<h1>India Boosts Agricultural Exports with Financial Assistance and Strategic Policies; Export Prices Surge Over 20 Years.</h1> The Government of India has implemented various policies to increase the export of agricultural products, considering factors like domestic stock levels, food security, and international price competitiveness. Initiatives include financial assistance through schemes such as Market Development Assistance (MDA), Market Assistance Initiative (MAI), and others to support export infrastructure and market penetration. The average price realization for exported agricultural products has significantly increased from Rs.9336.29 per ton in 1990-91 to Rs.41634.69 per ton in 2011-12. The export quantity also rose from approximately 8.79 million tons in 1990-95 to 75.53 million tons in 2007-12.