The government has set the price of sugarcane at Rs 620 per quintal for the current fiscal year.
A cabinet meeting held on Monday fixed the new rate, marking an increase of Rs 35 per quintal compared to last year.
The government has also decided to continue offering a subsidy of Rs 70 per quintal to sugarcane farmers.
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