«This is a temporary intervention to provide relief to consumers,» Food Minister Pralhad Joshi said after flagging off the mobile vans of these cooperatives.
The government has allocated 3.69 lakh tonne of wheat and 2.91 lakh tonne of rice from the Food Corporation of India (FCI) for the phase-2 retail intervention under the Price Stabilisation Fund.
«This intervention will continue till the allocated stock gets exhausted. If more (is) required, we have enough stock and will allocate again,» Joshi said.
Under the new pricing structure, wheat flour will be available in 5kg and 10kg packs at Rs 30 per kg, while rice will be sold at Rs 34 per kg — a slight increase from Phase-I rates of Rs 27.5 and Rs 29 per kg, respectively.
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