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The Food Safety Department had also confiscated 16,209 kg of fruits, worth around ₹9.2 lakh, that had been ripened through harmful artificial methods, the Minister said. He urged traders to refrain from using chemicals and called for the use of traditional means such as leaving them in a room for a few days to ripen.
Under the Chief Minister’s Health Insurance Scheme, the State had increased not only the premium but also the sum insured value. The latter had been raised from ₹2 lakh to ₹5 lakh.
The number of beneficiaries had risen to 2,86,579 in 2022, he said. In the same year, ₹241.15 crore had been returned from the insurance company to the State government.
A team of food safety officers will collect samples and send these to a lab for testing. Prime facie, it appears the expired products were brought to...
The Hindu
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