The government is conducting national work to promote pulses in India. At the same time, Liz is buying pulses at the support price to promote farmers. Static efforts are being made to increase the purpose of agriculture. Farmers are motivated to sow pulses in southern and ancestors. Meanwhile, the government has released statistics for Tour Toll on Friday. Under the Central Government Price Support Scheme (BSS) of the Data of the Trade Union Agriculture Ministry, it has so far purchased 3.4 lakh tonnes (Arhar).
Target to maintain 10 lakh tonnes of buffer stock
Under this scheme, the government is buying a minimum support price (MSP) by food companies. The center has approved the purchase of 13.22 lakh tur from nine states. Over the past few years, the prices of Tur Dalin have been running very high. In such a situation, the government wants to maintain 10 lakh tonnes of tonnes of tonnes to control them. This will help keep the prices stable. According to ministry data, the purchase of Tur has reached 3,40,000 tonnes by April 13.
Most of the purchase made in Karnataka
Karnataka, which was purchased by 1,30,000 tonnes of tonnes, is a major contributor. In Karnataka, farmers have received a bonus of Rs 450 for quintal. The bonus has been paid by the state. In addition, Tur Doll has been purchased from Andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Haryana, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Telangana and Uttar Pradesh.
Buying 17 thousand tonnes of grams at Telangana-MP
The government has purchased 17,000 tonnes of grams from Telangana and Madhya Pradesh. The center has approved the purchase of 27 lakh tonnes for the season, but its purchases are going very slowly because domestic prices are more than Rs 5,650 per Queest after imposed on 10 % import duty. By April 13, the purchase of lentils was purchased for 28,700 tonnes and Green Moong for 3,000 tonnes.
Providing 100 percent purchase in the budget
When the market price of some agricultural commodities comes down to the MSP, it is known that the government is implementing the PSS. In the 2025-26 budget, the government promised to buy 100 percent of pigeons, legumes and eura against state production through central corporations to get self-sufficient in the production of pulses. In spite of the increase in domestic production in recent years, India’s import is dependent on the reduction of domestic pulses.
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