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Centre Buys 71,000 Tonnes Of Onion For Buffer Stock, Expects Retail Prices To Ease
The government has bought nearly 71,000 tonnes of onion so far this year for buffer stock, out of the total target of procuring 5 lakh tonnes for price stabilisation and it expects retail prices to ease with the progress of monsoon.
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"Centre Ready To Buy Unsold Onions": Devendra Fadnavis Amid Protests
The Centre is ready to purchase onions from farmers which remain unsold or cannot be auctioned even as attempts are being made to find a way out in view of the export ban, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said.
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Centre's Assurance As Asia's Largest Onion Market Stays Shut For Second Day
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said procurement of onion crops at the 'historic' price of Rs 2,410 per quintal - a move in response to protests by farmers over the 40 per cent export duty on the staple vegetable - began at noon on Tuesday.
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States Not Buying Imported Onions, Centre Worried: Minister
The Centre is "worried" about disposing of imported onions as not many states are interested to take it, Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said on Tuesday. Ram Vilas Paswan,
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"Get Income Tax Notice For Buying More Onions": Congress Leader Jabs Centre
"Petrol prices, diesel prices, onion prices all have hit the roof", said Senior Karnataka Congress leader Dinesh Gundu Rao.
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Onion Price Up To Rs 80 A Kg In Tamil Nadu, Centre To Import Vegetable
For the second day, onion prices in Chennai hovered between Rs 60 and Rs 80. At Thiruvanmiyur in southern Chennai, Senthil Kumar, a driver earning Rs 15,000 a month, says he can afford only half the quantity of onion he usually buys for his four-member family.
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Centre Buys 71,000 Tonnes Of Onion For Buffer Stock, Expects Retail Prices To Ease
The government has bought nearly 71,000 tonnes of onion so far this year for buffer stock, out of the total target of procuring 5 lakh tonnes for price stabilisation and it expects retail prices to ease with the progress of monsoon.
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"Centre Ready To Buy Unsold Onions": Devendra Fadnavis Amid Protests
The Centre is ready to purchase onions from farmers which remain unsold or cannot be auctioned even as attempts are being made to find a way out in view of the export ban, Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis said.
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Centre's Assurance As Asia's Largest Onion Market Stays Shut For Second Day
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said procurement of onion crops at the 'historic' price of Rs 2,410 per quintal - a move in response to protests by farmers over the 40 per cent export duty on the staple vegetable - began at noon on Tuesday.
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States Not Buying Imported Onions, Centre Worried: Minister
The Centre is "worried" about disposing of imported onions as not many states are interested to take it, Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said on Tuesday. Ram Vilas Paswan,
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"Get Income Tax Notice For Buying More Onions": Congress Leader Jabs Centre
"Petrol prices, diesel prices, onion prices all have hit the roof", said Senior Karnataka Congress leader Dinesh Gundu Rao.
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Onion Price Up To Rs 80 A Kg In Tamil Nadu, Centre To Import Vegetable
For the second day, onion prices in Chennai hovered between Rs 60 and Rs 80. At Thiruvanmiyur in southern Chennai, Senthil Kumar, a driver earning Rs 15,000 a month, says he can afford only half the quantity of onion he usually buys for his four-member family.
