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Govt flags off NCCF, NAFED vans to sell onions at Rs 35 per kgThe government is also using rail and road networks to move buffer onions from producing regions to major consumption centres.- Onion supply comfortable to meet domestic demand in coming months: GovtGovernment assures ample onion supply for upcoming months. Robust production and buffer stocks support domestic demand. Targeted market int...
- Centre to sell onions at Rs 35/kg in Delhi from Thursday amid price surgeOnion prices: The cooperative agency will retail onions through 100 Kendriya Bhandar stores and is in talks with Mother Dairy for sale thro...
- 1,600 tonnes of onions coming to Delhi riding 'Kanda Express' for first timeThe government is set to transport 1,600 tonnes of onion buffer stock from Maharashtra to Delhi by rail to curb rising prices. This histori...
- What is Bharat rice? Check price list and where to buyBharat rice: The government plans to introduce 'Bharat rice' on Tuesday at a subsidized rate of Rs 29 per kg, aiming to alleviate the impac...
- Central govt selling onion at Rs 25/kg, Bharat Atta at Rs 27.5/kg. Where to buyTo curb the escalating onion prices, the government initiated subsidized retail sales at Rs 25/kg through various channels, including NCCF,...
- Central govt selling Bharat Dal at Rs 60 per kg. Where to buyTo make pulses and wheat flour more affordable, the central government initiated the sale of chana dal and wheat flour under the brands 'Bh...
- Central govt selling Bharat Atta at Rs 27.50 per kg. Where to buyThe government-led by PM Modi has officially introduced the sale of wheat flour, branded as 'Bharat Atta,' at a subsidized rate of Rs 27.50...
- What is Bharat Atta? Where it is sold and how much it costsPiyush Goyal, the Union Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution, today launched 100 mobile vans for the distribution o...
- Government sells 36,250 ton buffer onion in mandis of 12 states in last 3 weeks to arrest prices; to scale up retail saleNAFED has disposed of 14,500 tonne of buffer onion in the wholesale markets located in cities like Azadpur (Delhi), Chandigarh, Ambala (Har...
- Buy tomatoes at Rs 80/kg: All the locations where the government is selling subsidized tomatoesThe Indian government has announced that discounted tomatoes will be sold through mobile vans to help ease household pressures caused by so...
- How to get tomatoes at Rs 90/kg in Delhi-NCR from today. Details hereIndia's National Cooperative Consumers' Federation (NCCF) has announced that it will sell tomatoes at a deep discounted rate of Rs 90 per k...
- NCCF to sell tomatoes at discounted rates in Delhi-NCR via mobile vansDue to rains and supply disruption, the price of the kitchen staple is ruling high at over Rs 200 per kilogram in some parts of the country.
- Central government reviews supply of wheat flour at Rs 29.50 through Open Market Sale SchemeEarlier on January 25, the Committee of Ministers under the chairmanship of Home Minister Amit Shah reviewed the prices of essential commod...
- Onion production estimated to fall by 5 per cent in 2012-13: Sharad PawarOnion production in the country is estimated to fall by 5 per cent in the crop year 2012-13 (June-May), Parliament was informed.
- Nafed sells onions at Rs 55 per kg in Delhi; import tender next weekCooperative major Nafed may float a tender early next week for importing onions to boost domestic supplies.
- Onion crisis: Govt puts curbs on exports, looks for importThe government today took steps to boost supplies of the commodity by importing them and curbing their exports.
- Cooperatives slash onion prices in Delhi to Rs 30-32/kgCooperative majors Nafed and NCCF today lowered onion prices vendored to consumers in Delhi by upto Rs 5 at Rs 30-32/kg.
- Subsidised Nafed onions selling like hot cakes in DelhiEnthused by good response, Nafed, the apex cooperative organisation which regulates onion exports in the country, today added 5 more vans (...
- NAFED starts selling onions at 35/kg via mobile outletsNAFED has been told to procure onions from Maharashtra and Gujarat, where arrival has increased and prices are also low.
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