<h1>India's Sensitive Imports Surge 42.3% in 2011; Edible Oils, Automobiles Lead Increase Amid Decline in Milk, Grains.</h1> During April-November 2011, India's import of sensitive items rose by 42.3% to Rs. 67,264 crores from Rs. 47,260 crores the previous year, constituting 4.7% of total imports. While imports of milk products and food grains declined, there was a significant increase in imports of edible oils, fruits, vegetables, automobiles, and other items. Notably, edible oil imports surged due to a rise in crude palm oil imports. Imports from countries like Indonesia, China, and the USA increased, whereas imports from Brazil and Australia decreased. The overall import of all commodities grew by 32.2% during the same period.