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Haryana: Kaithal DC visits old grain market

Kaithal, Oct 11 (UNI) District collector Dr Vivek Bharti said on Friday that the district administration has taken a decision to put a ban on the arrival of paddy in the markets from 1700 hours of Saturday till Sunday midnight in order to speed up the lifting of procured paddy.

He made this statement during a visit to the old grain market and additional grain market here.
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