Government steps up onion supplies via rail transport to control prices; 840 tonne reaches Delhi
buffer onion arrived via rail at Delhi's Kishanganj railway station, as part of its multi-pronged strategy to control prices. This marks the second major rail delivery after 1,600 tonne reached Delhi on October 20 through 'Kanda Express', an official statement said.
The shipment, procured by NAFED under the price stabilization fund, will primarily be released through Azadpur Mandi, with a portion earmarked for retail sale at Rs 35 per kg.
Retail prices of onion are ruling at Rs 60-80 per kg in the national capital depending upon the quality and locality.
In a first, the government has adopted rail transport for timely and cost-effective delivery of onions across regions.
NAFED earlier transported 840 MT to Chennai on October 26, while another consignment of similar quantity departed from Nashik for Guwahati early Wednesday.
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