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Centre starts onion sale in capital at Rs 35/kg, 44% below market price
The government has started selling onions from its buffer stock at Rs 35 per kg. This move aims to provide relief to consumers and control prices before the festive season. Adequate onion supplies are available to meet domestic demand during the upcoming months. The government is also transporting bulk consignments through dedicated railway rakes. Proactive market interventions will ensure sufficient availability and moderate price pressures.
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hindustantimes.com
Centre highlights ‘Kanda Express’ move as Congress slams ‘skyrocketing’ onion prices
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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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Onion prices up 59%, govt ramps up 'Kanda Express' supplies to cool market
The Centre has begun moving onion buffer stocks from Nashik to major consumption centres through dedicated railway rakes, or ‘Kanda Express, to boost supplies and contain seasonal…
