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High Food Inflation And Empty Lunch Boxes: Mid-day Meal Scheme Fails To Provide Nutrition To Children
Nearly two years of elevated food inflation in India is leaving less in the lunch boxes of impoverished children, as the mid-day meal scheme suffer cutbacks because of rising prices of vegetables, fruits and pulses.
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Wholesale Inflation Falls For Second Month In A Row To 1.31% In August
Wholesale inflation fell for the second consecutive month to 1.31 per cent in August due to cheaper vegetables, food and fuel, government data released on Tuesday showed.
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Opposition MPs Protest Outside Parliament Against Rising Vegetable Prices
Rising vegetable prices: MPs from different political parties in the opposition held a protest against the price rise of onions and other vegetables, outside the parliament on Thursday.
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Tomato Rates Surge To Rs 90/kg In Delhi As Supplies Hit Due To Rain
Tomato prices in the Delhi markets surged to Rs 90 per kg as supplies have taken a hit due to monsoon rains in many states across the country, several vegetable vendors said on Tuesday.
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Wholesale Inflation Inches Up Marginally To 0.53% In March
Wholesale inflation in the country rose marginally to 0.53 per cent in March compared to 0.20 per cent in the preceding month due to increase in prices of vegetables, potato, onion and crude oil.
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Farmers' Protest Disrupts Supply Chain, Vegetable Prices May Rise In Delhi
Vegetable prices in Delhi could be headed for a rise as farmers' protests disrupt supply chains, according to a trader at Ghazipur Mandi as the farmers' protests continued for the fifth day.
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India Imposes $800 Per Tonne Minimum Export Price On Onion
The government on Saturday imposed a minimum export price (MEP) of USD 800 per tonne on onion exports till December 31 this year with a view to increase availability of the vegetable in the domestic market and contain prices.
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Inflation Likely Cooled In August But Still Above RBI Target Range: Report
Inflation was likely to have eased in August from a 15-month high in July, led by cooling vegetable prices, but held above the upper end of the Reserve Bank of India's 2 percent to 6 percent target for a second month, a Reuters poll found.
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Vegetable Prices In India Likely To Decline From September: RBI Chief
Vegetable prices in India have begun to soften and are likely to decline from September, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das said in a speech on Wednesday.
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Centre's Assurance As Asia's Largest Onion Market Stays Shut For Second Day
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said procurement of onion crops at the 'historic' price of Rs 2,410 per quintal - a move in response to protests by farmers over the 40 per cent export duty on the staple vegetable - began at noon on Tuesday.
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Retail Inflation Rises Sharply Due To Food Prices, Highest In 15 Months
Retail inflation jumped to a 15-month high of 7.44 per cent in July as prices of vegetables and other food items spiked, according to official data released on Monday.
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Vegetable Prices To Soar As Monsoon Rains Delay Planting
Vegetable prices in India are set to stay higher for longer, as erratic monsoon rains delayed planting and damaged ripening crops, farmers and traders said.
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Samajwadi Party Worker, Also Vegetable Vendor, Hires Bouncers To 'Guard' Tomatoes
A vegetable seller in the Lanka area of Varanasi has deployed two bouncers to prevent buyers from getting aggressive while haggling the tomato prices, which have soared almost across the country, virtually making them a luxury item.
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After Tomatoes, Even Ginger And Chilli Burn Holes In Consumers' Pockets
A potent mix of heatwaves, heavy rain and supply chain disruptions is driving the prices of several vegetables through the roof. While tomatoes have been making headlines, prices of cauliflower, ginger and even the humble green chilli are very high.
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Vegetable Prices Skyrocket In West Bengal, Government Intervenes
Vegetable prices have skyrocketed in West Bengal with chillies and tomatoes seeing a steep increase of more than 200 per cent in the past fortnight.
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High Food Inflation And Empty Lunch Boxes: Mid-day Meal Scheme Fails To Provide Nutrition To Children
Nearly two years of elevated food inflation in India is leaving less in the lunch boxes of impoverished children, as the mid-day meal scheme suffer cutbacks because of rising prices of vegetables, fruits and pulses.
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Wholesale Inflation Falls For Second Month In A Row To 1.31% In August
Wholesale inflation fell for the second consecutive month to 1.31 per cent in August due to cheaper vegetables, food and fuel, government data released on Tuesday showed.
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Opposition MPs Protest Outside Parliament Against Rising Vegetable Prices
Rising vegetable prices: MPs from different political parties in the opposition held a protest against the price rise of onions and other vegetables, outside the parliament on Thursday.
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Tomato Rates Surge To Rs 90/kg In Delhi As Supplies Hit Due To Rain
Tomato prices in the Delhi markets surged to Rs 90 per kg as supplies have taken a hit due to monsoon rains in many states across the country, several vegetable vendors said on Tuesday.
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Wholesale Inflation Inches Up Marginally To 0.53% In March
Wholesale inflation in the country rose marginally to 0.53 per cent in March compared to 0.20 per cent in the preceding month due to increase in prices of vegetables, potato, onion and crude oil.
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Farmers' Protest Disrupts Supply Chain, Vegetable Prices May Rise In Delhi
Vegetable prices in Delhi could be headed for a rise as farmers' protests disrupt supply chains, according to a trader at Ghazipur Mandi as the farmers' protests continued for the fifth day.
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India Imposes $800 Per Tonne Minimum Export Price On Onion
The government on Saturday imposed a minimum export price (MEP) of USD 800 per tonne on onion exports till December 31 this year with a view to increase availability of the vegetable in the domestic market and contain prices.
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Inflation Likely Cooled In August But Still Above RBI Target Range: Report
Inflation was likely to have eased in August from a 15-month high in July, led by cooling vegetable prices, but held above the upper end of the Reserve Bank of India's 2 percent to 6 percent target for a second month, a Reuters poll found.
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Vegetable Prices In India Likely To Decline From September: RBI Chief
Vegetable prices in India have begun to soften and are likely to decline from September, Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Shaktikanta Das said in a speech on Wednesday.
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Centre's Assurance As Asia's Largest Onion Market Stays Shut For Second Day
Union Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal said procurement of onion crops at the 'historic' price of Rs 2,410 per quintal - a move in response to protests by farmers over the 40 per cent export duty on the staple vegetable - began at noon on Tuesday.
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Retail Inflation Rises Sharply Due To Food Prices, Highest In 15 Months
Retail inflation jumped to a 15-month high of 7.44 per cent in July as prices of vegetables and other food items spiked, according to official data released on Monday.
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Vegetable Prices To Soar As Monsoon Rains Delay Planting
Vegetable prices in India are set to stay higher for longer, as erratic monsoon rains delayed planting and damaged ripening crops, farmers and traders said.
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Samajwadi Party Worker, Also Vegetable Vendor, Hires Bouncers To 'Guard' Tomatoes
A vegetable seller in the Lanka area of Varanasi has deployed two bouncers to prevent buyers from getting aggressive while haggling the tomato prices, which have soared almost across the country, virtually making them a luxury item.
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After Tomatoes, Even Ginger And Chilli Burn Holes In Consumers' Pockets
A potent mix of heatwaves, heavy rain and supply chain disruptions is driving the prices of several vegetables through the roof. While tomatoes have been making headlines, prices of cauliflower, ginger and even the humble green chilli are very high.
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Vegetable Prices Skyrocket In West Bengal, Government Intervenes
Vegetable prices have skyrocketed in West Bengal with chillies and tomatoes seeing a steep increase of more than 200 per cent in the past fortnight.
