news of farmer distress in Andra Pradesh, where farmers are distressed by the low price of tomatoes. So that's been a bit of a turnaround. Tomatoes are selling at ₹4 a kilo in Kano, and with this steep fall in the prices, farmers are not finding it. Even remunerative. To even transport the tomatoes to the Monday in fact, are just dumping them. Earlier, we spoke to um for more actually where, in fact the farmers brought it to the market, are able to sell it for any decent price. I've actually decided to dump it because no point at all in carrying it back already, they would have had to bear the labour cost and the transport cost as well. What I must point out is that, like you said two months ago, we saw the prices upwards of ₹200. In fact, it went up to 260 K and just next to is in fact the biggest of tomato markets in the Asia tomato growing belt. It's considered the largest tomato belt and there you know, the arrivals had crashed to 90 tonnes per day and now it has picked up and it's gone to over 300 tonnes a day and that's why we are hearing of these districts because after the you know huge rise that we saw what had happened was that not just in in the an Pradesh area, but in several other areas of Maharashtra and elsewhere where tomatoes were not being grown so far or rather they had given up on tomatoes. In fact, they used to depend on the exports from other Nepali in and Pradesh to these areas. They had also started growing tomatoes and that has led to a glut in the market because of which the prices have fallen to four PAK and in fact they are talking about the prices possibly could even fall to two a KG. The arrival every day becomes up to 1000 tonnes. So the farmer, after receiving and after hoping that he will be able to get a good price, see the kind of prices that we saw just a couple of months ago,
