"So far, 16,27,577 metric tonnes of paddy has been procured through co-operative societies across the state," an official statement said.
As many as 1,976 paddy procurement centres have been set up for the process which began from December 1 and would conclude on January 31, 2015, the statement said.
As per statistics, the highest procurement of 1,77,820 metric tonnes of paddy was recorded in Mahsamund district, followed by Balodabazar-Bhatapara (1.55 lakh metric tonnes), Rajnandgaon (1.54 lakh metric tonnes) and Raipur (1.46 lakh metric tonnes), the statement said.
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