Under the Price Support Scheme, the government has procured 3,40,000 tonnes of tur as of April 13, with Karnataka leading the procurement. ...

Chana dal prices have risen by up to 10% over the past month because of higher demand before the festive season. Despite significant import...

Bharat Dal: The Modi government has introduced the sale of 'Bharat Dal' at subsidized rates through various retail outlets, including NAFED...

Chana (gram) prices in Maharashtra have fallen between 4% and 6%, dropping below the minimum support price level (MSP) due to the inclusion...

The bullish sentiments in tur and sudden sharp jump in prices last week has influenced prices of the entire pulses complex.

Looking forward, due to the onset of Kharif crops' arrival, prices are likely to remain steady during October-December 2022 quarter, as we ...

The strategies being used by the government to keep prices around MSP level is tweaking import and export policies to maintain enough stock...

FCI and government agencies have 50 million tonne rice and 27.5 million tonne wheat, as on March 1.

Nafed had procured 68 lakh tonnes of pulses during past three years as India.

Traders said only strong government procurement operations can help tame a further fall in prices.

Chana prices were down 6 per cent from the government’s minimum support price at Rs 4,350 per quintal

Sowing of chana has increased by about 14% to about 100 lakh hectare as on December 22.

The Cabinet on Wednesday extended the validity of the Centre's orders issued last year to empower states to take steps such as imposing sto...

When prices rise in the spot market due to artificial scarcity, the seller has to cut his position at a loss as he cannot procure goods in ...

Imposed under the Essential Commodities Act, the stock limits on pulses traders have been in place for over more than a year now.

ccording to the Indian Institute of Pulses Research, Kanpur, 17 million tonne of pulses are grown on 24 million hectare.

The prices of Indian chana (gram or chickpea) have been ruling around 23-25 per kg during the last three years.