Rising prices
Food grains and vegetables rates are high in the sky. Rates are increasing day by day.
One example lost two months back sugar rate 28 rupees per kilo. But today that cost is rupees 34/. See difference and why it is. And net one is yellow gram dal lost two months back that cost is rupees 60/. But now it is rupees 90/ per one kilo. Daily use rice cost is rupees 34/. How the poor people purchase. The main reason is scarcity of stock, less crop. And second reason is who sale dealers huge storing and business doing in black market.
There are many intelligent people in the economic field who would tell us that rising f prices is a phenomenon which is characteristic of a developing economy. But inflation can beneficial only if production and national income of the country also increases. But in our country, national income and production dose not increase in proportion to the rise in price due to various diverse factors. Since independence, India faced such problems that spite of major steps taken to improve the economy, our economy has not come up to our expectation. India was attacked by Pakistan and then china in the earlier years of her freedom. It took years to recover from the heavy losses of the war. Then large scale industries, like iron and steel showed losses in earlier stages. This also caused hike in price. Nowadays the main reason behind this balanced gallop in price is black money. Government is trying hard to control prices by coming down heavily on corrupt officers. It’s taking proper steps to control prices which are causing economic hardships in a commoner’s life but all these measures will take time to show results. At present the rising of prices is painful reality which can not be avoided in our day to day life.
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