Government's master plan to control inflation, now wheat can be sold in the open market

There has been a tremendous increase in the prices of wheat in the last few months. Due to which the prices of flour are increasing in the market. Now the government has made a master plan to control this. Let us know what is the government's plan...

The government is going to make a master plan to control inflation and stop the rising prices of wheat. Actually, India is a big consumer and producer of wheat. In such a situation, there has been a tremendous increase in the prices of wheat in the country. Due to which the prices of flour are increasing in the market. On which now the Food Secretary of the government has issued a statement. The Food Secretary said in the statement that there is a shortage of wheat stock in the country. At the same time, a master plan is being made to stop the prices and control inflation. Let us know what is the government's plan to control inflation…

What is the government's master plan?

There has been a rise of more than 10% in the prices of wheat in the last one month, due to which, in view of the possibility of increase in the prices of flour, the government has planned to sell the government wheat in the open market. Last week, the government had reduced the stock of wheat traders, after which it was being estimated that the traders would have to bring wheat for sale in the open market. At the same time, the government is also planning to sell wheat in the open market. It is estimated that this will increase the availability in the market which will reduce the prices and reduce the burden on the common man's pocket.

FCI teams kept checking wheat stock

In view of the fear of rise in wheat prices, the central government has reduced the wheat stock limit on wheat traders, wholesalers and big retailers from 3,000 tonnes to 2,000 tonnes last week. Whereas, Food Corporation of India (FCI) teams are checking the stocks at the storage centers and flour mills of wheat traders.