Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis met with Union Home Minister Amit Shah. Discussions focused on the sugar industry and onion fa...

Delhi Chakka Jam Today News: A three-day Chakka jam in Delhi-NCR has been called by transport unions starting May 21. During these three da...

A Delhi resident used a food delivery app to get free onions. Onion prices have increased significantly in Delhi NCR. The man pleaded with ...

An Onion Express train carrying 1,341 tonnes of onions arrived in Delhi from Nashik to combat rising prices. This initiative aims to benefi...

Onion prices in India have skyrocketed to Rs 70-80 per kilogram, impacting household budgets and causing distress among consumers. Vendors ...

Traders said the weather will remain the key factor that will influence onion prices till December, when the arrival of the new crop normal...

Vegetable and fruit traders, however, said that rates were not that steep at this point but indicated that these consumables might get dear...

An approximately 12,000-tonne of onion shipment is expected to arrive by end of December. Retail onion prices are ruling at an average Rs 1...

India, which is currently witnessing a spike in retail onion price up to Rs 100/kg on tight supply, should explore low-cost modern technolo...

Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia while dismissing the allegations indicated that the government may take action against those trying to...

In order to control onion prices, Delhi government will send vans carrying the kitchen staple from four wholesale markets to all 70 Assembl...

Traders in the four regulated markets of Delhi have decided to sell potatoes and onions on a 'no profit no loss' basis till prices cool off.

Delhi BJP today said "total mismanagement" has led to such a situation and it could worsen if no concrete steps are taken.

The prices of onion, which had shot up to Rs 70-85 a kg in December, were ruling at Rs 40-60 a kg in retail in the third week opf January.

Onion prices dropped to Rs 30-50 a kg in retail in the national capital and Mumbai from Rs 40-60 a kg yesterday, traders said.

NAFED has been told to procure onions from Maharashtra and Gujarat, where arrival has increased and prices are also low.

The retail price of onion, which is ruling at Rs 55-60/kg in metros, is expected to shoot up further in next few days in the wake of a shor...