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onion: Onion prices in Delhi's retail mkt rise to Rs 65-80 per kg; Centre selling at Rs 25/kg from buffer stock - Vimarsana News

onion: Onion prices in Delhi's retail mkt rise to Rs 65-80 per kg; Centre selling at Rs 25/kg from buffer stock

With stored rabi onion getting exhausted and delay in the arrival of the kharif onion, there is a tight supply situation, resulting in price increases in both wholesale and retail markets, the official added. He also mentioned that the government has doubled the buffer onion stock for the current year and this should improve domestic availability and check prices in the coming days.

Tomato Prices: ₹100/kg Wks Ago, Tomato Prices Plunge To ₹14 At Mysuru Apmc | Mysuru News - Vimarsana News

Tomato Prices: ₹100/kg Wks Ago, Tomato Prices Plunge To ₹14 At Mysuru Apmc | Mysuru News

Mysuru: The sky-high prices of tomatoes have begun easing significantly, much to the relief of consumers and disappointment of farmers.

Insulate electricity users from price shocks - Vimarsana News

Insulate electricity users from price shocks

Electricity users are in for a shock. Price hikes will zap their jobs and small businesses.

New Report Highlights Corruption at DOJ That Began With Obama - Vimarsana News

New Report Highlights Corruption at DOJ That Began With Obama

Commentary The House Judiciary minority on Nov. 4 released a new report, FBI Whistleblowers: What Their Disclosures Indicate ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20140715:09:39:00 - Vimarsana News

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - KGO - 20140715:09:39:00

$7 billion to settle charges that they helped to bring about the financial crisis. the justice department said citigroup knowingly sold poor quality securities. the settlement includes a $4 billion civil penalty and a $2.5 billion for what's called consumer relief. citigroup admits it ignored warnings about the securities. well, apple may have another hit even before it's officially launched. a morgan stanley analyst expects apple to sell 30 to 60 million of the iwatch in the first year at $300 each. well, apple hasn't officially said it's working on a smart watch. but an announcement is exp...