In Pune, tur dal prices rose by over 10% in less than a month despite an open import policy. The industry cites raw material shortages and ...

The government's tur dal procurement drive has received a lukewarm response from farmers due to lower prices, stringent quality norms, and ...

Consumers substituted tur dal with imported green lentils in homes in southern and eastern India, while in the northern and the western reg...

India, the largest producer of pulses, is facing a shortage of tur dal, leading to increased imports. Issues such as hoarding and cartelisa...

The central government has imposed stock limits on tur and urad till October 31 due to a spurt in prices of these pulses. Apart from produc...

The government's imposition of a stock limit on tur dal traders and processors has slightly reduced prices. However, the industry fears the...

Tur traders are of the view that reducing demand for tur by influencing a change in consumer preference is essential as not enough tur is b...

The retail industry players expressed their commitment to extend full cooperation with the government and also assured that all efforts wil...

Ex-mill price of top-quality tur dal in Latur has declined from Rs 120/kg to Rs 100/kg since the government announced extension in the dura...

The retail tur dal prices crossed the psychological barrier of Rs 100/kg and touched Rs 125/kg for the top quality, with millers reporting ...

Prices of tur dal and moong dal are on the rise in the country on fears of fall in production due to deficient and delayed rainfall in the ...

Wholesale prices of whole tur have crossed the minimum support level set by government after a gap of 2.5 years.

Traders from Maharashtra and Karnataka have decided to sell tur dal, a staple of most Indian households, at reasonable prices to consumers.

Hitting out at the BJP-led government in Maharashtra over the rising prices of tur dal, Mumbai Congress Chief Sanjay Nirupam today said the...

Retail tur dal prices today shot up to Rs 200 per kg despite the government's steps to boost supply and check prices, aggravating consumers...

Though the central government has asked the states to include tur dal in the Essential Commodities Act, very few states have done so.

As imports could not match up with the country's demand, it is almost certain that the consumers will have to pay heavily for their pulses.