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Centre Relaxes Stock Limits For Pulses
Wholesalers will be able to maintain stock limit of up to 500 metric tonnes and for retailers the stock limit will be 5 metric tonnes.
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Government Imposes Stock Limits On Pulses Till October To Prevent Hoarding
The stock limit of 200 tonnes has been imposed on wholesalers provided they do not hold more than 200 tonnes of one variety of pulses. For retailers, the stock limit will be 5 tonnes.
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Government To Start Distribution Of Pulses Through Post Offices
To keep a check on hoarding and black marketing of pulses across the country, the Union Government will soon start distribution of pulses through post offices.
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Government Looks To Rein In Prices Of Pulses Through Imports, Buffer Stock
Alarmed by the rising prices of essentials like pulses and tomatoes, the government today decided to boost supply through its newly-created buffer stock and imports.
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Prices Of Pulses Have Gone Up, Admits Ram Vilas Paswan
Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan on Tuesday admitted that the prices of pulses have increased lately but attributed it to hoarding and malpractices by unscrupulous elements and private importers.
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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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Arvind Kejriwal Blames Hoarding, Commodity Stock Market for Price Rise
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today blamed "hoarding" and commodity stock market behind skyrocketing retail prices of pulses and questioned the Maharashtra government's move to remove stock limits of pulses earlier this year, which has been recently reimposed.
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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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Arun Jaitley Warns of Action Against Hoarders, 36,000 Tonnes of Pulses Recovered
With dal prices touching a record Rs 210 per kg, the government today went into a fire fighting mode, raiding hoarders to recover about 36,000 tonnes of pulses, which along with the imports will be pushed into the market to cool prices.
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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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Government Puts Stock Limits on Pulses Held by Big Retailers, Importers
To prevent hoarding of pulses and check a rise in prices, the Centre on Sunday imposed stock limits on pulses held by licenced food processors, importers, exporters as well as large departmental retailers such as Big Bazaar.
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Centre Relaxes Stock Limits For Pulses
Wholesalers will be able to maintain stock limit of up to 500 metric tonnes and for retailers the stock limit will be 5 metric tonnes.
-
Government Imposes Stock Limits On Pulses Till October To Prevent Hoarding
The stock limit of 200 tonnes has been imposed on wholesalers provided they do not hold more than 200 tonnes of one variety of pulses. For retailers, the stock limit will be 5 tonnes.
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Government To Start Distribution Of Pulses Through Post Offices
To keep a check on hoarding and black marketing of pulses across the country, the Union Government will soon start distribution of pulses through post offices.
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Government Looks To Rein In Prices Of Pulses Through Imports, Buffer Stock
Alarmed by the rising prices of essentials like pulses and tomatoes, the government today decided to boost supply through its newly-created buffer stock and imports.
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Prices Of Pulses Have Gone Up, Admits Ram Vilas Paswan
Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Ram Vilas Paswan on Tuesday admitted that the prices of pulses have increased lately but attributed it to hoarding and malpractices by unscrupulous elements and private importers.
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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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Arvind Kejriwal Blames Hoarding, Commodity Stock Market for Price Rise
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today blamed "hoarding" and commodity stock market behind skyrocketing retail prices of pulses and questioned the Maharashtra government's move to remove stock limits of pulses earlier this year, which has been recently reimposed.
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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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Arun Jaitley Warns of Action Against Hoarders, 36,000 Tonnes of Pulses Recovered
With dal prices touching a record Rs 210 per kg, the government today went into a fire fighting mode, raiding hoarders to recover about 36,000 tonnes of pulses, which along with the imports will be pushed into the market to cool prices.
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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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Government Puts Stock Limits on Pulses Held by Big Retailers, Importers
To prevent hoarding of pulses and check a rise in prices, the Centre on Sunday imposed stock limits on pulses held by licenced food processors, importers, exporters as well as large departmental retailers such as Big Bazaar.
