Union Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food, and Public Distribution, Piyush Goyal, is set to launch the "Sale of Bharat Atta" initiative in Delhi today. Recent reports suggest that the government may reduce the price of Bharat Atta by Rs 2 per kilogram in anticipation of Diwali. In February, Kendriya Bhandars, NAFED, and NFCC were directed to sell Bharat Atta to consumers at Rs 29.50 per kilogram to counter food price inflation.
