With an aim to boost domestic supply and prevent spike in prices, the government has permitted millers and refiners to import up to 4 lakh tonnes of urad dal this fiscal. Earlier, the government had allowed import of urad up to 1.5 lakh tonne for the fiscal ending March 2020.
However, this restriction is not applicable for centre's import commitments under any bilateral or regional agreements. Meanwhile, the government has decided to offload 8.47 lakh tonne of pulses from its buffer stock to boost domestic availability and ensure stability in prices.
The Government has offered 3.2 lakh tonne of tur (arhar), 2 lakh tonne of urad, 1.2 lakh tonne of chana, 1.5 lakh tonne of moong and 57,000 tonne of masoor.
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