India Secures Fertiliser from Russia, Morocco Amid West Asia War Threat

• India diversifies fertiliser imports from West Asia due to geopolitical tensions and Strait of Hormuz vulnerability.
• New Delhi intensifies efforts to secure supplies from Russia, Morocco, China, Indonesia, and Belarus for kharif season.
• India, the world's largest importer of urea and DAP, faces critical supply security needs for its agricultural sector.
• Domestic production constraints and natural gas allocation issues increase reliance on imports.
• Government assures comfortable fertiliser stocks, but higher costs and Red Sea rerouting remain concerns.