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Tur Dal Prices Fall Below Rs 200 Per Kilogram as Government Seizes More Pulses
Tur dal prices fell below Rs 200 per kg in retail markets as state governments stepped up countrywide crackdowns on hoarders and have seized over 1.24 lakh tonnes of pulses so far.
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Why This Dal Producing District Too is feeling the Pinch of Rising Prices
As homemaker Neelam Jain prepares lunch in her kitchen, the irony of soaring prices in Madhya Pradesh's food bowl is not lost on her. Narsinghpur leads the state in production of pulses, and the locally produced Tur dal is much sought after across India.
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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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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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Tur Dal Prices Fall Below Rs 200 Per Kilogram as Government Seizes More Pulses
Tur dal prices fell below Rs 200 per kg in retail markets as state governments stepped up countrywide crackdowns on hoarders and have seized over 1.24 lakh tonnes of pulses so far.
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Why This Dal Producing District Too is feeling the Pinch of Rising Prices
As homemaker Neelam Jain prepares lunch in her kitchen, the irony of soaring prices in Madhya Pradesh's food bowl is not lost on her. Narsinghpur leads the state in production of pulses, and the locally produced Tur dal is much sought after across India.
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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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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.
