Centre asks the States to project their demands for pulses for the release from buffer stock
Centre asks the States to project their demands for pulses for the release from buffer stock
Government agencies procure 50,000 MT pulses and contract import of 25, 000MT
55 lakh MT pulses also imported on private account
Government agencies procure 50,000 MT pulses and contract import of 25, 000MT
55 lakh MT pulses also imported on private account
The
Government is keeping a close watch on the prices and availability of
pulses and it is being monitored regularly at the highest level. The
Centre has requested the States to project their demands for pulses so
that timely release from buffer stock can be ensured.
The Government agencies have procured 50,000 tonnes pulses and 25, 000 have been contracted so far during the year for import. During 2015-16, 55 lakh MT pulses have also been imported by private traders which are 10 lakh tonne more than the last fiscal year’s import.
States/UTs have been empowered to impose stock limits on pulses to ensure ability and check hoarding. They have been asked to strictly enforce the stock limits and take stringent action against hoarding.
In order to encourage pulses production the Government has already increased MSP for pulses, by Rs 275 per qtl for Tur&Urad, and by Rs 250 per qtl for Moong.
The Government agencies have procured 50,000 tonnes pulses and 25, 000 have been contracted so far during the year for import. During 2015-16, 55 lakh MT pulses have also been imported by private traders which are 10 lakh tonne more than the last fiscal year’s import.
States/UTs have been empowered to impose stock limits on pulses to ensure ability and check hoarding. They have been asked to strictly enforce the stock limits and take stringent action against hoarding.
In order to encourage pulses production the Government has already increased MSP for pulses, by Rs 275 per qtl for Tur&Urad, and by Rs 250 per qtl for Moong.
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