Tur (Arhar) dal procurement has commenced in major producing states such as Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Karnataka, Maharashtra, and Telangana,...

The Centre has approved the continuation of the PM-AASHA scheme until 2025-26, aiming to provide remunerative prices to farmers and control...

India’s import of pulses in 2024 doubled from the previous year, reaching an all-time high of 6.63 million tonnes. The surge, particularly ...

Calibrated import and export policies, along with incentives for domestic production, have maintained price stability benefiting consumers ...

Wholesale pulse prices dropped 5-20% recently. The government urged retailers to match these reductions. Retail prices remain high. Officia...

Union Minister of Agriculture & Farmers’ Welfare, Shivraj Singh Chouhan, emphasized the government's commitment to procure major pulses lik...

India has extended the timeline for duty-free imports of yellow peas by a month until April 2024 to cool down pulse prices. The duty on yel...

Tur prices have stabilised following the recent government measure of tightening the stock limit on traders and processors. "However, the p...

The food ministry in a release said it has directed National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation (NAFED) and National Cooperative...

To check hoarding and price rise, the ministry on June 2 imposed stock limits on tur and urad. The stock limits have been made applicable t...

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

According to the latest sowing data released by the agriculture ministry, the area under tur was 4.6% lower compared with a year earlier, w...

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...

Urad prices recorded the highest increase of 30 per cent in the past one month to Rs 70 a kg in the Mumbai wholesale markets.

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

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.

Prices of pulses during the week November 06, 2013 to November 13, 2013 remained almost steady across the country.