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The Indian government has introduced stock limits on pulses, including tur and chana, for wholesalers, retailers, large chain retailers, millers, and importers, to prevent hoarding and increase availability by September 30. The limits vary for each entity, and they are required to declare their stock positions online. This move aims to address the demand-supply mismatch that has led to high pulse prices, contributing to double-digit inflation for the past year.
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Source: Economic times
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