Amid the evolving situation in West Asia, the Government of India continues its efforts to keep citizens informed through regular updates. In this regard, a media briefing was held today at the National Media Centre, where officers from the Ministries of Petroleum and Natural Gas, Ports, Shipping and Waterways provided updates on fuel availability, maritime operations, assistance to Indian nationals in the region, and measures being undertaken to maintain stability across key sectors. Ministry of Chemicals & Fertilizers also briefed the media about the fertilizer stock position and availability. Further, Ministry of Commerce provided an update on exports.
or Kharif 2026, the fertiliser requirement has been assessed by DA&FW at 390.54 LMT, against this stock as on today is around 193.38 LMT (approx. 50%), significantly higher than the usual level of about 33%. This reflects improved planning, advance stocking, and efficient logistics management by the Government.
Supply position continues to be strong in the states. For the period 1 April 2026 to 30 April 2026, availability remains substantially higher than requirement. Urea availability is 73.81 LMT against a requirement of 22.91 LMT, DAP availability is 23.47LMTagainst 7.44 LMT requirement, MOP availability is 8.54 LMT against 2.18 LMT requirement, NPK availability is 54.04 LMT against 9.40 LMT requirement, and SSP availability is 26.20 LMT against 4.16 LMT requirement. This clearly indicates a strong opening position for the ongoing Kharif season.
MRP of major fertilizers – No change in the MRP of Major Fertilizers
