Civil Supplies department cracks down on illegal rice trade; registers 11 FIRs

Published 03 Nov 2026, 02:04 IST

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The inspections aimed to prevent consumer exploitation, curb illegal rice trade, and ensure essential commodities remain available at official government-fixed prices.

— The Hans India

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The inspections aimed to prevent consumer exploitation, curb illegal rice trade, and ensure essential commodities remain available at official government-fixed prices.

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The Hans India Center Current article 03 Nov 2026, 02:04 IST

Civil Supplies department cracks down on illegal rice trade; registers 11 FIRs

The inspections aimed to prevent consumer exploitation, curb illegal rice trade, and ensure essential commodities remain available at official government-fixed prices.

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The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd. 03 Nov 2026, 11:29 IST

Plea to make 10 kg rice bags available at Rythu Bazaars

KAKINADA: Large sections of the public, especially weaker and lower-income groups, want the government to make rice available in 10 kg bags at Rythu Bazaars. Many families say they cannot afford standard 26 kg bags at once amid a sharp price rise in the open market. Prices have surged to Rs 100 per…

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