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Rail freight for foodgrains to go up by 8%

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New Delhi, Jan. 29 Moving chemical manures, foodgrains, flours and pulses by train will become expensive by about 8 per cent with the Indian Railways deciding to charge these commodities at a higher tariff classification.

The decision will come into effect from February 1.

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