highest daily sales of the week were recorded on this day, with 3,10,000 bales sold — 3,09,900 bales (2024–25) and 100 bales (2023–24).Mills session: 87,200 balesTraders session: 2,22,800 bales (including 100 bales from 2023–24)09 July 2025:Sales amounted to 2,33,000 bales, all from the 2024–25 season.Mills session: 72,500 balesTraders session: 1,60,500 bales10 July 2025:A total of 1,82,500 bales were sold — 1,82,400 bales (2024–25) and 100 bales (2023–24).Mills session: 80,900 bales (including 100 bales from 2023–24)Traders session: 1,01,600 bales11 July 2025:The week concluded with sales of 1,25,300 bales, all from the 2024–25 season.Mills session: 44,100 balesTraders session: 81,200 balesWeekly Total:CCI achieved total sales of approximately 10,43,800 bales for the week, underscoring its strong market engagement and the growing efficiency of its digital transaction platform.read more :- Shivraj Singh Chouhan Chairs Cotton Meet in Coimbatore
Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan Chairs Cotton-Growing States Meeting in CoimbatoreCoimbatore: Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Shri Shivraj Singh Chouhan, chaired a consultative meeting of Agriculture Ministers and senior officials from all major cotton-growing states at the Tamil Nadu Agricultural University in Coimbatore.Meeting ObjectiveThe primary agenda of the meeting is to promote cotton cultivation across the country and ensure the welfare of cotton farmers. A significant number of farmers attended the meeting to share their experiences, insights, and suggestions related to cotton farming.Focus on Cotton CultivationThe discussions emphasized the need to create favorable conditions for increasing cotton productivity and profitability. Successful cotton cultivation depends on several key environmental and agronomic factors.Key Requirements for Cotton Cultivation1. ClimateWarm Temperatures: Cotton thrives in warm climates, with ideal temperatures ranging between 21°C and 30°C.Ample Sunlight: The crop requires 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight daily for optimal photosynthesis and boll development.2. SoilWell-Drained Soil: Cotton is sensitive to waterlogging; hence, well-drained soil is essential.Soil Fertility: The soil should be rich in organic matter and vital nutrients—especially nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K).Additional Considerations for High YieldsTo achieve optimal productivity, the following practices are also crucial:Adequate Water Supply: Timely and sufficient irrigation is necessary throughout the growing season.Balanced Nutrient Management: Appropriate use of fertilizers is key to plant health and yield.Effective Pest and Disease Control: Proactive measures must be taken to manage common cotton pests and diseases.Use of Modern Farm Equipment: Mechanization can enhance efficiency and reduce labor dependency.The meeting concluded with a strong commitment to boosting cotton farming through policy support, farmer engagement, and scientific advancements in agriculture.
The Indian rupee on friday higher 05 paise to close at 85.80 per dollar, while it opened at 85.85 in the morning.At close, the Sensex was down 689.81 points or 0.83 percent at 82,500.47, and the Nifty was down 205.40 points or 0.81 percent at 25,149.85. About 1510 shares advanced, 2341 shares declined, and 150 shares unchanged.read more :- October 2024 crop loss: Cotton relief package announced, demand for other crops
Relief package announced: Package announced for damage to cotton crop in October 2024: Demand to include other crops as wellThe state government has announced a relief package for the damage caused to cotton cultivation due to unseasonal rains in October 2024. Surendranagar district is also included in the 6 districts of the state. Only those farmers will get assistance whose crop has suffered more than 33 percent damage. 2 hectare cropIn this regard, District Agriculture Officer M.R. Parmar said that the application process will be completed through Form VCE on the Digital Gujarat portal from July 14 to 28. Account holder farmers will have to apply on the Digital Gujarat portal from the e-gram center at the village level with the farmer's satbar, bank account details and Aadhaar number.The received applications will be sent to the government. It is said that cotton is the most consumed crop during the monsoon season in Surendranagar district. In 2024, cotton was sown in 2,45,313 hectares in the district. Many farmers had suffered losses. Farmer leaders Ashokbhai Patel, Prashant Pareek and other farmers reached the District Agriculture Officer's office regarding the crop damage assistance package announced by the government and submitted a memorandum that if only cotton will get compensation for the loss, then what will happen to the rest of the crops?On the other hand, since no one present in the office knew how many farmers would get assistance, the farmers got angry and threatened to sit on a dharna on Monday if justice was not given.In October 2024, 25507 farmers from Dasada and 16657 farmers from Lakhtar had applied for rain. The government discriminated in compensation and gave compensation only to selected villages and mute castes, due to which 50 percent of the farmers were deprived of assistance. This package has been announced when the farmers protested due to discrimination. In this too, the farmers are being deceived.Earlier the announcement was for all the crops, so why will only cotton get compensation in this, then what about the rest of the sown crops? The survey was done in October, but the damage to cotton was not seen. How will we conduct the survey now? There are questions like where to get one year old photos from.read more :- Rupee falls 21 paise at open to 85.85 against US dollar
HTBt cotton gets positive report, one step away from commercial cultivationNEW DELHI: An expert committee, appointed by central biotech regulator to review biosafety data of transgenic cotton, has submitted a favourable report on genetically modified HTBt cotton, paving way for Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee (GEAC) to take a final call on its commercial cultivation.Though transgenic Bt cotton is being cultivated in the country after getting approved in 2002, the herbicide-tolerant Bt (HTBt) cotton could not get the mandatory GEAC nod despite long-pending demand of cotton farmers. As a result, its illegal variant is reportedly being used without quality check in many cotton-producing states.Sources said the expert committee's report has given an all clear to HTBt cotton but the final decision would be taken by govt after getting regulator GEAC's nod.The demand for legal use of HTBt is expected to be raised again on Friday when Union agriculture minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan visits Coimbatore for a crop-specific meeting on cotton.Since the ministry has invited suggestions from farmers ahead of the meeting amid reports of declining Bt cotton productivity in the country due to a newly emerging disease, tobacco streak virus (TSV), demand for allowing another transgenic variety - HTBt - for commercial cultivation at the earliest is expected to be the key takeaway.read more:- Rupee falls 21 paise at open to 85.85 against US dollar
The rupee opened 21 paise down on July 11 after the dollar index surged over US President Donald Trump's tariff uncertainties.The currency opened at 85.85 against the US dollar after closing the previous day at 85.64.read more :- Pink caterpillar attack on BT cotton in Sri Ganganagar, advice to farmers
Danger of pink caterpillar in BT cotton: Insect seen in fields in Sri Ganganagar, Agriculture Department advised farmersInfestation of pink caterpillar has been seen on BT cotton crop in some fields of Sri Ganganagar. As soon as the presence of the insect was confirmed, the Agriculture Department swung into action and issued guidelines to alert farmers and take precautions. The department has advised that if necessary steps are not taken in time, the crop may suffer heavy losses.Appeal to pay special attention to seed, distance and weedsAssistant Director of Agriculture Department Jaswant Singh said that while sowing BT cotton, use 450 grams of seed per bigha. Also maintain a distance of 108 cm between rows and 60 cm between plants. He advised farmers to use only seeds approved by the state government and avoid buying seeds from unknown sources.Integrated pesticide management is necessary to protect against pink caterpillarTo protect against caterpillar, crop rotation, deep ploughing, destruction of weeds in and around the field, cleaning of beds in the field and destruction of half-ripe bolls are necessary. Also, keep the wood left in the field covered with mosquito net or polythene from the month of April itself so that moths cannot come out.Spray pesticides at the right timeThe Agriculture Department has said to be especially cautious regarding the selection of pesticides. It is advised to spray neem based pesticides at the stage of 45 to 60 days and pyrethroid based pesticides after 120 days.Appeal to contact farmersThere is a need to be especially cautious in the fields where cotton wood or ginning factories and cottonseed oil mills are located nearby. The Agriculture Department has appealed to the farmers to contact the Agriculture Supervisor of their area, Assistant Agriculture Officer or Assistant Director Agriculture Office located in Anupgarh for any doubt or assistance.It has also had an impact in the last two yearsIt is worth noting that two years ago also the pink caterpillar had caused a lot of damage to the cotton crop. This time, by taking timely precautions, farmers can be helped in saving the crop.read more:- Cotton prices rise: CCI and Shankar-6 lead
Cotton Prices on the Rise: CCI Hikes and Shankar-6 Surge Signal Market ReboundMumbai, July 10, 2025 – The cotton market has witnessed significant activity over the past 40 days, with the Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) adjusting its per candy pricing multiple times amid global currency fluctuations and a steady rise in Shankar-6 cotton prices.CCI Price Revisions: A Volatile PhaseFrom June 1 to July 10, 2025, CCI revised its cotton candy prices 11 times, reflecting a mix of bearish and bullish sentiments:Price Drops:June 2: Down ₹300June 10: Down ₹500June 20: Down ₹500These early reductions signaled a subdued market environment, likely influenced by weak global cues and currency pressures.Price Increases:June 25: Up ₹100June 27: Up ₹100June 30: Up ₹200July 1: Up ₹200July 7: Up ₹100July 8: Up ₹200July 9: Up ₹200July 10: Up ₹200Starting late June, the trend reversed with eight consecutive hikes, indicating improved demand and bullish outlook from both mills and traders.Shankar-6 Cotton Prices: Strong UptrendShankar-6 quality cotton, a benchmark for Indian cotton, also mirrored the bullish trend, moving from ₹54,100 per candy on June 2 to ₹56,400 on July 10, marking a net increase of ₹2,300 per candy. Notable jumps include:June 30 to July 1: ₹54,750 → ₹55,000July 7 to July 10: ₹55,600 → ₹56,400This consistent rise suggests robust buying interest and tight supply in key growing regions.Dollar-Rupee Dynamics: Mild FluctuationsThe USD-INR exchange rate ranged between ₹85.42 and ₹86.62, with the highest rate recorded on June 20. A stronger rupee in late June and early July, despite global uncertainties, provided some cushion for importers and may have influenced the CCI’s decision to hike prices.Key Observations:The early part of June was dominated by price cuts, reflecting sluggish demand.Mid to late June saw the start of a reversal, supported by improving fundamentals.July has been bullish across the board—CCI prices up, Shankar-6 prices surging, and a relatively stable dollar.Market Outlook:With the peak monsoon season underway and festive textile demand expected in Q3, market participants remain cautiously optimistic. Analysts suggest that unless global cotton supply eases or the rupee weakens significantly, the upward momentum in domestic prices may continue into August.read more:- INR Drops 03 Paise, Closes at 85.64 per Dollar
The Indian rupee on thursday lower 03 paise to close at 85.64 per dollar, while it opened at 85.61 in the morning.At close, the Sensex was down 345.80 points or 0.41 percent at 83,190.28, and the Nifty was down 120.85 points or 0.47 percent at 25,355.25. About 1919 shares advanced, 1947 shares declined, and 140 shares unchanged.read more :- Shivraj Chauhan holds high-level meeting on Coimbatore cotton crisis
Shivraj Chouhan to chair high-level meeting on cotton crisis in CoimbatoreChennai: In a significant move to tackle the ongoing crisis in cotton cultivation, Union Agriculture, Farmers Welfare and Rural Development Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan will chair a high-level meeting in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu on Friday.The meeting will focus on strategies to increase cotton productivity, tackle virus infection and ensure availability of high-quality seeds to farmers.The Ministry of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare said the meeting will bring together various stakeholders, including cotton farmers from cotton-producing states, scientists, agriculture ministers, senior government officials, cotton industry representatives and agricultural universities.In a video message ahead of the meeting, Minister Chouhan said, "Cotton production in India is continuously declining, primarily due to the TSV virus affecting Bt cotton."He stressed that the objective of the meeting is to have in-depth discussions on increasing productivity, reducing costs and developing high-quality, climate-resilient seed varieties."The objective of this meeting is to prepare a practical and sustainable roadmap for revival of cotton cultivation in the country," he said.Chouhan reiterated the Centre's firm commitment to improve the welfare of farmers. "It is our firm resolve to increase cotton production and improve the livelihood of our cotton-growing brothers and sisters. The challenges before us can be overcome only through collective effort," he said.To ensure wider participation and receive suggestions from the grassroots, the ministry has also launched a toll-free helpline - 1800 180 1551 - inviting cotton farmers across the country to share their suggestions, experiences and concerns.The minister assured that all suggestions received through the helpline will be taken seriously and considered in policy formulation. The meeting will begin at 10 am on July 11 and is expected to see active participation of senior officials, top scientists and policy-makers, including the Director General of the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR).Making an impassioned appeal to the farming community, Chauhan said, "Together we will face this challenge and bring about a revival in cotton production in India. Your insights will help shape policies based on real-world challenges."The meeting in Coimbatore is seen as a crucial step towards improving the condition of India's cotton sector and ensuring long-term sustainability for millions of farmers who depend on it.read more :- Plans afoot to legalise HtBt to double cotton production
Plans to Legalise HtBt to Double Cotton OutputNEW DELHI: In a major agricultural reform aimed at doubling cotton production in the country, the government is planning to legalise the controversial herbicide-tolerant (Ht) Bt cotton (HtBt cotton). The expert committee on HtBt cotton seeds has given a positive recommendation for its commercial cultivation to the top biosafety regulatory body, the Genetic Engineering Appraisal Committee (GEAC), after analysing three years of biosafety data.Environmentalists are concerned that the approval may lead to farmers indiscriminately spraying Glyphosate, a controversial herbicide used to eliminate weeds without harming cotton crops. This practice raises concerns about potential negative impacts on the environment and other crops grown in nearby fields. The GEAC appointed the committee in 2022 to study the adverse effects of HtBt cotton. The committee assessed the biosafety data of Bayer-owned, Monsanto-patented HtBt cotton for the years 2022-2024, reviewed the fresh risk assessment and risk management, and yield claim, and found it satisfactory.However, HtBt cotton cultivation has been occurring illegally in Gujarat, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana for many years.“If we approve commercial cultivation, then farmers who are getting ‘unauthorised seeds’ would get the right quality of seeds, where the seller would be made accountable,” a senior officer said.read more:- INR Opens Stronger by 7 Paise at 85.61
Rupee opens marginally higher at 85.61 against dollar tracking Asian peersThe rupee opened 7 paise up on July 10, tracking uptick in Asian peers. The currency opened at 85.61 against the US dollar after closing at 85.68 the previous close.read more :- India’s Cotton Trade Sees Strong Momentum in June 2025: Imports Outpace Exports
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| CCI sells over 67 lakh bales of cotton till July 11 | 15-07-2025 18:06:37 | view |
| INR Opens Stronger by 2 Paise at 85.97 | 15-07-2025 17:23:08 | view |
| INR rises 02 Paise, Closes at 85.99 per Dollar | 14-07-2025 22:47:10 | view |
| Akola cotton model will be implemented across the country: Agriculture Minister | 14-07-2025 18:02:17 | view |
| Rupee falls 21 paise at open to 86.01 against US dollar | 14-07-2025 17:25:59 | view |
| State Wise CCI Cotton Sale Details 2024-25 | 12-07-2025 22:24:17 | view |
| CAI increases cotton stock to 55.5 lakh bales | 12-07-2025 18:31:14 | view |
| Initiative to make cotton farming profitable: Shivraj Singh | 12-07-2025 18:14:01 | view |
| CCI increased the price of cotton, 66% sales through e-bidding | 12-07-2025 01:19:26 | view |
| Shivraj Singh Chouhan Chairs Cotton Meet in Coimbatore | 11-07-2025 23:12:33 | view |
| INR rises 05 Paise, Closes at 85.80 per Dollar | 11-07-2025 22:42:22 | view |
| October 2024 crop loss: Cotton relief package announced, demand for other crops | 11-07-2025 18:06:12 | view |
| HTBT cotton: closer to commercial cultivation | 11-07-2025 17:59:53 | view |
| Rupee falls 21 paise at open to 85.85 against US dollar | 11-07-2025 17:22:16 | view |
| Pink caterpillar attack on BT cotton in Sri Ganganagar, advice to farmers | 11-07-2025 00:56:01 | view |
| Cotton prices rise: CCI and Shankar-6 lead | 10-07-2025 23:20:53 | view |
| INR Drops 03 Paise, Closes at 85.64 per Dollar | 10-07-2025 22:42:42 | view |
| Shivraj Chauhan holds high-level meeting on Coimbatore cotton crisis | 10-07-2025 19:13:44 | view |
| Plans afoot to legalise HtBt to double cotton production | 10-07-2025 18:22:29 | view |
| INR Opens Stronger by 7 Paise at 85.61 | 10-07-2025 17:22:25 | view |
