The fire in the prices of these things, including milk, sugar, will have a huge impact on the pockets of the general public

One is that everyone is already suffering from the havoc of the Corona virus and if this trend of inflation reaching its glory continues like this, then the general public will be seen trampling. While unemployment is reaching its peak on one hand, it is now a difficult lesson for the general public to withstand inflation. Meanwhile, there is news that the prices of many items of common needs have increased… which includes many items of domestic needs including milk, sugar, tea, pulses. 

Whose increase in price 

here, we will tell you that according to the information given on the website of the Ministry of Consumer, the average price of sugar was Rs 39.68 per kg, which has increased to Rs 43 to 38 paise on 7 December. Apart from this, an increase of up to 11 percent has been recorded in the diet of Chaiyapatti. Overall .. the price of Chaiyapatti has increased from Rs 238.42 to Rs 266. On the other hand, the price of milk is going up by 7 percent. The price of milk has increased from Rs 46.74 to Rs 50 per liter.

There has been a fire in the prices of vegetables, 

along with this, there has also been a fire in the prices of vegetables, due to which the farmers movement is also being seen. If we talk about tomatoes, tomatoes have become 37.87 percent costlier from November 30 to December 7. Since November 30, tomatoes have become 37.87 percent costlier till December 7, up from Rs 30 a kg before November 30.

Relief in the prices of oil, flour and wheat, while the increase in the prices of 

domestic commodities is being recorded on one hand, there are some such items, which are giving relief to the general public. The price of oil has slipped from Rs 102 to Rs 92. Apart from this, the price of sunflower oil has come down from Rs 124 to Rs 123. Groundnut oil has also come down from Rs 156 to 145 and mustard oil at Rs 135 to Rs 132 per liter. At the same time, the prices of soy oil have increased by 6 percent. At the same time, the general public is relieved in the price of wheat, flour and rice. Wheat prices have fallen by around 19.45 per cent. At this time, the price of wheat has slipped from Rs 29 to Rs 24.