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Yesterday’s big news was related to the price of onion and sugar. To control the rising prices of onion in the country, the central government will sell onion at a concessional rate of Rs 35 per kg in Delhi. Currently, onion is being sold here at Rs 55 per kg.
At the same time, the price of one kg silver decreased by Rs 3,543 to Rs 2.42 lakh. Apart from this, after reaching a record high of Rs 67 per kg last week, sugar prices have declined by Rs 12 to Rs 55 per kg at the mill level (ex-mill rate).
Before tomorrow’s big news, these are today’s headlines…
- The stock market will remain closed today.
- There was no change in the prices of petrol and diesel.
- MG Motor’s new electric SUV will be launched.
Now read tomorrow’s big news…
1. Government will sell onion 18% cheaper than the market, it will be available at ₹ 35/kg in Delhi: There will be supply in 4 cities also, it became costlier by 28% in a month
To control the rising prices of onion in the country, the central government will sell onion at a concessional rate of Rs 35 per kg in Delhi. Currently, onion is being sold here at Rs 55 per kg.
This is about 36% i.e. Rs 20 less than the current average retail price. For this, ‘Kanda Express’ will reach Delhi on Wednesday with the first consignment of 800 tonnes of onion.
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2. Silver fell by ₹ 3,543 to ₹ 2.42 lakh: Gold fell by ₹ 113 to ₹ 1.62 lakh, see the price of gold according to carat.
Gold prices remained on the rise on August 25. According to India Bullion and Jewelers Association (IBJA), the price of 10 grams of 24 carat gold has decreased by Rs 113 to Rs 1.62 lakh. At the same time, the price of one kg silver decreased by Rs 3,543 to Rs 2.42 lakh.
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3. Sugar prices fall by 18% from record high: Ex-factory sugar price hits ₹55/kg; Will soon become cheaper in retail market also
Sugar prices have fallen by 18% after reaching a record high of Rs 67 per kg last week. At the mill level, its price (ex-mill rate) has come down by Rs 12 to Rs 55 per kg. The government says that prices will come down further in the coming days.
Food Secretary Sanjeev Chopra said that this fall in prices has come due to the government approving the import of sugar and strict action taken against hoarding. There is no shortage of sugar in the country, but the mills had deliberately increased the prices.
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4. License canceled for writing 100% flour, court stays it: FSSAI had taken action on the company’s claim, next hearing on September 9
Delhi High Court has today granted an interim stay on FSSAI’s decision to cancel the license of Ashirwad Flour on August 25. This case is related to the packing of ITC’s ‘Aashirvad MP Chakki Atta’.
ITC was using labels like 100% Atta in its packets and promotions. FSSAI believes that the use of such labels is against the rules of its May 2025 advisory.
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5. Google removed 3 fake loan apps from Play Store: Action on complaint of data theft and charging heavy interest; Learn how to choose a safe app
On the complaint of Home Ministry, Google has removed 3 more fake loan apps from Play Store. So far this month, 9 such fraudulent apps have been shut down. These apps not only steal your personal information, but also harass and demand excessive interest after giving the loan.
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