Union Minister Amit Shah announced a new cooperative life insurance company to bolster the sector's growth, marking the Ministry of Coopera...

The National Cooperative Consumers' Federation is selling onions at a subsidized rate of Rs 19 per kg in Delhi-NCR. This initiative aims to...

The National Cooperative Consumers' Federation of India began selling onions at lower prices in Mumbai. Mobile vans are selling onions acro...

The government is set to transport 1,600 tonnes of onion buffer stock from Maharashtra to Delhi by rail to curb rising prices. This histori...

Bharat rice: The government plans to introduce 'Bharat rice' on Tuesday at a subsidized rate of Rs 29 per kg, aiming to alleviate the impac...

To curb the escalating onion prices, the government initiated subsidized retail sales at Rs 25/kg through various channels, including NCCF,...

To make pulses and wheat flour more affordable, the central government initiated the sale of chana dal and wheat flour under the brands 'Bh...

The 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...

Piyush Goyal, the Union Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution, today launched 100 mobile vans for the distribution o...

NAFED has disposed of 14,500 tonne of buffer onion in the wholesale markets located in cities like Azadpur (Delhi), Chandigarh, Ambala (Har...

The move comes in the wake of declining tomato prices in the Indian wholesale markets, caused by heavy rainfall and resulting supply issues...

Offline fashion discovery and savings platform Magicpin has delivered over 1000 orders of tomatoes at Rs 70 per kg across 90 pincodes acros...

This move will benefit the users as retail prices of tomatoes in some cities have crossed Rs 200 per kg, the statement said. The company sp...

India's National Cooperative Consumers' Federation (NCCF) has announced that it will sell tomatoes at a deep discounted rate of Rs 90 per k...

Due 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.

The decision to sell pulses by NCCF was today taken at an inter-ministerial review meeting, Chaired by Consumer Affairs Secretary Hem Pande.

Cooperative majors Nafed and NCCF today lowered onion prices vendored to consumers in Delhi by upto Rs 5 at Rs 30-32/kg.