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January 02, 2020 05:34 pm | Updated 05:45 pm IST

Khammam, Telangana, 30/12/2019: Hot commodity: A farmer drying chillies at agriculture market in Khammam on Monday. Red chilli is in hot demand at chilli yard here with the price of the premium ‘Teja’ variety shooting up to Rs.20000 per quintal. Photo: G.N.Rao/ The Hindu

Khammam, Telangana, 30/12/2019: Hot commodity: A farmer drying chillies at agriculture market in Khammam on Monday. Red chilli is in hot demand at chilli yard here with the price of the premium ‘Teja’ variety shooting up to Rs.20000 per quintal. Photo: G.N.Rao/ The Hindu

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