Lentils Price Rise
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With a Dal Price Hike, No Festive Cheer For Them
For many families in Thiruvananthapuram who earn a living by selling papads, a month ago 100 papads meant a profit of at least Rs 20. But with a 40 per cent increase in the price of Urad dal in less than a month, their profits have tumbled by nearly 70 per cent.
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Amid Soaring Tur Dal Prices, a Glimmer Hope for Better Times
The Piparia crop wholesale market is almost deserted these days with just a handful of farmers showing up to sell tur dal. Since July there has been a sharp decline in the procurement of tur dal.
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Government Plans Buffer Stocks, Price Control Mechanism For Pulses
As the price of pulses soar, the Union government has decided to invoke price stabilisation fund and build a buffer stock to avoid another such crisis in future.
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With Dal Prices on The Rise, Chennai Turns To Alternatives
Nigar Sultana, an entrepreneur, who shops at her neighborhood grocery stores says dal is not on the menu more than twice a week at her home any more. After all, the lentils, especially the popular tur and urad, are as expensive as chicken and fish in Chennai.
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With a Dal Price Hike, No Festive Cheer For Them
For many families in Thiruvananthapuram who earn a living by selling papads, a month ago 100 papads meant a profit of at least Rs 20. But with a 40 per cent increase in the price of Urad dal in less than a month, their profits have tumbled by nearly 70 per cent.
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Amid Soaring Tur Dal Prices, a Glimmer Hope for Better Times
The Piparia crop wholesale market is almost deserted these days with just a handful of farmers showing up to sell tur dal. Since July there has been a sharp decline in the procurement of tur dal.
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Government Plans Buffer Stocks, Price Control Mechanism For Pulses
As the price of pulses soar, the Union government has decided to invoke price stabilisation fund and build a buffer stock to avoid another such crisis in future.
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With Dal Prices on The Rise, Chennai Turns To Alternatives
Nigar Sultana, an entrepreneur, who shops at her neighborhood grocery stores says dal is not on the menu more than twice a week at her home any more. After all, the lentils, especially the popular tur and urad, are as expensive as chicken and fish in Chennai.
