The average wholesale onion prices fell to a two-year low of Rs 700 a quintal at the markets in Nashik on Wednesday due to excess productio...

The wholesale onion prices declined to Rs 10.60/kg today as compared to Rs 19/kg on December 1 at the Lasalgaon APMC in Nashik district of ...

Farmers and traders are mounting pressure on the government to reduce the minimum export price for onions as they anticipate a glut in the ...

Thackeray further described Patil, who was a CPI MP from Satara, as a man who lived for the poor and dedicated his life for the country.

APMC said that the supply of onions has been affected due to the untimely rains and hailstorms, resulting in damage of the crop.

Onion prices are expected to fall further in the days ahead, traders said. They said their cost of carrying the stocks needs to be covered.

The National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation (Nafed) too has started procurement of onions in Lasalgaon in Maharashtra.

Onion auctions, which were halted for a week at Lasalgaon in Maharashtra, which is Nashik district's major APMC, began at 10 am today, sour...

Onion farmers are staring at the prospect of losses this year as the already low prices could drop even further with the arrival of kharif ...

Farmers and traders had expected onion prices to increase in October, giving them good returns like in the previous year.

Stakeholders concerned over decision to bring onion under EC Act sans declaration of minimum support price and concessions on rail freight.

Wholesale onion prices at Lasalgaon increased marginally on Thursday by Re 1 per kg to Rs 17.50 per kg as the markets will remain closed.

The summer onion crop has a shelf life of six to seven months and it caters to the market until the fresh Kharif crop arrives.

It has been revealed that most of 300-odd local market committees that control prices dominated by BJP, Congress and NCP politicians.

Nashik farmers have decided to keep the market closed from December 16 if the union government does not remove the MEP limit which hinders ...

There is one formidable Patil dynasty in Maharashtra politics which belongs neither to the Congress nor to the NCP.

A prolonged dry-spell during June-July this year has served a body blow to the soyabean cultivation in Maharashtra.