Government Curbs Rising Onion Prices, Sells Thousands of Tonnes of Buffer Onion in 10 Days
In an effort to control rising onion prices, the government has sold nearly 4,000 tonnes of buffer onion stock at discounted rates across 17 cities over the past 10 days.
In an effort to control rising onion prices, the government has sold nearly 4,000 tonnes of buffer onion stock at discounted rates across 17 cities over the past 10 days. The move is aimed at curbing the increase in onion prices to provide relief to consumers. However, the specific cities where the sale took place, the exact discounted rate, and the particular agency responsible for carrying out this initiative are not clearly specified in the source.
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