AgriPulse

AgriPulse is the essential commodity intelligence app for Indian agriculture and financial markets. Stay ahead with real-time news aggregation across 30+ commodities, equity markets, crypto, and mutual funds. KEY FEATURES: • Real-Time News Feed — Aggregates breaking news from 50+ trusted sources including Reuters, Economic Times, Bloomberg, LiveMint, and KrishiJagran. Articles are categorized by commodity and tagged as Breaking, Hot, or Fresh based on recency. • 30+ Commodity Trackers — Wheat, Rice, Maize, Chana, Palm Oil, Sugar, Soybean, Sunflower Oil, Crude Oil, Precious Metals, Spices (Turmeric, Chilli, Black Pepper, Cardamom), Cashew, Almond, Raisins, Oats, Dairy, Cocoa, and more. • Equity & Finance — Track Indian Equity (Nifty, Sensex, BSE, NSE), Global Equity (Dow Jones, S&P 500, Nasdaq), Cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum), and Mutual Funds — all in dedicated tabs. • Smart Filtering — Multi-layer relevance engine filters out noise. Each commodity has keyword matching, India/Global detection, and 50+ noise pattern blockers to ensure you only see relevant articles. • Government & Regulatory Updates — PIB press releases, DGFT trade notifications, IMD weather advisories, and packaging industry updates. • Agri Weather Intelligence — Monsoon tracking, IMD forecasts, El Nino/La Nina updates, and crop advisory alerts for Kharif and Rabi seasons. • Commodity Calendar — 130+ key market dates including harvest windows, USDA reports, RBI policy decisions, trade meetings, and crop advisories. Never miss an important event. • Save & Export — Bookmark important articles and export them as PDF for sharing with your team. • Beautiful Dark Theme — Designed with a premium deep navy dark theme that's easy on the eyes during extended reading sessions. WHO IS IT FOR: • Commodity traders and procurement managers • Agricultural business professionals • Food industry supply chain teams • Financial market analysts tracking agri-commodities • Farmers and agri-entrepreneurs • Anyone interested in Indian commodity markets All data is sourced from publicly available RSS feeds and government websites. No account or sign-up required — just open and start reading.