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Rising prices of chana present an additional headache for the government, which is already battling inflation on many fronts

Procurement of tomatoes from tomato growing regions of Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka is also being undertaken, the Union Finance Minister shares.

Prices of tur dal have increased by Rs 200-400/quintal last week for various qualities. In the Akola (Maharashtra) market and in Gulbarga (Karnataka), the price of tur dal shot up from Rs 136/kg to Rs 140/kg last week, while the price of tur imported from Mozambique increased by a substantial `Rs 5.5/kg in a week in Mumbai.

Apart from tomatoes, the prices of other food items have also increased due to supply shortage. The Ministry of Food and Consumer Affairs mentioned in a parliamentary session that tur dal, rice, urad dal, and atta have experienced maximum price increases of 28%, 10.5%, 8% each, respectively, in the past year. The Ministry attributed the rise in tur dal prices to a reduction in domestic production.

TOMATO PRICES: Apart from tomatoes, the prices of other food items have also increased due to supply shortage. The Ministry of Food and Consumer Affairs mentioned in a parliamentary session that tur dal, rice, urad dal, and atta have experienced maximum price increases of 28%, 10.5%, 8% each, respectively, in the past year. The Ministry attributed the rise in tur dal prices to a reduction in domestic production.

Good quality Normal Urad Dal required in Erode - commodityonline

The government has launched an initiative to sell chana dal at affordable prices to make Pulses more accessible and affordable to consumers.

An authentic Dham menu featuring close to 20 dishes, including Kullu trout fish, siddu, and many others, were served at the Mumbai fest. To get your hands on the best Himachali recipes, read on

Tamil Nadu government on Monday announced that the sale of tomatoes will be expanded to 300 fair price shops

The State government will encourage the use of alternative fertilisers and balanced use of chemical fertilisers under the PM PRANAM Yojana. The central government has done a commendable job by introducing the PM PRANAM (PM Programme for Restoration, Awareness, Nourishment, and Amelioration of