After the drought the deluge. Thirty thousand quintals of onion arrived at Lasalgaon Mandi in Nashik by 11.00 am Tuesday and were being traded for as little as Rs 4.30 per kg. TOI had forecast this dip last week. It remains to be seen how soon this surfeit will benefit the common consumer in Mumbai given that retail rates continue to hover at Rs 25-45 per kg. It's worth noting that no sooner have prices reduced than APMC traders are pushing for the government to resume exports.
Read more: Onions hit Rs 4 mark in Nashik - The Times of India http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/Onions-hit-Rs-4-mark-in-Nashik/articleshow/7363889.cms#ixzz1C79NandV
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After the high onion prices, which are hovering over Rs. 55 a kg affecting the common man, price of tomatoes jumped on Thursday by Rs. 3 to Rs. 4 a kilo
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Oh god,now no more jokes like this:
Girl: is baar valentine day paar mujhe koi costly gift dena
Boy: ok, pyaa.......
Girl: Nahi sirf pyaar se nahi chalega....Kuchh costly,....costly!
That is really funny and situational joke share by Rajesh.. :laugh:
Recently when i ate pani puri in chat stall i was initially not given onions ..and on demand also i was not given onions..now i feel that how much scarcity we are having..
