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Makara Sankranti pushes veg prices up

Makara Sankranti pushes veg prices up

THE GOAN NETWORK

BELAGAVI

The Makara Sankranti festival has caused direct impact on the prices of vegetables that have shot up since last couple of days.

A variety of vegetables are used by the Hindus to prepare ‘Bhogi Bhakari,’ a traditional roti which is served during the two days of Makara Sankranti festival, especially the capsicum, ladyfinger, gavar and other vegetables too have gone up due to rising demand in Sankranti.

Prices of louki, raddish, tinldi and a few other vegetables including leafy vegetables have either marginally increased or have remained stable.

Meanwhile, elections to the Agriculture Produce Market Committee (APMC), the body that controls the wholesale vegetable, grains and pulses market, were held on Friday and the results are expected on Saturday.

The new body that would be elected is expected to take up the matter of wholesale vegetable supply with Horticulture Corporation of Goa and other issues related to vegetable and commodities supply.

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Wholesale prices of vegetables in Belagavi on Friday were:

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NAME....................................QUANTITY............PRICE

Tomato...................................10 kgs......................Rs 80-100

Brinjal....................................10 kgs......................Rs 150-200

Capsicum...............................10 kgs......................Rs 180-200

Green Chilly...........................10 kgs......................Rs 200-220

Gavar......................................10 kgs......................Rs 350-380

Lady’s Finger.........................10 kgs.......................Rs 300-320

Beans......................................10 kgs......................Rs 250-300

Rib gourd...............................10 kgs.......................Rs 300-320

Bitter Gourd...........................10 kgs.......................Rs 150-160

Cucumber...............................10 kgs.......................Rs 260-280

Beet........................................10 kgs.......................Rs 80-100

Cabbage.................................10 kgs.......................Rs 40-50

Ginger....................................10 kgs.......................Rs 300-320

Knolkhol................................10 kgs.......................Rs 100-120

Carrot.....................................10 kgs.......................Rs 140-150

Ivy Gourd (Tindli).................10 kgs........................Rs 250-280

Peas........................................10 kgs........................Rs 160-200

Cauliflower............................18 pieces....................Rs 220-240

Louki......................................12 pieces...................Rs 160-180

Raddish...................................40 pieces...................Rs 60-70

Corriander...............................Bundle of 100...........Rs 500-600

Dill Leaves (Shepu)................Bundle of 100...........Rs 150-160

Spinach...................................Bundle of 100...........Rs 250-280

Fenugreek (Methi)..................Bundle of 100...........Rs 400-500

Red spinach.............................Bundle of 100..........Rs 400-450

Leek (Onion Leaves)..............Bundle of 100..........Rs 200-220

Onion......................................1 quintal...................Rs 800-1200

Potato......................................1 quintal...................Rs 800-1000

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