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India Planning Stabilisation Fund To Strengthen Carbon Trading Market
Money in the fund would be used by a market regulator to buy carbon credits if prices fell too low, one of the officials said.
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Price Stabilisation Fund May Be Hiked by 80% in Budget
The government is likely to increase the allocation for the Price Stabilisation Fund (PSF) by 80 per cent to Rs 900 crore in the budget for 2016-17 in a bid to protect consumers from increase in prices of essential food items.
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MMTC Runs Up Rs 8.03 Crore Loss on Onion Imports
The state-owned MMTC has suffered a loss of Rs 8.03 crore on import of onions, which will be borne out of the price stabilisation fund, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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Pulse War Breaks Out on Bihar's Electoral Table
With a finger on the pulse of voters, rivals alliances in election-bound Bihar today served each other liberal portions of blame for rapidly vanishing pulses from the platter of the common man due to its soaring prices.
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Government Plans Buffer Stocks, Price Control Mechanism For Pulses
As the price of pulses soar, the Union government has decided to invoke price stabilisation fund and build a buffer stock to avoid another such crisis in future.
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Government to Use Stabilisation Fund to Cool Pulse Prices: Jaitley
With prices of pulses spiking to a record of up to Rs 190 per kg, the government on Wednesday swung into action with a number of measures including use of a price stabilisation fund and imports to cool prices and create a buffer stock.
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1,803 Family Cards Issued to Transgenders in Tamil Nadu
As many as 1,803 family cards have been issued for transgenders and more than four lakh fake ration cards revoked in Tamil Nadu, Food Minister R Kamaraj told the State Assembly today.
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India must tackle higher subsidy spending soon: Chidambaram
India must tackle a jump in spending on fuel and food subsidies sooner rather than later, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said, part of a series of steps aimed at stabilising the economy to be announced ahead of an election due within seven months.
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India Planning Stabilisation Fund To Strengthen Carbon Trading Market
Money in the fund would be used by a market regulator to buy carbon credits if prices fell too low, one of the officials said.
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Price Stabilisation Fund May Be Hiked by 80% in Budget
The government is likely to increase the allocation for the Price Stabilisation Fund (PSF) by 80 per cent to Rs 900 crore in the budget for 2016-17 in a bid to protect consumers from increase in prices of essential food items.
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MMTC Runs Up Rs 8.03 Crore Loss on Onion Imports
The state-owned MMTC has suffered a loss of Rs 8.03 crore on import of onions, which will be borne out of the price stabilisation fund, Parliament was informed on Monday.
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Pulse War Breaks Out on Bihar's Electoral Table
With a finger on the pulse of voters, rivals alliances in election-bound Bihar today served each other liberal portions of blame for rapidly vanishing pulses from the platter of the common man due to its soaring prices.
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Government Plans Buffer Stocks, Price Control Mechanism For Pulses
As the price of pulses soar, the Union government has decided to invoke price stabilisation fund and build a buffer stock to avoid another such crisis in future.
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Government to Use Stabilisation Fund to Cool Pulse Prices: Jaitley
With prices of pulses spiking to a record of up to Rs 190 per kg, the government on Wednesday swung into action with a number of measures including use of a price stabilisation fund and imports to cool prices and create a buffer stock.
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1,803 Family Cards Issued to Transgenders in Tamil Nadu
As many as 1,803 family cards have been issued for transgenders and more than four lakh fake ration cards revoked in Tamil Nadu, Food Minister R Kamaraj told the State Assembly today.
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India must tackle higher subsidy spending soon: Chidambaram
India must tackle a jump in spending on fuel and food subsidies sooner rather than later, Finance Minister P Chidambaram said, part of a series of steps aimed at stabilising the economy to be announced ahead of an election due within seven months.
