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Over 4,660 Tonnes of Seized Pulses Offloaded in Open Market: Government
Over 4,660 tonnes of pulses out of total 1.33 lakh tonnes seized from hoarders in raids across India have been offloaded in the open market in five states that will help boost availability and bring down dal prices.
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Tur Dal Prices Fall Below Rs 200 Per Kilogram as Government Seizes More Pulses
Tur dal prices fell below Rs 200 per kg in retail markets as state governments stepped up countrywide crackdowns on hoarders and have seized over 1.24 lakh tonnes of pulses so far.
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1.2 Lakh Tonnes of Pulses Seized, States Asked to Continue Raids
Asking different states to continue raids to check hoarders, the Union government on Thursday said over 1.2 lakh tonnes of pulses had been seized across the country so far.
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Over 80,000 Tonnes of Seized Pulses to be in Retail Markets Soon
Over 80,000 tonnes of pulses seized from hoarders across the country are likely to be available in the retail market within a week, the government said today.
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Pulses Prices Start Easing as 82,000 Tonnes Seized From Hoarders
Over 82,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized so far from hoarders during 8,394 raids carried out by 12 state governments, resulting in a marginal fall in tur and urad dal prices across the country.
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Nearly 75,000 Tonnes of Pulses Seized After 6,000 Raids in 13 States
Nearly 75,000 metric tonnes of pulses have been seized from hoarders in raids across 13 states, as the government tries to stave off intense political pressure with prices surging over Rs 200 a kg.
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Over 50,000 Tonnes Pulses Seized From Hoarders: Government
Over 50,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized from 10 states after the state governments intensified crackdown against hoarding and black marketing of the commodity, an official statement said today.
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Government Acts Against Hoarders, Over 35,000 Tonnes of Pulses Seized in 10 States
The Centre today said over 35,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized from 10 states in two days after the state governments intensified crackdown against hoarding and black marketing.
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Over 4,660 Tonnes of Seized Pulses Offloaded in Open Market: Government
Over 4,660 tonnes of pulses out of total 1.33 lakh tonnes seized from hoarders in raids across India have been offloaded in the open market in five states that will help boost availability and bring down dal prices.
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Tur Dal Prices Fall Below Rs 200 Per Kilogram as Government Seizes More Pulses
Tur dal prices fell below Rs 200 per kg in retail markets as state governments stepped up countrywide crackdowns on hoarders and have seized over 1.24 lakh tonnes of pulses so far.
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1.2 Lakh Tonnes of Pulses Seized, States Asked to Continue Raids
Asking different states to continue raids to check hoarders, the Union government on Thursday said over 1.2 lakh tonnes of pulses had been seized across the country so far.
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Over 80,000 Tonnes of Seized Pulses to be in Retail Markets Soon
Over 80,000 tonnes of pulses seized from hoarders across the country are likely to be available in the retail market within a week, the government said today.
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Pulses Prices Start Easing as 82,000 Tonnes Seized From Hoarders
Over 82,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized so far from hoarders during 8,394 raids carried out by 12 state governments, resulting in a marginal fall in tur and urad dal prices across the country.
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Nearly 75,000 Tonnes of Pulses Seized After 6,000 Raids in 13 States
Nearly 75,000 metric tonnes of pulses have been seized from hoarders in raids across 13 states, as the government tries to stave off intense political pressure with prices surging over Rs 200 a kg.
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Over 50,000 Tonnes Pulses Seized From Hoarders: Government
Over 50,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized from 10 states after the state governments intensified crackdown against hoarding and black marketing of the commodity, an official statement said today.
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Government Acts Against Hoarders, Over 35,000 Tonnes of Pulses Seized in 10 States
The Centre today said over 35,000 tonnes of pulses have been seized from 10 states in two days after the state governments intensified crackdown against hoarding and black marketing.
