It begins: Grains rot at Vadodara

August 13, 2012 17:57

First reports of rotting grains, a regular feature every single year. Over 3,000 quintals of wheat worth about Rs.3.5 crores has rotted after a recent spell of monsoon showers in Vadodra, Gujarat.This has been due to the failure of proper storage arrangements by the state authorities. According to media reports, the Food Corporation of India and the Central Warehousing Corporation had kept the wheat in the railway backyard, but it rotted after rains lashed the city.

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