Centre looks to pause pulse stock sales as El Nino risk grows
Pulses acreage as of Friday was down 7.5% year-on-year with tur area down nearly 12%.“Area under cultivation for pulses is lower than last year. As crops of tur and moong are rain dependent, they remain vulnerable. The potential to contribute to inflation is high and hence it is prudent to have such policies in place.
- ▪Pulses acreage as of Friday was down 7.5% year-on-year with tur area down nearly 12%.“Area under cultivation for pulses is lower than last year.
- ▪As crops of tur and moong are rain dependent, they remain vulnerable.
- ▪The potential to contribute to inflation is high and hence it is prudent to have such policies in place.
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Centre looks to pause pulse stock sales as El Nino risk growsThe Centre has asked the agriculture ministry to relax the Price Support Scheme (PSS) norm requiring government-procured pulse stocks to be disposed of within nine months, as it seeks to preserve inventories amid emerging El Nino-related weather risks that could hit kharif production and fuel food inflation.Published on: Jul 28, 2026, 08:37:04 ISTBy Pallavi Singhal, New DelhiPrefer HTon GoogleShare viaCopy link The Centre has asked the agriculture ministry to relax the Price Support Scheme (PSS) norm requiring government-procured pulse stocks to be disposed of within nine months, as it seeks to preserve inventories amid emerging El Nino-related weather risks that could hit kharif production and fuel food inflation.HT ImageThe…
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