Ajit Pawar urges Centre to scrap 20% onion export duty, citing farmers’ plight
NEW DELHI : Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Shri Ajit Pawar on Thursday urged the Narendra Modi-led Central government to revoke the 20% export duty on onions, citing the financial distress faced by farmers. In
Indian Government imposes 40% export duty on onion from May 4
NEW DELHI : The government of India on Friday imposed a 40 per cent duty on export of onions. It also exempted duty on the import of desi chana till March 31, 2025. Besides,
India allows onion export to Sri Lanka and gives additional quota to UAE
NEW DELHI : India has allowed limited shipments of onions to the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and Sri Lanka, after banning its export in response to rising prices. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry,
Govt allows exports of 10,000 tonnes onion to UAE
NEW DELHI : With festival of Eid around the corner, India has allowed another 10,000 tonnes of onions to be shipped to the UAE through the National Cooperative Exports Ltd (NCEL), the Directorate General
India permits 64,400 tonnes of onion exports to UAE and Bangladesh
NEW DELHI : The government has permitted exports of 64,400 tonnes of onion to the UAE and Bangladesh through the National Cooperative Exports Ltd (NCEL), according to notifications of the Commerce Ministry. While export
India permits the export of onions to specific countries
NEW DELHI : India has allowed exports of onions on government-to-government basis to some countries, on recommendation of the Ministry of External Affairs, said people aware of the matter. Another person said the government
Indonesia requests 900,000 tonnes of onions from India amid export ban
NEW DELHI : Indonesia has requested 900,000 tonnes of onions from India amidst an export ban, emphasising the significance of Indonesia as India’s largest trade partner in ASEAN. This plea comes in response to
Bangladesh to import onions from 10 countries after India bans export
DHAKA : Amid India’s recent ban on onion export, the government has permitted local traders to import the commodity from 10 other countries to control the soaring prices in Bangladesh. The sharp price hike