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India lifts onion export ban with EC permission, imposing a 40% duty and minimum export price. Decision aims to support farmers ahead of elections.

India has lifted the ban on onion exports, imposing a minimum export price of USD 550/tonne. The decision aims to boost farmers' income ahead of the Lok Sabha polls.

India has lifted the ban on onion exports but imposed a minimum export price of USD 550 per tonne. The move comes amid ongoing Lok Sabha elections and follows a 40% export duty imposed last night.

India has lifted the ban on onion exports but imposed a minimum export price (MEP) of USD 550 per tonne, aiming to balance supply and price stability.

India's onion export ban remains in effect until March 31 to control prices and ensure domestic availability. The government is unlikely to lift the ban due to expected lower rabi onion production.

India's government defends its decision to ban onion exports, citing the need to ensure domestic availability and keep prices in check. The ban has sparked protests from farmers.

Shiv Sena MP Rahul Shewale calls for immediate lifting of onion export ban, citing farmer protests and impact on income. NCP and Congress also voice concerns.

India's government will procure 2 lakh tonnes of onion for its buffer stock to protect farmers from the impact of the export ban and keep prices stable. The government is also intervening in the...

NCP chief Sharad Pawar joined a protest by onion farmers in Nashik, demanding the immediate lifting of the ban on onion exports. He criticized the government's policies and urged for farmer support.

NCP chief Sharad Pawar calls for lifting of onion export ban, citing hardships for farmers. He criticized the government's decision and urged unity among cultivators.