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Prices Of Pulses Showing Downward Trend: Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said prices of pulses are showing a downward trend due to "expected adequate production" in view of good monsoon as well as various government measures to tame inflation.
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As Pulse Prices Dip, Concern Grows Over Farmers' Earnings
A 34 per cent rise in the acreage of pulse production has coincided with a recent dip in the sky-rocketing prices of pulses.
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Behind India's Dal Inflation, A Government-Made Shortage?
As prices of pulses continue to remain high across the country, the government has claimed to have taken a number of proactive measures to ease the crisis.
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Government Asserts That Prices Of Pulses Will Be Brought Down
Under attack from opposition on inflation, the government today asserted that prices of pulses would be brought down and asked states to share the responsibility, particularly by taking stringent action against hoarders.
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Inadequate Production Spikes Prices Of Pulses: Chief Economic Advisor
Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian on Sunday said under-cultivation of pulses and their inadequate production have led to spike in prices, but vegetable prices have more to do with market forces than production.
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Pulses Costlier Due To Poor Rainfall, Reduced Imports: Ram Vilas Paswan
Seeking to deflect opposition attack over high prices of pulses, Union Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan today attributed it to poor rainfall and reduced imports during the last two years.
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States Asked Not To Levy Taxes On Pulses
Worried about a further spike in prices of pulses in the coming months, the Centre on Saturday asked state governments not to levy local taxes such as VAT on pulses.
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Tarun Gogoi Blames NDA Government for Rising Price of Pulses
Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today accused the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP)-led NDA government at the Centre of being "solely responsible for spiraling rise in the price of pulses by failing to import the essential commodity on time".
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Pulses Touch Rs 210/Kg, 5,800 Tonnes Seized From Hoarders
Over 5,800 tonnes of pulses have been seized in five states during raids conducted on hoarders in the last few months even as prices continue to rise and touched Rs 210 per kg.
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Prices of Pulses Drop by Rs 500/Quintal on Government Measures
Prices of select pulses fell up to Rs 500 per quintal at wholesale market in the national capital on Monday, on the back of a series of measures announced by the government to curb rising prices and speculative activity.
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Government Puts Stock Limits on Pulses Held by Big Retailers, Importers
To prevent hoarding of pulses and check a rise in prices, the Centre on Sunday imposed stock limits on pulses held by licenced food processors, importers, exporters as well as large departmental retailers such as Big Bazaar.
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Government to Use Stabilisation Fund to Cool Pulse Prices: Jaitley
With prices of pulses spiking to a record of up to Rs 190 per kg, the government on Wednesday swung into action with a number of measures including use of a price stabilisation fund and imports to cool prices and create a buffer stock.
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Once a Staple, Why Dal is Today a Luxury For Many
In the vegetarian Sharma household, especially for their six-year-old son Ayush, dal was once an everyday affair. Today, it is made every second day.
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Prices Of Pulses Showing Downward Trend: Union Minister Venkaiah Naidu
Union Minister M Venkaiah Naidu today said prices of pulses are showing a downward trend due to "expected adequate production" in view of good monsoon as well as various government measures to tame inflation.
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As Pulse Prices Dip, Concern Grows Over Farmers' Earnings
A 34 per cent rise in the acreage of pulse production has coincided with a recent dip in the sky-rocketing prices of pulses.
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Behind India's Dal Inflation, A Government-Made Shortage?
As prices of pulses continue to remain high across the country, the government has claimed to have taken a number of proactive measures to ease the crisis.
-
Government Asserts That Prices Of Pulses Will Be Brought Down
Under attack from opposition on inflation, the government today asserted that prices of pulses would be brought down and asked states to share the responsibility, particularly by taking stringent action against hoarders.
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Inadequate Production Spikes Prices Of Pulses: Chief Economic Advisor
Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian on Sunday said under-cultivation of pulses and their inadequate production have led to spike in prices, but vegetable prices have more to do with market forces than production.
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Pulses Costlier Due To Poor Rainfall, Reduced Imports: Ram Vilas Paswan
Seeking to deflect opposition attack over high prices of pulses, Union Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan today attributed it to poor rainfall and reduced imports during the last two years.
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States Asked Not To Levy Taxes On Pulses
Worried about a further spike in prices of pulses in the coming months, the Centre on Saturday asked state governments not to levy local taxes such as VAT on pulses.
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Tarun Gogoi Blames NDA Government for Rising Price of Pulses
Assam Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi today accused the Bharatiya Janta Party (BJP)-led NDA government at the Centre of being "solely responsible for spiraling rise in the price of pulses by failing to import the essential commodity on time".
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Pulses Touch Rs 210/Kg, 5,800 Tonnes Seized From Hoarders
Over 5,800 tonnes of pulses have been seized in five states during raids conducted on hoarders in the last few months even as prices continue to rise and touched Rs 210 per kg.
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Prices of Pulses Drop by Rs 500/Quintal on Government Measures
Prices of select pulses fell up to Rs 500 per quintal at wholesale market in the national capital on Monday, on the back of a series of measures announced by the government to curb rising prices and speculative activity.
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Government Puts Stock Limits on Pulses Held by Big Retailers, Importers
To prevent hoarding of pulses and check a rise in prices, the Centre on Sunday imposed stock limits on pulses held by licenced food processors, importers, exporters as well as large departmental retailers such as Big Bazaar.
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Government to Use Stabilisation Fund to Cool Pulse Prices: Jaitley
With prices of pulses spiking to a record of up to Rs 190 per kg, the government on Wednesday swung into action with a number of measures including use of a price stabilisation fund and imports to cool prices and create a buffer stock.
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Once a Staple, Why Dal is Today a Luxury For Many
In the vegetarian Sharma household, especially for their six-year-old son Ayush, dal was once an everyday affair. Today, it is made every second day.
