India has lifted a years-long ban on wheat exports, a move that could ease global supplies strained by conflict in [ADDRESS]. The government has permitted exports of wheat, including durum variety, as well as flour and other products, according to notifications from the Directorate General of Foreign Trade. This follows limited shipments allowed in February.

The decision comes as attacks between [ADDRESS] and [ADDRESS] continue to disrupt global markets. The change is expected to provide relief to international buyers facing tight supply conditions.