Amid rising wheat prices, the Indian government has assured on Thursday, June 21, that it has sufficient wheat stocks to intervene in the market to ensure stability for consumers. Additionally, the government has imposed stock limits on tur and chana dals until September 2024 to prevent hoarding and control prices. In a related move, the Centre has purchased 71,000 tonnes of onions for buffer stock, expecting this to help ease retail prices.
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News Alert | Govt imposes stock limits on tur, chana till Sept to curb hoardings, control prices https://t.co/gcSCsfVi82
The government imposed stock limits on tur and chana dals till September this year to check hoardings and control prices. The move is aimed to "prevent hoarding and unscrupulous speculation". https://t.co/ggeZyTWCnS
Amid the rising wheat prices, the Centre stated on Thursday that it has sufficient wheat stocks to intervene in the market to ensure the stability of consumers in the country. (@JournoAshutosh) https://t.co/cGgQ16f0SZ
Govt weighs #interventions to #stabilise rising #wheat #prices https://t.co/q9C1MRDdon