New Delhi: Food Minister K V Thomas today said onion prices will come down in the next 10 days with the fresh arrival of domestic and imported stock, while asking the traders not to "loot"
New Delhi: Wholesale prices of onion today declined by Rs 5 at Rs 40-45 per kg, although retail rates continued to rule at the uncomfortable level of Rs 60-70 a kilo.Arrival of new crop of
New Delhi: The Maharashtra government has promised to supply onions on priority basis to Delhi to provide relief to people reeling under high prices of the commodity, Union Food Minister K V Thomas said yesterday.Retail
Chandigarh: With onion prices continuing to remain high, Punjab based traders have started importing it from Afghanistan through Attari-Wagah land route in Amritsar. While 400 tonnes of onion came from Afghanistan yesterday, traders said about
Amritsar: As onion prices surged to Rs.70-90 per kg levels recently, Indian traders have imported onions from Afghanistan, with the first consignment of 24 tonnes arrived at Attari border Thursday.Ordered by a Delhi-based company dealing
New Delhi: Trying to use rising onion prices to its advantage ahead of Delhi assembly elections, state BJP today sold the kitchen staple at Rs 25 a kg against the market rate of around Rs
New Delhi: Rising prices of onions and other vegetables pushed inflation to a five-month high of 5.79 per cent in July even as the government and RBI battled to stabilise the rupee. Inflation based on
New Delhi: Onion prices remained high at Rs 60 per kg in Delhi today even though wholesale rates fell by Rs 5 per kg on increased supply.In upmarket colonies, the bulb, a key ingredient in
New Delhi, Aug 11: Onion prices have soared to Rs 60 per kg in the retail market of the national capital due to lower supply in the wholesale market.Local vendors are selling onion, a politically
New Delhi, Jan 12: Substantial fall in prices of vegetables, including potato and onion led to food inflation slipping to minus 2.90 per cent on December 31 -- in the negative zone for the second
New Delhi, September 15: Onion prices have gone up 43 per cent in a year and potato is costing over 20 per cent more, but the government has said it will take “some time” before
New Delhi, Sept 1: Food inflation entered the double- digit number after a gap of five months, at 10.05% for the week ended August 20, as onion, fruits, vegetables and protein-based items turned more expensive.Food
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