<h1>India Maintains Pulse Export Ban with Specific Exemptions; Onion Exports Allowed with Conditions to Ensure Domestic Supply.</h1> The Government of India has maintained a ban on the export of pulses since June 27, 2006, with specific exemptions for kabuli channa, organic pulses with a limit of 10,000 MTs, and exports to Sri Lanka under special permission. Occasional exemptions have been granted for exports to Mauritius, Nepal, Bhutan, and Maldives. The export of onions is currently allowed, subject to a Minimum Export Price, though bans were temporarily imposed twice in the past year. Export policies are periodically reviewed to ensure domestic availability and reasonable pricing, considering factors like market availability, production, and international commitments.