Price game: Somewhere between Rs 50 and Rs 12 per kg, mustard oil is being sold between Rs 115 to Rs 223

Being expensive petrol and diesel can have a big impact on your pocket. Because of this, not only does the cost of the product increase, but also because of the increase in freight traffic, there is a floor-to-sky variation in the cost of essential goods in different cities. Take, for example, the prices of potatoes, onions, tomatoes, mustard oil, milk, etc. on July 19th. For example, a pack of mustard oil at Tiruchirappalli is priced at Rs. 223, while in Ahmedabad it is Rs.

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The effect of the rent is that in many places the price of potatoes, onions and tomatoes is Rs. 50 at Dimapur and Rs 18 at Rajkot. Tomatoes, on the other hand, have already reached half a century in Port Blair, Tura and Dimapur, while in Jadcherla it is selling for just Rs 11. Potatoes are priced at Rs 50 at Haldwani and Rs 12 per kg at Bareilly, Saharsa and Balasore. These statistics are from the website of the Ministry of Consumer Affairs.

Maximum and minimum prices of essential items

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Source: – State Civil Supplies Department

The difference lies not only in vegetables, but also in legumes, oils, rice and flour. By the time Khagaria arrived, Bilaspur was selling groundnut oil for Rs 91. At the same time, in Jadarchella, vegetation costs Rs 71 per kg. And in Mysore it was Rs. In Port Blair, loose tea costs Rs 540 per kg, and Saharsa Rs 128 per kg. Apart from the rate of shipment, the quality of goods also affects the difference in rates.