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Madras HC slams civic bodies; says banners, signboards in Tamil Nadu cannot feature living persons
•The Madras High Court has banned all authorities in the state from erecting banners that use photographs of people who are alive
Arhar Mahadev! Dal prices hit Rs 210 per kg; govt recovers 36,000 t from hoarders, blames states
Fp Archives •Dal prices rose to a record high of Rs 210 per kg sending the government into fire fighting mode. About 36,000 tonnes of pulses have been recovered from hoarders and this will be pushed into the market to cool prices.
AAP govt in Delhi removes posters, hoardings critical of PM Modi as mark of respect to Kalam
Fp Archives •The AAP government on Tuesday removed from several areas posters and hoardings in which it had taken a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Anti-hoarding step: Cabinet extends stock limits on paddy, rice
Fp Archives •The validity of stock limits on paddy and rice was to have expired this month. <br /><br />
What's common between onions and India's property market
Fp Archives •Farmers - the onion producers who make a healthy profit in a short-supply scenario by selling at higher prices are analogous to developers who look to book returns from their projects by ensuring that buyer demand is always chasing lower availability.
No action on onion hoarders, but govt to open more shops
Fp Staff •Inflation is edging up on high prices of food items, especially onions, which today touched Rs 80 per kg in most retail markets in the national capital against Rs 20 just a month ago. The price surge of the staple vegetable comes despite normal supply in the wholesale markets.<br /><br />
Now, flying squads to take action against onion hoarders in Maha
Fp Staff •How the government makes you pay more for food
Vivek •Here's why vegetable prices are soaring 4-fold in cities like Mumbai
Fp Staff •Never backed black marketing by small traders: Bihar CM Manjhi
Fp Archives •Bihar Chief Minister Jitan Ram Manjhi on Thursday clarified that he had never supported black marketing by small traders.