Residents of New Delhi lined up at a Centre-run mobile van outside Krishi Bhawan on 27 August 2026 to buy onions at a subsidised rate of ₹35 per kg, part of the government's ongoing price stabilisation drive. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
The Centre deployed government mobile vans outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, offering onions from the national buffer stock at ₹35 per kg to ease retail price pressure on consumers. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
Consumers in New Delhi purchased onions at ₹35 per kg from a Centre-operated mobile van stationed outside Krishi Bhawan on 27 August 2026, as part of measures to stabilise retail onion prices across Delhi-NCR. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
As part of its price stabilisation measures, the Centre made subsidised onions available at ₹35 per kg via mobile vans outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi, on 27 August 2026, drawing queues of buyers seeking relief from elevated market rates. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
The Centre tapped its national buffer stock to supply onions at ₹35 per kg through mobile vans outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, aiming to bring down retail prices that had risen sharply in recent weeks. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
Onions drawn from the government buffer stock went on subsidised sale at ₹35 per kg outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, as the Centre stepped in to curb rising onion prices through its price stabilisation programme. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
The Centre deployed mobile distribution vans stocked with buffer stock onions outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, selling at ₹35 per kg — well below prevailing open-market rates — to protect consumers from price volatility. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
Subsidised onions sourced from the Centre's buffer stock were made available at ₹35 per kg outside Krishi Bhawan on 27 August 2026, providing direct relief to Delhi-NCR households facing elevated retail onion prices. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
Under the Centre's price stabilisation measures, buffer stock onions were sold at ₹35 per kg via government vans outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, targeting consumers most affected by the recent spike in onion prices. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
To provide relief from high onion prices, the Centre released buffer stock onions for sale at ₹35 per kg through mobile vans stationed outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, as part of a broader price stabilisation effort. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
A Centre-operated mobile van parked outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi dispensed onions from the national buffer stock at ₹35 per kg on 27 August 2026, drawing steady footfall from residents seeking affordable onions amid market price pressures. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
New Delhi residents turned out in numbers at Centre-run mobile vans outside Krishi Bhawan on 27 August 2026 to purchase buffer stock onions at ₹35 per kg, reflecting strong demand for the government's price stabilisation initiative. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
The Centre's market intervention saw buffer stock onions sold at ₹35 per kg from mobile vans outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi on 27 August 2026, a direct measure to counter the upward pressure on onion prices in the capital region. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)
The Centre continued its price stabilisation drive on 27 August 2026, with government mobile vans selling buffer stock onions at ₹35 per kg outside Krishi Bhawan, New Delhi — an effort to keep retail onion prices in check across the city and Delhi-NCR. (Photo: NationPress/Qamar Sibtain)