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Home›business›Jaishankar Warns Of 'Major Food Crisis' In Coming Months Amid Disrupted Grain Shipments, Fertilizers Shortage, Super El Nino
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Jaishankar Warns Of 'Major Food Crisis' In Coming Months Amid Disrupted Grain Shipments, Fertilizers Shortage, Super El Nino

By Info60 India Desk•Summary of reporting by Ndtv Profit•1d ago•0 views•
Jaishankar Warns Of 'Major Food Crisis' In Coming Months Amid Disrupted Grain Shipments, Fertilizers Shortage, Super El Nino
Speaking at an Asia Society event in New York, Jaishankar said the two conflicts had devastating impact.
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