India's foodgrain stocks swell—lens on effective management

India's foodgrain reserves have soared to 60.48 million tonnes, raising concerns over storage costs and wastage. Experts advocate for proactive offloading of surplus stocks through exports to stabilize domestic prices and support farmers, while addressing global food price increases.
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