There is prompt action from the government in needed to increase the MSP of sugar from ₹ 3100/- to ₹ 4000/- per Qntl of sugar to reflect the current cost of production, including the Fair & Remunerative Price(FRP) for sugar cane. In addition, strict attention may be given towards the corresponding revision of MSP, wherever FRP of sugar cane is revised. 2) Restructuring and Rescheduling of all types of loans other than SDF – Due to various reasons mentioned above, sugar mills are facing the problem of adverse net worth and NDR- which becomes the obstacles in easy a availability of funds from the Banks and further recurrence of accumulation of FRP payments of the cane cultivators, salaries and wages of the employees as well as payments of material suppliers. Hence, there is a necessity of restructuring all types of outstanding loans for a period of 10 years giving 3 years moratorium period. This will help extend the time limit for qualifying accounts to become NPAs.