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Centre Buys 71,000 Tonnes Of Onion For Buffer Stock, Expects Retail Prices To Ease
The government has bought nearly 71,000 tonnes of onion so far this year for buffer stock, out of the total target of procuring 5 lakh tonnes for price stabilisation and it expects retail prices to ease with the progress of monsoon.
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Onion Retails At Rs 65-80 In Delhi, Centre Sells Buffer Stock At Rs 25
Onion prices have further risen to Rs 65-80 per kg in the retail market of the national capital on lower supply.
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Onion To Be Sold At Subsidised Rate Of Rs 25/Kg In Delhi From Monday
Cooperative NCCF will commence retail sale of onion from the government buffer stock at a subsidised rate of Rs 25 per kg in the national capital from Monday to give relief to consumers from high prices of the kitchen staple,
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Ensure Adequate Medical Oxygen Buffer: Centre To States Amid Covid Surge
Noting the "significant surge" in COVID-19 cases in the country, the Centre on Wednesday wrote to all states and UTs urging them to direct departments concerned to ensure adequate buffer stock of medical oxygen for at least 48 hours.
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Ramp Up Health Facilities, Centre Tells Delhi Amid Covid Surge
Amid a surge in Covid cases, Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla has asked Delhi and neighbouring districts to immediately strengthen health infrastructure, maintain buffer stocks of essential drugs.
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Ensure Adequate Stock Of Drugs Needed For Treatment Of Covid: Centre To States
The government asked states and Union Territories to ensure adequate buffer stock of the eight critical drugs used for clinical treatment of COVID-19 and advised them to review the readiness of hospitals to deal with any possible surge in cases.
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Onion Prices Being Stabilised With Buffer Stock Release: Centre
Amid a rise in prices of three key vegetables, the Centre on Sunday said onion prices are being stabilised with the release of buffer stock, while efforts are on to soften the rates of tomato and potato.
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"This Is Like Insurance": High Court On Oxygen Buffer Stock For Delhi
The Delhi High Court Wednesday said there is no clarity on the steps taken by the Centre for setting up buffer stock of liquid medical oxygen (LMO) in the national capital to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic even as the third wave is anticipated.
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Kerala Needs More Oxygen, Can't Give Other States: Pinarayi Vijayan To PM
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying his state cannot spare any further oxygen as they have already supplied their buffer stock to neighbouring states.
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India Coronavirus Highlights: Country Needs To Be Prepared For Third Surge Of Covid, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Thursday said the country needs to be prepared for the third wave of COVID-19 which experts say could be more harmful, especially for children, and emphasised upon the need to create buffer stock of oxygen.
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Onion Price Rise "Temporary Phase", Government Boosting Supply: Minister
Terming high onion prices as a "temporary phase", Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan on Tuesday asserted that they have enough supplies in buffer stock to check prices of the staple food that official data showed is ruling in the range of Rs 50-60 per kg in some parts of the country.
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Centre Offers Solution As Onion Prices In Delhi Remain High
With onion prices still high in Delhi, the Centre has asked the Delhi government to take the kitchen staple from its buffer stock and sell at maximum retail price through its civil supplies department and ration shops.
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India to Build Buffer Stock of 2 Million Tonnes of Pulses
India, which consumes nearly 22 million tonnes of pulses annually, sources yellow peas and lentils mainly from Canada and the United States.
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Cabinet Nod To Increase Pulses Buffer Stock To 20 Lakh Tonnes
The Union Cabinet on Monday approved a proposal to enhance buffer stock of pulses up to 20 lakh tonnes, an official statement said.
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Government Agencies To Buy Pulses Directly From Farmers
The government today directed procurement agencies, including NAFED, to buy tur, urad and moong directly from farmers in all producing states for creating buffer stock to supply lentils at cheaper rates and ensuring support price for growers.
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Centre Buys 71,000 Tonnes Of Onion For Buffer Stock, Expects Retail Prices To Ease
The government has bought nearly 71,000 tonnes of onion so far this year for buffer stock, out of the total target of procuring 5 lakh tonnes for price stabilisation and it expects retail prices to ease with the progress of monsoon.
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Onion Retails At Rs 65-80 In Delhi, Centre Sells Buffer Stock At Rs 25
Onion prices have further risen to Rs 65-80 per kg in the retail market of the national capital on lower supply.
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Onion To Be Sold At Subsidised Rate Of Rs 25/Kg In Delhi From Monday
Cooperative NCCF will commence retail sale of onion from the government buffer stock at a subsidised rate of Rs 25 per kg in the national capital from Monday to give relief to consumers from high prices of the kitchen staple,
-
Ensure Adequate Medical Oxygen Buffer: Centre To States Amid Covid Surge
Noting the "significant surge" in COVID-19 cases in the country, the Centre on Wednesday wrote to all states and UTs urging them to direct departments concerned to ensure adequate buffer stock of medical oxygen for at least 48 hours.
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Ramp Up Health Facilities, Centre Tells Delhi Amid Covid Surge
Amid a surge in Covid cases, Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla has asked Delhi and neighbouring districts to immediately strengthen health infrastructure, maintain buffer stocks of essential drugs.
-
Ensure Adequate Stock Of Drugs Needed For Treatment Of Covid: Centre To States
The government asked states and Union Territories to ensure adequate buffer stock of the eight critical drugs used for clinical treatment of COVID-19 and advised them to review the readiness of hospitals to deal with any possible surge in cases.
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Onion Prices Being Stabilised With Buffer Stock Release: Centre
Amid a rise in prices of three key vegetables, the Centre on Sunday said onion prices are being stabilised with the release of buffer stock, while efforts are on to soften the rates of tomato and potato.
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"This Is Like Insurance": High Court On Oxygen Buffer Stock For Delhi
The Delhi High Court Wednesday said there is no clarity on the steps taken by the Centre for setting up buffer stock of liquid medical oxygen (LMO) in the national capital to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic even as the third wave is anticipated.
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Kerala Needs More Oxygen, Can't Give Other States: Pinarayi Vijayan To PM
Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, saying his state cannot spare any further oxygen as they have already supplied their buffer stock to neighbouring states.
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India Coronavirus Highlights: Country Needs To Be Prepared For Third Surge Of Covid, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court Thursday said the country needs to be prepared for the third wave of COVID-19 which experts say could be more harmful, especially for children, and emphasised upon the need to create buffer stock of oxygen.
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Onion Price Rise "Temporary Phase", Government Boosting Supply: Minister
Terming high onion prices as a "temporary phase", Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan on Tuesday asserted that they have enough supplies in buffer stock to check prices of the staple food that official data showed is ruling in the range of Rs 50-60 per kg in some parts of the country.
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Centre Offers Solution As Onion Prices In Delhi Remain High
With onion prices still high in Delhi, the Centre has asked the Delhi government to take the kitchen staple from its buffer stock and sell at maximum retail price through its civil supplies department and ration shops.
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India to Build Buffer Stock of 2 Million Tonnes of Pulses
India, which consumes nearly 22 million tonnes of pulses annually, sources yellow peas and lentils mainly from Canada and the United States.
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Cabinet Nod To Increase Pulses Buffer Stock To 20 Lakh Tonnes
The Union Cabinet on Monday approved a proposal to enhance buffer stock of pulses up to 20 lakh tonnes, an official statement said.
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Government Agencies To Buy Pulses Directly From Farmers
The government today directed procurement agencies, including NAFED, to buy tur, urad and moong directly from farmers in all producing states for creating buffer stock to supply lentils at cheaper rates and ensuring support price for growers.
