Despite government measures, prices of Tuvar dal remain unfettered

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- Tuvar dal prices unfettered despite government measures

The big question is why the prices of tuvar dal have been increasing continuously for some time now. It was claimed by the government that due to the ongoing crackdown on hoarding across the country, the prices will come down, but instead of that happening, the prices are continuously increasing. Even as stock limits have been fixed in many states to prevent hoarding, the prices of Tuvar dal are increasing.

In December 2022, the price of Tuvar dal was Rs 100, which has increased to around Rs 130. After the price crossed Rs 120 in March, the central government banned the storage of dal beyond the limit, but prices have not come down.

Alia's Met Gala entry, Rs 40 lakh ticket

It is every celebrity's dream to be invited to attend the Met Gala held by Vogue magazine every year. Only six celebrities from India have received this honor and Alia Bhatt's name will be added to it. Aishwarya Rai, Priyanka Chopra, Deepika Padukone, Sudha Reddy. Isha Ambani and Natasha Poonawalla have participated in a fashion show at the Met Gala. This time Priyanka Chopra will also participate along with Alia Bhatt. Priyanka will be attending the Met Gala for the fourth time with this. Met Gala is a fundraising event and this time there is a ticket for 50 thousand dollars i.e. about 41 lakh rupees to be present in it. The Met Gala event will begin on May 1. Which will last for weeks.

The sand of Dubai is also gold, Maidan was sold for 278 crores

A 24,500-square-foot piece of sand on an artificial island in Dubai has sold for nearly $34 million, surprising everyone. Even Dubai soil is now selling at the price of gold. In Indian currency, this amount is equal to 278 crore rupees. This desert has been sold at a price of 5100 dirhams per square feet. The person buying this property is not from United Arab Emirates. The land is believed to have been purchased to build a family vacation home in Dubai. Umar Kama, former chief executive officer of British fashion retailer Pretty Little Thing, bought the property two years ago for 3.65 crore dirhams. From the sale of this asset, he has made a net profit of 8.85 crore dollars i.e. 197 crore rupees.

India's 7 in the world's top 50 vegan dishes

Taste Atlas is no stranger to foodies around the world. Taste Atlas, a website launched by well-known Croatian journalist Matija Babic, provides details about cuisines from around the world. Taste Atlas recently released a list of the best traditional vegetarian or vegan dishes in the world. India, the country with the largest vegetarian population in the world, topped the list with seven dishes. Misal Pav, Aloo Gobi, Rajma, Gobi Manchurian, Masala Vada, Bhelpuri and Rajma Chawal are seven vegan dishes on this list. Iran's Zaitoon Parvardeh tops the list of fifty dishes made with dried fruits including various fruits, vegetables, grains, beans and nuts.

Arnault began interviews to determine the heir

Bernard Arnault, who won the accolade of becoming the richest man in the world some time ago, is preparing for retirement. However, he wants to decide to whom to hand over his business before retirement and for this he is interviewing his five children one by one. Louis Vuitton CEO and Chairman Bernard Arnault has begun to determine who is most capable among his sons during a 90-minute lunch with one of his sons at the company's headquarters at Moët Hennessy, discussing company strategy and other issues.

Arnault asks his children what changes the brand needs right now. Based on that, it will be decided who will be handed over the reins of the company.

New Noida will be built to eclipse Singapore-Hong Kong

The Yogi government of UP is preparing to build a new Noida near Noida. There are claims that New Noida, which will be built on the land of Dadri and Bulandshahr villages, will surpass even Singapore and Hong Kong. With the Yogi government giving the green signal, the Noida Authority will now start the process of land acquisition for the new city. 1000 crore rupees have been sanctioned for land purchase. The Noida Authority will purchase around 5,000 hectares of land in 87 villages of Dadri and Bulandshahr directly from farmers.

New Noida will be developed on about 20 thousand hectares of land. The city will have 41 percent industrial, 11.5 percent residential, 17 percent green belt, 15.5 percent institutional and 4.5 percent commercial area.