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TopicPulses pricing

Topic: Pulses pricing

Tur and Urad Prices remain stable for 3 months, Centre attributes it to direct intervention in the retail market

To directly impact the retail market, the government has released a portion of its buffer stock of pulses, repackaged as dals, for sale at affordable prices under the Bharat Dal brand.

Pulse prices soaring. Why the Modi govt’s policy actions are falling flat

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Modi govt relaxes pulses stock limit rules within 2 weeks amid strong opposition

Modi govt has now increased the permissible stock quantity of pulses allowed for wholesalers and millers with a complete exemption for importers.

How Modi govt’s stock limit move could hurt long-term stability in domestic pulses market

Pulse traders allege government stock limit intervention goes against the spirit of free import and will impact the ongoing sowing of pulses.

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