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Support prices not fair: Ryotu Sangham

By Our Staff Reporter

HYDERABAD, NOV. 10. The Andhra Pradesh Ryotu Sangham has demanded higher support prices for agricultural produce and said that the recently announced prices are not acceptable.

Addressing the press here on Wednesday, Ryotu Sangham President, Kolli Nageswara Rao, demanded Rs. 600 per quintal for B grade paddy, Rs. 650 per quintal for A grade paddy and Rs. 700 per quintal for special grade paddy.

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