Pulses like pigeon peas and gram are consumed in abundance in Indian homes. Food is considered incomplete without them. But do you know that green moong dal benefits health apart from pigeon peas?
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Pulses or dals are considered as the protein powerhouse as they are packed with essentials vitamins and minerals
While many eat pulses for the nutrients it provide, others opt the same for speeding up weight loss process. Yes, that's true and proven! You can lose oodles of weight by having dal chawal in dinner. Today is probably the best day to know all the details regarding the same since it's World Pulses Day. If you are worried about shedding those extra kilos, the combination of dal chawal at night is the best for you.
After tomatoes, dal is next in line to bear the brunt of spiralling prices during the festive season. In the last one week, the price of urad dal has increased by Rs 450-Rs 850 per quintal in the major markets of the country. Along with urad, the prices of moong, masoor and chickpeas (chana) dal have also gone up.
Thanks to middlemen, prices of Arhar (toor) dal have crossed Rs 100 mark in New Delhi market. A quick glance at the prices reveals that price of Arhar dal per kg should be around Rs 57. Prices in areas where the crop is produced is around Rs 50. This means that the prices are nearly getting doubled as the produce leaves the mills and reaches the retail market.
Union Food Minister Ram Vilas Paswan on Monday cautioned that if prices of pulses, especially packaged ones, do not scale down, his ministry may not hesitate to invoke the Essential Commodities Act (ECA) to impose
New Delhi: Faced with high prices of pulses, the government on Thursday hiked the support price to farmers for masoor and gram dals sharply by Rs 325 per quintal, including a Rs 75 per quintal
New Delhi: Dal prices have started to ease, declining from peak of Rs 210 per kg to around Rs 190 on Tuesday even as many state governments continued to raid hoarders, seizing so far over
New Delhi: The price of Arhar or Tur daal has gone up again in the retail market trading between Rs 145-180 per kg.Apart from Tur, price of other pulses have also crossed Rs 100 mark
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