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Govt cuts price of subsidised tomato to Rs 70/kg | India News - Vimarsana News

Govt cuts price of subsidised tomato to Rs 70/kg | India News

India News: The government has reduced prices of subsidised tomatoes to Rs 70 per kilogramme from Thursday from Rs 80 per kg now to provide relief to common man f

tomato prices: Worried about high tomato prices? Traders warn prices won't come down for next two months - Vimarsana News

tomato prices: Worried about high tomato prices? Traders warn prices won't come down for next two months

Tomato prices may not decrease below Rs 100 per kg for two months. Tomato prices have soared from Rs 40 per kg to Rs 200 per kg in recent weeks, with further increases expected, potentially to Rs 300 per kg due to heavy rain in some growing regions. With sowing difficult in current tough conditions, prices may not stabilise for an extended period.

tomato price: How to grow fresh tomatoes at home in Kitchen garden or terrace - Vimarsana News

tomato price: How to grow fresh tomatoes at home in Kitchen garden or terrace

Tomatoes are a popular choice for home cultivation. Here is a complete guide that explains how to grow tomatoes successfully, starting from selecting the appropriate variety, preparing the soil, starting seeds or transplants, providing adequate sunlight, spacing, watering and fertilizing, supporting and pruning, pest and disease management, and lastly harvesting.

Tomatoes land custom officials in soup on UP-Nepal border - Vimarsana News

Tomatoes land custom officials in soup on UP-Nepal border

Authorities are investigating six Customs officials regarding the release of three tonnes of smuggled tomatoes at the India-Nepal border. The seized consignment had a value of approximately Rs 4.8 lakh. The tomatoes were inexplicably released, but re-intercepted by police. Indian officials do not allow entry of foreign products with no manufacture or preparation in Nepal.