India's Ethanol Blending Boosts Farmers' Incomes, Energy Security
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The Indian government's ethanol blending program has significantly benefited farmers by providing a better market for crops like sugarcane and maize, enhancing their income. It has also contributed to energy security by reducing crude oil imports and cutting CO₂ emissions. The initiative has saved over ₹1.9 lakh crore in foreign exchange. Farmers and industry leaders have praised the program, while some have raised concerns about engine efficiency and corrosion. The government maintains that these issues can be mitigated through proper driving habits and adjustments.
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