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This is very true that the price of onions are at the peak. The common people are facing a lot.
Even the villagers are also buying at the rate of 90/kg
Woes caused by heavy rains in some parts of Andhra Pradesh near mid-October 2020.
According to news reports , some parts of Andhra Pradesh are in the grip of woes caused by heavy rains near mid-October , 2020. Related people have been alerted by the State government not to come out unless highly emergent. In this context , it may be appropriate to share with readers the following predictive alert this Vedic astrology writer made through article “ Climax of year 2020 can make appearance during 10 October to 13 November – worrisome concerns on territorial , economic and health fronts” published at nirpakhawaaz.com on 27 September , 2020 :-
“ Planetary suggestion can also imply some issues on the maritime front……. Sea-food and sea wealth may give rise to some worrisome concerns. Fishermen need to be alerted for more care and appropriate strategy while on fishing or such like expedition in coastal States such as Gujarat , some parts of Maharashtra, Dadra &Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu , Andhra Pradesh etcetra during period of time already outlined here”.
Through the article , while 10 October to 13 November in 2020 has been mentioned worrisome in coastal States of India including Andhra Pradesh , dates 17 -18 October have been mentioned as calling for utmost attention from health point of view. So take more care and appropriate strategy and be well.
Please do not exaggerate by quoting the prizes like Rs.100/- per kg etc., This kind of quotes will encourage traders to hold the onion illegally, resulting in an export ban by the government to ease the hoarding stock. where both farmers & the citizens face the flak. For your information even today, 11.09.2020 the onions are selling at Rs.26 to 35 Rs. per kg. in Mumbai.
Otherwise what are the reasons you quoted about the loss of the crops are factual, but not to the extent. But plz have restraint in reporting & quoting the high prices by the exaggerated figures by supporting the hoarders & the Traders who play havoc in the Market have restrain. Plz refer the price movement of Tomatoes, Onions range quoted/appeared a couple of days back, by the TOI in a price range manner, which is almost a factual prize.
Having said that we are not against the farmers to earn their money & profit. It was heartening to read a report a farmer quoting that he earned Rs.20 Lakhs in growing Tomatoes a couple of weeks back.
Do not scare the public & give a cue to hoarders & traders. Learn from Shkher ji about restraint & factual reporting.
Thanks
Nagesh Rao
This is very true that the price of onions are at the peak. The common people are facing a lot.
Even the villagers are also buying at the rate of 90/kg
Woes caused by heavy rains in some parts of Andhra Pradesh near mid-October 2020.
According to news reports , some parts of Andhra Pradesh are in the grip of woes caused by heavy rains near mid-October , 2020. Related people have been alerted by the State government not to come out unless highly emergent. In this context , it may be appropriate to share with readers the following predictive alert this Vedic astrology writer made through article “ Climax of year 2020 can make appearance during 10 October to 13 November – worrisome concerns on territorial , economic and health fronts” published at nirpakhawaaz.com on 27 September , 2020 :-
“ Planetary suggestion can also imply some issues on the maritime front……. Sea-food and sea wealth may give rise to some worrisome concerns. Fishermen need to be alerted for more care and appropriate strategy while on fishing or such like expedition in coastal States such as Gujarat , some parts of Maharashtra, Dadra &Nagar Haveli and Daman & Diu , Andhra Pradesh etcetra during period of time already outlined here”.
Through the article , while 10 October to 13 November in 2020 has been mentioned worrisome in coastal States of India including Andhra Pradesh , dates 17 -18 October have been mentioned as calling for utmost attention from health point of view. So take more care and appropriate strategy and be well.
Please do not exaggerate by quoting the prizes like Rs.100/- per kg etc., This kind of quotes will encourage traders to hold the onion illegally, resulting in an export ban by the government to ease the hoarding stock. where both farmers & the citizens face the flak. For your information even today, 11.09.2020 the onions are selling at Rs.26 to 35 Rs. per kg. in Mumbai.
Otherwise what are the reasons you quoted about the loss of the crops are factual, but not to the extent. But plz have restraint in reporting & quoting the high prices by the exaggerated figures by supporting the hoarders & the Traders who play havoc in the Market have restrain. Plz refer the price movement of Tomatoes, Onions range quoted/appeared a couple of days back, by the TOI in a price range manner, which is almost a factual prize.
Having said that we are not against the farmers to earn their money & profit. It was heartening to read a report a farmer quoting that he earned Rs.20 Lakhs in growing Tomatoes a couple of weeks back.
Do not scare the public & give a cue to hoarders & traders. Learn from Shkher ji about restraint & factual reporting.
Thanks
Nagesh Rao