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Topic · standing beatupdated Wed, 28 Oct, 01:30

Import

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Business · 27 Oct

67% పెరిగిన పప్పుధాన్యాల దిగుమతి.. కందిపప్పు, శనగపప్పు రేట్లు పెరిగుతాయా?

AI summaryIndia's pulse imports increased by 67% to 2.06 million tonnes between April and August 2026-27, with the government and traders spending Rs 12,000 crore on imports. Due to the Russia-Ukraine war, El Nino, and domestic weather conditions, prices of various pulses such as toor dal and chana dal have risen by 7.5% to 15%. Experts predict that domestic prices may rise further in the near future.

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