<h1>Government Lifts Ban on Non-Basmati Rice, Wheat, and Milk Exports; Pulses and Edible Oils Still Restricted.</h1> The government regularly reviews export policies in collaboration with relevant ministries, departments, and stakeholders to balance domestic availability, production, pricing, and international commitments. Previously banned agricultural exports, such as non-basmati rice, wheat, and milk products, are now permitted, except for pulses and edible oils. The aim is to prevent domestic scarcity and maintain reasonable consumer prices while ensuring farmers receive fair prices. Free agricultural exports are expected to boost foreign exchange earnings, benefiting farmers through higher prices. This information was provided by a government official in a written statement to the legislative body.