After the corona crisis, revenues from businessmen to business class were affected, and then a fire in diesel-petrol-LPG caused leprosy. Inflation is so high that managing the household budget is difficult for the general public. The common people from Delhi to Patna and Patna to Agra are suffering from inflation.
Witch inflation in Delhi-NCR
On the one hand, people living in Delhi-NCR have been upset by inflation due to the increase in petrol-diesel and gas prices, on the other hand, vegetable prices have once again ruined the kitchen budget. Many vegetables are expensive, including onions in Delhi, Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, Faridabad and Sonipat. At the same time, the highest inflation in Ghaziabad is in the tea leaf and gas cylinder. The tea leaf has increased from Rs 150 to Rs 200 from the beginning of this year.
Agra: Inflation hit from kitchen to vehicle
In one year, inflation has risen above everything else, but women are a big hit on the kitchen. There is nothing that does not increase the rate. However, domestic and commercial gas cylinders have been more expensive than the last one month. While edible oils have outpaced local ghee in inflation, pulses have ruined the household budget.
Lucknow: The biggest jump in mustard oil
In Lucknow, mustard oil is priced at Rs 15, vegetable ghee at Rs 12 and soybean oil at Rs 3 a month. On January 1, vegetable ghee was priced at Rs 110 per kg. Currently, the price has increased to Rs 122 per kg. In addition, mustard oil has increased from Rs 150 to Rs 165 per liter. Soybean prices rose from Rs 135 to Rs 138 per liter.
Varanasi: The cost of building materials has gone up by 15 per cent
In the ten districts of Poorvanchal, including Varanasi, food items have increased by an average of 5 to 10 per cent in the last 50 days, with no significant differences in daily consumption. But prices of building materials rose 15 percent. There has been a huge increase in petrochemicals. In some districts, freight forwarding increased by 10 per cent. Private bus operators have not yet raised rates, but there is a fragrance in them. Arhar dal is 15 per cent more expensive in Varanasi. Mustard oil is also Rs.
Freight is shipped in the home budget and inflation falls on the general public
Patna: The budget of the general public is ruining inflation
Rising inflation is damaging the budget of the general public. The rising impact of diesel and petrol prices is beginning to show on foodgrains. From salt to oil is expensive. It has started to affect people’s lifestyles, from food to food. According to market experts, in the last three months, the prices of most items that the general public needs are three to twelve percent higher. Most freight is expensive because of shipping.
The effect of expensive gas on hotels
The effect of rising gas prices is beginning to be seen in hotels. In the last three months, domestic gas prices have risen by Rs 125 and commercial gas prices by Rs 291. Subsidy cuts on domestic gas and an increase in domestic gas cylinder prices have impacted people’s kitchen budgets, while the increase in commercial gas cylinder has exacerbated economic pressure on roadside restaurants and hotels. Hotel director Ajay Haah says the price of commercial gas cylinders is continuously rising and hotels are losing profits. Helpless to raise prices.
Rice and lentils are also expensive
Similarly, rice and pulses prices have also increased in the last three months. The price of packaged basmati rice sold in December 2020 increased from Rs 93 to Rs 115 per kg in February 2021. Seven Star Half Boyle rice has gone up from Rs 28 to Rs 35 per kg while Srishti Half Boyle rice has gone up from Rs 30 per kg to Rs 33 per kg, says Beer Grocery Store Mentu Kumar.
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The price of moong dal has gone up from Rs 90 to Rs 120 for Rs 115. Soybean prices also went up from Rs 90 to Rs 100 per kg. Dal businessman Naveen Kumar says the price of pulses outside Bihar has increased. Prices for some children’s favorite chocolates and biscuits have gone up by 12 to 25 percent. Many commodities prices have not been reduced but their weight has been reduced. For example, glucose D is available with the first hundred grams and fifty grams free. Now at the same price, this product is being offered for 50g for 75g.
Jharkhand: Petrol and diesel prices on the rise
In Jharkhand, rising prices of food grains including petroleum products are hitting the general public. Diesel, petrol, LPG cylinders, cement, steel, foodgrains and edible oil have increased the prices of daily and essential commodities by 20 to 30 per cent. At the same time, the cost of building cement and steel has also become expensive. The price of mustard oil used for baking is Rs 30 per liter, the price of refined oil is Rs 20 per liter, rice and pulses have increased by three to seven rupees per kg in one and a half months.
Tea leaf costs up to Rs 200 per kg, increasing petrol and diesel prices
According to Chandrakant Raipat, who is affiliated with the State Committee of Builders Association of India, cement and steel make construction costs 20 per cent more expensive. According to Jharkhand Federation Chamber of Commerce President Praveen Jain Habra, transport of goods is becoming expensive as petrol-diesel prices have a direct impact on transport. This makes the supply of other essential commodities, including grains, vegetables and food items expensive.
Uttarakhand: Inflation-ruined budget
The inflationary shock in Uttarakhand has shook the general public. Continuous increases in petrol and diesel prices, in particular, have increased the prices of all food items by 30 to 40 percent. The prices of all food items including tea, salt, oil, legumes have increased. According to Rakesh Bhatia, state president of the Industrial Association of India, the price of petroleum-based raw materials such as mobil oil, plastic particles, cans, containers and polyesters has increased by 40 per cent. This has a direct effect on electronic goods, shoes and clothing. Also, packaging is already 15 percent more expensive.
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