This document summarizes information about two types of pulse beetles: the gram dhora (Callosobruchus chinenesis) and the mung dhora (Callosobruchus analis). It describes their distribution, host range, biology, life cycle, damage caused, and recommendations for management. The gram dhora feeds on grains like gram, mung, peas, and lentils, while the mung dhora prefers mung, moth, peas and cowpeas. Both beetles pass through egg, larva and pupa stages inside the grains, with the larvae feeding and developing within the seeds. Multiple generations are completed per year, causing significant damage to stored pulses.