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Indian government ensures 100% tur procurement at MSP, aiming for self-sufficiency in pulses, despite import pressure.
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The procurement of of tur (arhar) at minimum support price (MSP) through Central agencies NAFED and NCCF is in full swing ...
To be sure, an influx of imports and promising kharif crop prospects have reduced India’s pulse supply constraints, particularly for tur, urad, and chana. The Indian government has also been ...
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