The government's tur dal procurement drive has received a lukewarm response from farmers due to lower prices, stringent quality norms, and ...

The Indian government has increased the stock limit for wholesalers of tur and urad dal from 50 metric tonnes to 200 metric tonnes to boost...

The central government has imposed stock limits on tur and urad till October 31 due to a spurt in prices of these pulses. Apart from produc...

The government's imposition of a stock limit on tur dal traders and processors has slightly reduced prices. However, the industry fears the...

The MSP of tur is Rs 6600/quintal, which is lower than moong's MSP at Rs 7755/quintal. India is expected to import more quantities of tur d...

Tur is mainly imported from east African nations and Myanmar. These countries have an export surplus of 1.1-1.2 million tonnes, so availabi...

During the milling of pulses, a wide range of by-products such as chilka, khanda, and churi are obtained. These by-products, after varying ...

Ex-mill price of top-quality tur dal in Latur has declined from Rs 120/kg to Rs 100/kg since the government announced extension in the dura...

The price of moong and chana whose MSP was hiked by 6.3% and 4.6%, respectively, rose slightly in major wholesale markets of Mumbai, Indore...

Traders have sought fewer restrictions on transport and movement of grains and other food commodities by the railways.

Earlier, the government had allowed import of 1.50 lakh tonnes, which was increased by another 2.50 lakh tonnes on December 19, 20119. The ...

The government has a stock of close to 3.5 million tonnes of pulses, including a buffer of 1.4 million tonnes, said industry executives.

The government has also introduced a quota system only for millers and refiners for the import of tur, moong and urad.

In the representation made to the Government in advance of the budgetary exercise for the next fiscal, IPGA has pressed for removal of the ...

Pulses processors and importers demanded government set up Pulses Upgradation Fund in line with Technology Upgradation Fund to revive texti...

Indian consumers will get relief from protein inflation as pulses and soyabeans are expected to become cheaper by a third within the next f...

In view of rising prices of pulses in the open market, Delhi Government has decided to sell the food commodity through its stalls to give r...