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'Makeshift Tanks', Iron Sheets: Farmers' Plan To Cross Haryana Border
Farmers protest: The protesting farmers from Punjab have rejected the Centre's proposal to buy three types of pulses, maize and cotton at the old MSP and their march to Delhi will continue today
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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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Madonna's Anti-Gun Song God Control Is Causing Some Real Pain
One survivor of the Pulse shooting is demanding an apology from the pop star.
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Help Meet Demand for Pulses And Oilseeds, India Tells BRICS Nations
The central government on Friday urged BRICS nations to help meet the supply-demand gap in pulses and edible oils in the country.
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Government To Build Buffer Stock Of Pulses
The government on Monday approved the creation of buffer stock of two million tonnes of pulses as the world's biggest producer of the protein-rich food grains is set to harvest record crops.
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Government Not To Lift Pulses Stock Limits On Traders
Prices of pulses in retail markets across India have fallen but the government will not lift stock limits on traders as it wants to see if the downward trend is a permanent phenomenon, Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said on Thursday.
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Pulses Production To Hit Record High, Drag On Prices: Industry
India's production of summer-sown pulses is likely to surge to a record high this year, dragging down prices of the protein-rich food grains after last year's sharp rally that prompted farmers to increase area under cultivation, industry officials said.
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India's 'Daal' Need On Agenda As PM Modi Visits Mozambique
Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his 4-nation Africa tour with Mozambique, a country that could play a big role in bridging the gap in India's pulses demand.
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India May Grow Dal In Mozambique, Myanmar To Counter Shortage
India is sending teams to Mozambique and Myanmar to explore the possibility of growing pulses or dal as it battles burgeoning demand and steep prices, food minister Ram Vilas Paswan has told NDTV.
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JD(U) Demands Ram Vilas Paswan, Agriculture Minister's Resignation Over Rising Dal Prices
Amidst the ongoing Assembly polls in Bihar, JD(U) today slammed the NDA-led central government over the rise in the prices of pulses and agrarian crisis and sought the resignation of Ram Vilas Paswan and Radha Mohan Singh, two Union ministers hailing from the state.
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Delhi gang-rape case: let this never happen to anyone else, says victim's father
Profound anger pulsed through India's streets on Wednesday, with protestors demanding an explanation from the government over why a young woman was gang-raped and hit with an iron rod for nearly an hour on a bus that moved seamlessly through multiple check points.
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Sugar prices may jump 15% in festive season: Study
Retail prices of essential commodities like sugar, edible oil and pulses may jump by 15 per cent in the coming festive season due to rising demand and poor rainfall affecting output, a study has said.
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Stocks Pulse: Apollo Tyres up 3% on robust demand outlook
MUMBAI, AUGUST 02: Apollo Tyres Ltd shares climbed over 3% in Monday afternoon trade on hopes the robust demand outlook and improved performance of its European arm will boost earnings in the coming quarters. "The strong domestic demand and Apollo VBV performance has maintained favourable outlook for the company. We maintain our buy rating on the...
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Stocks Pulse: ABB India shares dn 1% on low demand, high competition
MUMBAI, OCTOBER 06: ABB Ltd shares were trading down nearly 1% in afternoon trade due to intense competition, lack of demand and expensive valuation of stock, analysts said. Deutsche Bank downgraded its rating on ABB India shares to "sell" with a target price of RS 735 a share. The bank believes the transmission and distribution sector is exper...
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Stocks Pulse: FMCG shares up as strong demand seen aiding sales
MUMBAI, SEPTEMBER 20: Shares of most fast-moving consumer goods companies were up 1-4% Monday as investors expect demand to remain strong on the back of good monsoon rains and upcoming festive season, which will boost sales growth, analysts said. "There is sustained buying in FMCG shares as the companies are seen benefitting from the good consume...
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'Makeshift Tanks', Iron Sheets: Farmers' Plan To Cross Haryana Border
Farmers protest: The protesting farmers from Punjab have rejected the Centre's proposal to buy three types of pulses, maize and cotton at the old MSP and their march to Delhi will continue today
-
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.
-
Madonna's Anti-Gun Song God Control Is Causing Some Real Pain
One survivor of the Pulse shooting is demanding an apology from the pop star.
-
Help Meet Demand for Pulses And Oilseeds, India Tells BRICS Nations
The central government on Friday urged BRICS nations to help meet the supply-demand gap in pulses and edible oils in the country.
-
Government To Build Buffer Stock Of Pulses
The government on Monday approved the creation of buffer stock of two million tonnes of pulses as the world's biggest producer of the protein-rich food grains is set to harvest record crops.
-
Government Not To Lift Pulses Stock Limits On Traders
Prices of pulses in retail markets across India have fallen but the government will not lift stock limits on traders as it wants to see if the downward trend is a permanent phenomenon, Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan said on Thursday.
-
Pulses Production To Hit Record High, Drag On Prices: Industry
India's production of summer-sown pulses is likely to surge to a record high this year, dragging down prices of the protein-rich food grains after last year's sharp rally that prompted farmers to increase area under cultivation, industry officials said.
-
India's 'Daal' Need On Agenda As PM Modi Visits Mozambique
Prime Minister Narendra Modi began his 4-nation Africa tour with Mozambique, a country that could play a big role in bridging the gap in India's pulses demand.
-
India May Grow Dal In Mozambique, Myanmar To Counter Shortage
India is sending teams to Mozambique and Myanmar to explore the possibility of growing pulses or dal as it battles burgeoning demand and steep prices, food minister Ram Vilas Paswan has told NDTV.
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JD(U) Demands Ram Vilas Paswan, Agriculture Minister's Resignation Over Rising Dal Prices
Amidst the ongoing Assembly polls in Bihar, JD(U) today slammed the NDA-led central government over the rise in the prices of pulses and agrarian crisis and sought the resignation of Ram Vilas Paswan and Radha Mohan Singh, two Union ministers hailing from the state.
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Delhi gang-rape case: let this never happen to anyone else, says victim's father
Profound anger pulsed through India's streets on Wednesday, with protestors demanding an explanation from the government over why a young woman was gang-raped and hit with an iron rod for nearly an hour on a bus that moved seamlessly through multiple check points.
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Sugar prices may jump 15% in festive season: Study
Retail prices of essential commodities like sugar, edible oil and pulses may jump by 15 per cent in the coming festive season due to rising demand and poor rainfall affecting output, a study has said.
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Stocks Pulse: Apollo Tyres up 3% on robust demand outlook
MUMBAI, AUGUST 02: Apollo Tyres Ltd shares climbed over 3% in Monday afternoon trade on hopes the robust demand outlook and improved performance of its European arm will boost earnings in the coming quarters. "The strong domestic demand and Apollo VBV performance has maintained favourable outlook for the company. We maintain our buy rating on the...
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Stocks Pulse: ABB India shares dn 1% on low demand, high competition
MUMBAI, OCTOBER 06: ABB Ltd shares were trading down nearly 1% in afternoon trade due to intense competition, lack of demand and expensive valuation of stock, analysts said. Deutsche Bank downgraded its rating on ABB India shares to "sell" with a target price of RS 735 a share. The bank believes the transmission and distribution sector is exper...
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Stocks Pulse: FMCG shares up as strong demand seen aiding sales
MUMBAI, SEPTEMBER 20: Shares of most fast-moving consumer goods companies were up 1-4% Monday as investors expect demand to remain strong on the back of good monsoon rains and upcoming festive season, which will boost sales growth, analysts said. "There is sustained buying in FMCG shares as the companies are seen benefitting from the good consume...
