In the last one month, the rapidly rising prices of essentials have shattered the kitchen budget of the general public. Whether it is edible oil or vegetables or legumes, their prices are on fire. Potato and palm oil prices are the biggest jumps between October 25th and November 25th. The proportion of both is eleven and one-half percent higher. According to information on the Consumer Ministry website, the price of edible oils has increased significantly.

The price of oils has increased

According to data, packaged mustard oil has risen from Rs 151 to Rs 156 per liter. At the same time, vegetable oil rose by Rs 92.20 to Rs 100.87, soybean oil by Rs 100.67 to Rs 110.45 and sunflower oil by Rs 118.16 to Rs 126.40. In addition, the price of loose tea, salt, potatoes and sugar has also increased.

The onion-tomato offered a solution, with legumes increasing the difficulty

If you talk about the solution, rice, wheat, flour, onions and tomatoes have brought some comfort to the people. But, pulses have ruined the budget. The prices of everyone except the Arhar Dal have gone up. Even Arhar Dal has fallen a bit. Tur dal fell to Rs 106.58 per kg from Rs 107 a month. At the same time, Gram, Moong, Urad and Masur Dal became expensive. Potatoes rose on average from Rs 40.82 to Rs 45.51, though in many places it was selling well beyond 60. Explain that this is a weighted average of about 100 stations. Actual rates may be slightly lower and higher depending on the quality of the material.

Look at what is expensive and cheap in the last one month
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Source: – State Civil Supplies Department

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