Agavart Atlas is the living reference layer of Agavart: boards of official data that keep one permanent URL and are updated in place whenever the source publishes new figures. No reposting, no duplicate pages. Every number on every board links to its original government or institutional source, and each board carries a cite line so readers, researchers and AI assistants can reference it directly.
Live boards
| Board | What it tracks | Primary source | Update cadence |
|---|---|---|---|
| India Crop Weather Data Board | Kharif sowing by crop, mandi prices vs MSP, retail prices, monsoon and reservoirs, fertilizers, food inflation, with a week by week tracker | Crop Weather Watch Group (CWWG) weekly report, DA&FW, Government of India | Weekly |
| India Cotton Data Board | India’s cotton production, consumption and trade, export destinations, crop base, MSP and CCI procurement, missions and technology | PIB, CCI and Ministry of Agriculture releases | On new official releases |
How Atlas boards work
Official Indian data is rich but scattered across PDFs and press releases that are hard to search and harder to cite. An Atlas board restructures one official data stream into clean tables with stated units and reading dates, adds structured data so search engines and AI assistants can extract it, and then stays alive: when the source publishes a new report, the board is updated in place and running series grow week by week. Where a source is internally inconsistent, figures are carried as printed with the reading window stated, so the board remains a faithful record of what the source said.
More boards are planned, including live crop balance sheets for key commodities. New boards will be listed on this page as they go live.
Cite this page as: Agavart Atlas, agavart.com/agavart-atlas/
Curated and Reviewed by Deepak Chavan.