After coconuts, horticulture outlets sell subsidised onions as rates surge
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Onion preparing to make you cry again: Despite government subsidy of ₹ 35, prices are not stopping, prices reach ₹ 60 to ₹ 70 per kg in metro cities – ..
Just before the upcoming festive season, the kitchen budget seems to be hit once again by inflation. The prices of onion, considered an essential part of the Indian thali, are ready to bring tears to the eyes of common consumers. In order to provide relief to the consumers, the Central Government has released consumer goods from its buffer stock through National Cooperative Consumers Federation (NCCF) and NAFED. ₹35 per kilogram Started sale of …
Even after government subsidies, onion prices show no signs of decreasing. In metro cities, onion prices are skyrocketing, causing distress to the general public. Especially in cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, onion prices have created a crisis in people's kitchens. […]
Despite the government's measures to sell onions from its buffer stock at a subsidised rate of Rs 35 per kg, onion prices remained high in retail markets across metros on Tuesday.
Despite the government's subsidized sale price of ₹35 per kilogram, onion prices have reached ₹60 per kilogram in metro cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Chennai. Private trade prices are even higher, causing hardship to consumers. Let's explore this in detail.
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