Delhi/Hyderabad, Feb 1 (Hydnow): The Central government has given good news to the common man. Bharat Rice will provide a kilo of rice at Rs. 29. The Center has announced that it will be available from next week. At present, the price of a kilo of rice in the country’s market is Rs. 60 to Rs. 120.
As the Lok Sabha elections are approaching, the Modi government has given good news to the common man. Common people who are suffering from increased prices will get some relief. Bharat rice will come in the market.
The Center has decided to sell it at Rs. 29 per kg. Currently, a 25 kg bag of rice in the market costs between Rs. 1600 to Rs. 1800. The selling price depends on the quality of the rice.
The latest Bharat Rice Scheme launched by the Center will give a huge relief to the common man by getting a kilo of rice for Rs. 29. (Hydnow)
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