Pratik Parija is a Correspondent at various prominent media outlets. He specializes in agriculture and farming, with a keen focus on commodities markets, sustainable agriculture, and the global supply chain. Pratik's work has been featured in Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance Canada, and The Economic Times, among others.
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Pratik Parija's coverage heavily revolves around agriculture, food supply, and government policies in India. His focus on government announcements indicates a preference for news related to policy changes or regulations impacting the agricultural sector.
Given the strong emphasis on Indian agriculture and its impact on global markets, Pratik may be particularly interested in pitches that offer insights into how specific government policies or weather events are affecting local farmers and subsequently influencing global commodity prices. Additionally, he might be interested in expert commentary from economists or industry insiders who can provide nuanced perspectives on India’s agricultural outlook.
As Pratik's geographic focus is national (India), it would be beneficial to tailor pitches with a specific emphasis on developments within the country's agricultural landscape while also considering their potential implications at a global level.
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By: Anup Roy, Pratik Parija
Rainfall this year has been the weakest in more than a decade, putting harvests and economic growth at risk.
By: Ana Mano, Pratik Parija, Mumbi Gitau, Cole Martin
El Niño is hitting world’s biggest sugar producers, exposing the crop’s acute vulnerability to the climate phenomenon but also providing an early glimpse of broader threats to farmers and global food inflation.
By: Pratik Parija, Anup Roy
Monsoon delivers about 75% of India’s annual rainfall & determining livelihoods in a country where only about half of farmland is irrigated.
By: Mumbi Gitau, Ana Mano, Pratik Parija, Cole Martin
El Niño is disrupting sugar production in key growing regions, pushing prices higher and offering a warning of broader risks to crops and global food inflation.
India, a major fertilizer importer, received offers in a urea tender nearly 10% below its August purchase price, signaling some relief for global farmers that have faced surging input costs this year.
By: Pratik Parija, Rajesh Kumar Singh
Indian factories, smelters and households are being hit by blackouts and rising energy costs as the impact of plunging coal stockpiles at the country’s power stations ripples through the economy.
India, one of the world’s top urea importers, was able to secure less than 25% of the crop nutrient it sought in a tender last month, indicating that hostilities in the Middle East continue to keep farm input costs elevated.
By: Pratik Parija, Rakesh Sharma
India has ordered state-owned fuel retailers to stop procuring ethanol made from sugar and key sugarcane-based feedstocks in move that may help keep a lid on prices of the sweetener.
By: Mary Hui, Pratik Parija
Tropical Cyclone Arnab is expected to hit India’s east coast on Wednesday, marking a break in an otherwise calm season that’s been subdued by a severe El Niño.
By: Pratik Parija, Mary Hui
The Category 4-equivalent cyclone is forecast to bring heavy rainfall to Andhra Pradesh and Odisha, with potential damage to standing crops and plantations.
