The Indian government has authorized the export of 200,000 tonnes of wheat to Nepal, easing its general export ban to meet food security requests from specific countries. This initiative, managed through the National Cooperative Exports Limited, signifies India’s commitment to regional cooperation and food stability. Additionally, the DGFT announced exemptions on synthetic fabric inputs to boost domestic production.
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