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TopicOnion prices

Topic: onion prices

Modi govt ignores Turkey’s Kashmir criticism — because India needs its onions

Concerned by the shooting retail prices of onion, which is presently hovering between Rs 60 and Rs 100 per kg, the Modi govt is set to import 11,000 MT of onion from Turkey.

Modi govt extends stock limits on onion traders to check price rise

The govt had imposed the limits in September, under which retailers could stock only up to 100 quintals of onions, and wholesale traders up to 5,000 quintals.

Imported onions set to arrive next month, but prices will see only marginal dip

Onions imported by the state-owned Metals and Minerals Trading Corporation will arrive in India on 10 December and be sold at around Rs 50-60 per kg.

Tackling onion price rise leads to policy distortions, but it seems nothing will change

Onion is a seasonal crop, and offseason shortages result in sky-high prices in September-November each year. But politicians’ response creates more distortions.

NAFED wasted over 30,000 MT onions, more than half of its buffer stock, amid soaring prices

NAFED stored its buffer stock of 57,372 MT onions using traditional methods as opposed to cold storage. Over half of it got destroyed due to moisture & rain.

IB, RAW, ED and Income Tax dept get SOS from Modi govt to help check soaring onion prices

Officials from Intelligence Bureau, RAW, ED and I-T department have been mandated to work with agriculture and consumer affairs ministries to check onion prices.

Private traders place onion import order as prices hover at Rs 60/kg

Traders are expected to receive close to 1,000 tonnes of onion by the end of the month to help ease prices which remained high despite government intervention.

Rising onion prices are fuelling India’s inflation, not low interest rates

Economists peg gains in consumer prices at 4.35% in October but that is not expected to stop policy makers from cutting rates again next month.

Onions likely to touch Rs 100/kg by month-end, govt turns to imports to meet shortage

There’s a 30-40% dip in onion production due to excessive monsoon rainfall in Maharashtra and Karnataka — the two main onion-growing states.

Naushad Forbes says leave onion prices alone, and why Savarkar is more relevant today

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