India has sufficient funds for fertiliser subsidy

The Indian government has enough money to provide fertiliser subsidies for the year 2026-27.

They have already spent Rs 70,709 crore, which is about 40% of the total budget.

The government has also set aside extra money to keep fertilisers affordable for farmers, especially during the Kharif season.

They have made arrangements to import urea from other countries to ensure there are no shortages.

This is important because fertilisers help farmers grow crops, and the government wants to make sure they are available and not too expensive.