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Minister urges tobacco buyers to maintain prices above ₹200 per Kg

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Minister urges tobacco buyers to maintain prices above ₹200 per Kg
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Andhra Pradesh Minister Gottipati Ravi Kumar has urged tobacco buyers to maintain auction prices above ₹200 per kg to ensure fair returns for farmers. The government is monitoring procurement processes and may intervene directly to protect growers' interests.

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Government intervention in agricultural pricing highlights the ongoing tension between corporate procurement practices and the economic welfare of rural farmers.

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Andhra Pradesh Minister of Energy Gottipati Ravi Kumar on Monday (June 29, 2026) visited the tobacco auction platform in Vellampalli village of Maddipadu mandal in Prakasam district. After reviewing the procurement process, he held discussions with officials on auction operations, price trends, and procurement practices.

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The article focuses on government intervention to protect farmers, which is a common theme in populist economic policy reporting.

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