Centre to sell onions at Rs 35 per kilogram at 40 locations in Delhi, check full list here
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Centre starts onion sale in capital at Rs 35/kg, 44% below market price
The government has started selling onions from its buffer stock at Rs 35 per kg. This move aims to provide relief to consumers and control prices before the festive season. Adequate onion supplies are available to meet domestic demand during the upcoming months. The government is also transporting bulk consignments through dedicated railway rakes. Proactive market interventions will ensure sufficient availability and moderate price pressures.
Centre to sell onions at Rs 35 per kilogram at 40 locations in Delhi, check full list here
The Central government has asserted that there is sufficient availability of onions to meet the festive season demand, and has started selling the key vegetable from buffer stock to control retail prices.
New Delhi. To provide relief to the common people troubled by the rising prices of onion, the central government has started selling onions at a cheaper rate in Delhi. Onions are being made available by the government at the rate of Rs 35 per kg from Thursday. The price of onion in the market is around […] The post Sale of onion starts in Delhi at Rs 35 per kg, an attempt to provide relief from inflation appeared first on News Inc India.
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