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After Delhi, Tomatoes To Be Sold At Subsidised Rate Of ₹ 60/Kg In Mumbai
The National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India Limited (NCCF) has initiated market intervention to stabilize soaring tomato prices in the retail market in Mumbai.
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Central Government Sells Subsidised Tomatoes At Rs 60 Per Kg In Delhi-NCR
Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi today launched sales of tomatoes at a subsidised rate of Rs 60 per kg in Delhi-NCR as part of the government's efforts to stabilise prices and provide relief to the common man.
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Tomatoes To Be Sold At Subsidised Rate Of ₹ 60/Kg In Delhi, Nearby Areas From Monday
To provide relief from soaring tomato prices, the National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India (NCCF) will begin selling the commodity at a subsidised rate of Rs 60 per kg in the Delhi-NCR region from Monday.
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After Tomatoes, Subsidised Onions On Sale In Delhi As Prices Rise
The sale of subsidised onions began today through National Cooperative Consumer Federation of India (NCCF) outlets and vans in 10 select locations in the national capital.
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71,500 kg Of Tomatoes Sold At Subsidised Rate In Delhi In 2-Day Mega Sale
Out of 71,500 kg of tomatoes, 36,500 kg were sold on August 12, while 35,000 kg on August 13.
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Government Reduces Price Of Subsidised Tomatoes To Rs 70 Per Kg
The Union government has reduced prices of subsidised tomatoes to Rs 70 per kilograms from Thursday from Rs 80 per kg now to provide relief to common man from high retail prices.
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Rate Of Subsidised Tomatoes Reduced In Delhi, Nearby Areas. It Will Now Cost...
The Centre will sell tomatoes at Rs 80 per kg from Sunday, as against Rs 90 per kg earlier, to provide relief to people from high prices of the key kitchen item in retail markets.
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Centre Starts Discounted Tomato Sale, Limit Per Customer Is...
The government will start selling tomatoes at Rs 90 per kg in Delhi-NCR, Lucknow, Patna, and other chosen big cities across the country, to combat soaring prices of the kitchen staple, which went up to record highs recently, pinching consumers.
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After Delhi, Tomatoes To Be Sold At Subsidised Rate Of ₹ 60/Kg In Mumbai
The National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India Limited (NCCF) has initiated market intervention to stabilize soaring tomato prices in the retail market in Mumbai.
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Central Government Sells Subsidised Tomatoes At Rs 60 Per Kg In Delhi-NCR
Food and Consumer Affairs Minister Pralhad Joshi today launched sales of tomatoes at a subsidised rate of Rs 60 per kg in Delhi-NCR as part of the government's efforts to stabilise prices and provide relief to the common man.
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Tomatoes To Be Sold At Subsidised Rate Of ₹ 60/Kg In Delhi, Nearby Areas From Monday
To provide relief from soaring tomato prices, the National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India (NCCF) will begin selling the commodity at a subsidised rate of Rs 60 per kg in the Delhi-NCR region from Monday.
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After Tomatoes, Subsidised Onions On Sale In Delhi As Prices Rise
The sale of subsidised onions began today through National Cooperative Consumer Federation of India (NCCF) outlets and vans in 10 select locations in the national capital.
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71,500 kg Of Tomatoes Sold At Subsidised Rate In Delhi In 2-Day Mega Sale
Out of 71,500 kg of tomatoes, 36,500 kg were sold on August 12, while 35,000 kg on August 13.
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Government Reduces Price Of Subsidised Tomatoes To Rs 70 Per Kg
The Union government has reduced prices of subsidised tomatoes to Rs 70 per kilograms from Thursday from Rs 80 per kg now to provide relief to common man from high retail prices.
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Rate Of Subsidised Tomatoes Reduced In Delhi, Nearby Areas. It Will Now Cost...
The Centre will sell tomatoes at Rs 80 per kg from Sunday, as against Rs 90 per kg earlier, to provide relief to people from high prices of the key kitchen item in retail markets.
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Centre Starts Discounted Tomato Sale, Limit Per Customer Is...
The government will start selling tomatoes at Rs 90 per kg in Delhi-NCR, Lucknow, Patna, and other chosen big cities across the country, to combat soaring prices of the kitchen staple, which went up to record highs recently, pinching consumers.
