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Moong

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n.1.(Bot.) Same as Mung.
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On the other hand, prices of urad , mutton, moong , condiments and spices and wheat rose by three per cent each and milk, gram, river fish and eggs by one per cent each.
Inflation of food items rises to 14.5% by Mail Today (New Delhi, India)
Similarly, prices of moong pulse (washed) increased by 13.
Inflation increases by 1.18 pc, sugar prices up by 15.57 pc by Balochistan Times (Baluchistan Province, Pakistan)
Rajasthanis customarily enjoy baati with Panchmel Dal (a combination of five lentils--toor dal, green moong dal, yellow moong dal, chana dal and masoor dal) and churma (a sweet concoction prepared with wheat flour, ghee and jaggery).
A Princely Meal by India Today Travel Plus
 
 
 
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