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Onion prices in India are anticipated to decrease further due to the arrival of the new kharif crop. The government has been selling onions from its buffer stock at subsidized rates to combat recent price increases. Over 4,850 tonnes of onions have been transported via railway to major cities, including Delhi, to enhance supply and stabilize prices.

Concerned by a sharp rise in onion prices driving overall inflation, the Indian government is taking swift action. Consumer Affairs Secretary Nidhi Khare highlighted the government's efforts to stabilize retail prices, including the introduction of 'Kanda Express' trains to transport onions to high-demand areas. These measures aim to bring retail onion prices down to around Rs. 35 per kilogram.

New Delhi, Nov 13 (PTI) Onion prices are expected to further cool down in the coming days as the arrival of fresh kharif crop has begun, a senior consumer affairs ministry official said on Wednesday. Currently, the average all-India retail price of onion is ruling at Rs 54 per kg and the prices have declined […]