Amid West Asia tensions and fears of hoarding, India’s government has stepped up enforcement to curb black marketing of LPG. The ministry says more than 1,900 raids have been conducted nationwide, with penalties imposed on 349 LPG distributorships and 74 distributorships suspended. Officials say supply has steadied, but action continues against violations.
The government has ordered raw jute stock limits for traders and balers to be set at zero, aiming to stop hoarding and improve fair distribution. Jute mills and processing units are still allowed to hold stocks for up to 45 days. Firms must declare stock positions every fortnight, with the plan to stabilize supply and support farmers, manufacturers and consumers.
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