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Govt. monitoring steel prices

NEW DELHI: Union Minister for Steel Ram Vilas Paswan on Wednesday said the Government was closely monitoring the increase in the cost of steel amid the current boom in the infrastructure and housing sectors and observed that there was a need for regulating the price of the commodity without irking the producers.

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