Consumers buying onions at subsidised price in Vijayawada Rythu Bazaar.
| Photo Credit: G.N. RAO
There is no maddening rush for subsidised onions at Rythu Bazaars in Vijayawada despite the State government capping prices at ₹35 per kg, aiming to provide relief to consumers amid a surge in vegetable prices.
Earlier, the State government announced the initiative to begin from September 30 at all Rythu Bazaars. But the public is not completely dependent on Rythu Bazaars as expected.
Originally published by The Hindu on Oct 4, 2026
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