India's summer onion buffer stock has suffered considerable setbacks due to unexpected rainfall, leading to roughly thirty percent of onions rotting or sprouting. This spoilage threatens to disrupt market supply and hike prices. To alleviate the situation, special trains are now delivering onions to key cities at subsidized costs. Additionally, delays in the kharif crop are likely to further heighten onion shortages in the upcoming months.

Commerce secretary Nidhi Khare said that the buffer onion will be sold at a subsidised rate of ₹35 per kilogram in select consuming centres. | India News

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The Centre will sell subsidised onions at ₹35/kg in Delhi starting Thursday to combat rising prices.

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The Centre launches onion sales at ₹35/Kg in Delhi NCR, with plans for similar sales in other regions soon.

The government is also using rail and road networks to move buffer onions from producing regions to major consumption centres.