Harvir Singh
Harvir Singh is a professional journalist with over 30-years’ experience across Agriculture, rural, political, economic, developmental and social issues. He has actively covered Parliament debates, elections to legislative assemblies & Lok Sabha, several ministries in union government, political parties and different sectors of economy. His core strength however remained rural markets with focus and expertise on the agriculture economy in India. Harvir Singh has had experience of working across media platforms from print, digital mediums to being a regular commentator on television networks as well as radio. Singh is equipped to easily fit into a top editorial leadership role with diverse requirements in Hindi media groups as a prolific writer, commentator and public speaker on issues ranging from politics, economy, development and social happenings from time to time. Harvir Singh has served top-notch publications like Amar Ujala, Business Bhaskar, Dainik Hindustan, Amar Ujala Karobaar at various positions from special correspondent, bureau chief to moving up the ladder as a senior editor. Prior to joining RuralVoice he was Editor of Outlook Hindi, a fortnightly news magazine from Outlook Group. Before that he was the force behind moneybhaskar.com (Dainik Bhaskar Group) as editor. Under his stewardship, moneybhaskar.com catapulted into the country's largest digital business and economy news portal.
DAP import price reaches at $620, lower imports may lead to shortage in Rabi season
The import of DAP at the current rates fixed by the Central Government is no longer...
How we get chickens on our plates: The broiler industry is India's most successful example of contract farming
The way poultry farming has established itself as a big contract farming and integrated...
RiceTec and Mahyco's joint venture 'Paryan' for DSR rice and zero tillage wheat
RiceTec, an American company, and Mahyco Private Limited from India have formed...
Announcements without money and policy changes, agriculture will not take a big leap?
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has placed agricultural productivity and resilience...
Economic Survey: Agriculture to Drive India's Economic Growth
The Economic Survey 2023-24 can be called an honest confession along with an attempt...
What it has taken to build India's most state-of-the-art Ice Cream Plant
Hatsun Agro Product, India's biggest private sector dairy company, has invested...
Import price of DAP reaches $560, may affect availability in Rabi if import does not pick up pace
In the past two months, DAP prices have increased from $528 per tonne to $560 per...
Amid dispute between India and Pakistan over Basmati GI tag, New Zealand rejects India’s application
India is facing increasing difficulties in securing Geographical Indication (GI)...
Why skimmed milk powder has become a burden for dairy industry and farmers in India
This issue is complex. Two key points are clear: farmers are receiving lower prices...
Sugar production down by 9.65 lakh tonnes, Ethanol blending till May stood at 12.48 per cent
Sugar industry sources say that if there was no ban on making ethanol from sugarcane...
Government and RBI Struggle to Tackle Persistent Food Inflation Despite High GDP Growth
The government's own statistics are exacerbating its problems. For instance, May's...
Will Shivraj Singh Chouhan bring back luster to the Ministry of Agriculture?
If the results of the Lok Sabha elections have taught the biggest lesson to the...
Allies extend support to Modi, but conditions apply
The new coalition government at the centre is set to encounter significant challenges....
UP turns BJP 's juggernaut upside down
Samajwadi Party and Congress, which have lost two consecutive assembly elections,...
World Milk Day: India can bridge global supply demand gap in dairy sector- IDF President Brazzale
Potential growth in the global dairy market including milk and protein may lead...
Agrarian Distress Overshadowed by Inflation, Unemployment, Temple and OBC Reservations in LS Polls
Despite agriculture's share in GVA increasing to 18 percent and employing 45 percent...
