If a person is working in a reputed company and drawing a good number of bucks per month, then the rise in the price of commodities,hardly affect you. If the price of potatoes increases to 33 bucks per Kg from 16 bucks per Kg, then you can still afford to eat potatoes in your daily curries. But, everyone is not a rich man
Majority of our Indian population don’t even get food for two times a day. The recent hunger index clearly proves that more than 73% people of our population eat food for once in a day.
As a net result, the malnutrition comes in. People lose their immunities against several diseases.

Ver right Aastha. Inflation affects the poor, the salary earners, particularly the lower level, pensioners more. The poor spend major part of their income on essential items whereas the rich spend only a small part on necessaries and major part on luxuries. That is why the poor and those below poverty line need more protection from inflation. Surprisingly, the finance Minister has aggravated the miseries of the poor by hitting them through increase in central excise, import duty and hike in petrol and diesel prices. On the other hand, he has benefited the rich and upper middle classes by reducing income tax liability.

gulshan kumar ajmani wrote:
Lohit- You are right that corruption aggravates the problem. As a matter of fact, corruption, black marketing and other unfair practices arise more when there is crisis in supply in relation to demand. To illustrate, there was black marketing in scooters, gas connection and telephone connection even in eighties. Now as these are in abundance, there is no black marketing in these. If the shortage i food grains is removed, the malpractices by middlemen and others will also be curtailed. We need to give a new meaning to the slogan- Jai Jawan Jai Kissan. We should concentrate more on agriculture and food articles and Defence/ internal security. Other sectors should play as subsidiary to agriculture and defence. Wasteful expenditure and luxurious life style needs be checked. There should be stress on cost reduction in all sectors. In short best use of national resources and simple living are the solution to price rise. Strict action against corrupt practices is definitely necessary.

Yes gulshan i amagree with you, the use of resources in the right way can only reduce the price rising problem. But for this a lot of work and mind set up will be used to make the mind of Indian people for using resources in right way..

Just take the example of Petrol and dieasel. During driving when red light came, people never off their vehicle. I think near about we have to wait for 90 seconds on red light and in 90 seconds there is a lot of petrol can be saved by a lot of vehicle if they get off on red light.

aastha wrote:
If a person is working in a reputed company and drawing a good number of bucks per month, then the rise in the price of commodities,hardly affect you. If the price of potatoes increases to 33 bucks per Kg from 16 bucks per Kg, then you can still afford to eat potatoes in your daily curries. But, everyone is not a rich man
Majority of our Indian population don’t even get food for two times a day. The recent hunger index clearly proves that more than 73% people of our population eat food for once in a day.
As a net result, the malnutrition comes in. People lose their immunities against several diseases.

Aastha i am agree with your points and its the right fact that prices rising is not effecting rich people. They can afford this. Government always says they are doing work to remove the poorness of people but poorness is increasing day by day.

If prices is getting high then every people from small shops to big shops will sell daily use things more costly because these people also wanna earn more. So the system is going inbalanced.

I agree with you all guys.

One of the main thing is the inflation. Inflation increases due to high demand. Everyone can't afford things due to high prices. But this will happens for every 6 to 7 years. Then we can imagine how the prices will be after again 6 to 7 years.

@Aastha

Gold and bullion prices are other issue. Before 20 years, Gold per 1 ounce is around 800 dollars and now it is around 1120 dollars. In the mean time it fallen to around 250 dollars and the high price in this 20 years is around 1250 dollars. This is a very different issue. There is no comparison between rising of the pulses and the gold prices. We can't compare stock market and bullion market to this pulses. They are very different issue

Lohit- The inspiration for economical use should come from the top. To begin with, use of personal transport should be discouraged and vehicles on road reduced. There should be good public transport like buses and metro rail. This will reduce traffic and accidents and also less fuel consumption. similarly with other sectors. A national audit commission can be formed to continuously monitor areas where cost reduction or better resource utilization is possible.

Come on guys you all are just mentioning about the points that there is hike in all commodities and you guys are never thinking that India's is on the road to become developed country.

Just imagine guys if the status of India became to a developed country we will be equal to all the developed country and it is difficult for the government to maintain and if suddenly they increase the price after getting that status you cannot imagine what the rates will be

I think its all thing happen due to following reason.

1. Early Election.
2. Animal Crimes.
3. Farmers are not getting good support from Govt.
4. High population.
5. Corruption by Politicians.

The inflation can be controlled to the large extent if the govt. give full freedom for farmers to sell their agricultural produce anywhere in India without any restriction and ensure free movement without taxing the same. The price of goods are decided by the individuals. They create the artificial shortage and price rise.
The farmers cannot sell their agriculture produce directly due to different reasons. The real farmers/ producers getting 1/3rd of the price. Rest of the profit swallowed by the middleman and traders only. We are witnessing farmers death across the country.

@Devigian

Yes,India is a developing country. This knows to LKG kid also. But it is on track from the past 20 years. Nothing much changed till now. Everyday deaths are increasing and corruption is increasing. If it is like that for next coming years, then the same thing will happen for another 50 years. So we should elect the correct person in the elections.

@Aastha

Farmers can't sell directly their crop. This is highly impossible. Government will not support that. Main factor is the inflation. Middle man store the crop and then the supply becomes less. Then the prices rise.

The same thing happened to iron last year. At that time cost of the iron for tonne is around Rs. 60,000. Due to the middle man iron shortage occured and the price rosed to heaven. Now the price is around 28,000. It's all happens due to many things.

Santosh Kumar Singh wrote:
I think its all thing happen due to following reason.

1. Early Election.
2. Animal Crimes.
3. Farmers are not getting good support from Govt.
4. High population.
5. Corruption by Politicians.

Hi santhosh,

You are right.

gulshan kumar ajmani wrote:
Lohit- The inspiration for economical use should come from the top. To begin with, use of personal transport should be discouraged and vehicles on road reduced. There should be good public transport like buses and metro rail. This will reduce traffic and accidents and also less fuel consumption. similarly with other sectors. A national audit commission can be formed to continuously monitor areas where cost reduction or better resource utilization is possible.

Gulshan ok if the vehicles will get reduced then the population in bus and metro will get increased. Its not possible to make a metro rail in every cities. Why people use their own vehicle at the place of bus or trains because its more comfortable. So reducing this will not reduce the price rising problem. Ya we can say if every resource will be used in limit then problem can be solved. But our currupted politicians are the main problem, and no body is there who can delete them from our society.

Deivigan wrote:
Come on guys you all are just mentioning about the points that there is hike in all commodities and you guys are never thinking that India's is on the road to become developed country.

Deivigan, will you tell me please, this time India is a developing country, and prices are rising & its not easy to survive, when India become developed country, then how we will survive, what will be the price of normal things. what is the benefit of that developed country. India can't become developed country till pakistan and this terrorism are there to disturb India.

Santosh Kumar Singh wrote:
I think its all thing happen due to following reason.

1. Early Election.
2. Animal Crimes.
3. Farmers are not getting good support from Govt.
4. High population.
5. Corruption by Politicians.

There is only one point is behind this all problem and that is Corruption.. only Corruption. If no corruption is there, then prices will never get high.