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The government on Thursday tightened wheat stock holding norms for wholesalers, big chain retailers and processors to curb hoarding and check price rises. According to the food ministry, traders and wholesalers are now allowed to maintain wheat stock of up to 500 tonnes instead of 1,000 tonnes,
India Business News: Priced at Rs 60 per kg for a 1 kg pack and Rs 55 per kg for a 30 kg pack, Bharat Dal has quickly emerged as the highest-selling brand in the country.
The government has introduced the sale of 'Bharat Dal' at subsidized rates through various retail outlets, including NAFED, NCCF, Kendriya Bhandar, and Safal, as well as on e-commerce platforms. State governments can also access chana dal for distribution in welfare schemes. To stabilize pulse prices, the government maintains buffer stocks of major pulses. It has removed import duty on tur and urad and reduced import duty on masur to zero. Bharat Dal, priced at Rs. 60 per kg, has quickly gained popularity, capturing a quarter of the market share within four months of its launch.
The fact is that non-urea fertilisers, in practice, have consistently remained under regulatory control In an office memorandum dated January 17, 2024, the Department of Fertilisers (DoF) has issued detailed guidelines for the evaluation of “reasonableness” of the MRPs (maximum retail price)
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