Government is doing great work to control inflation, it started in 2022 itself.

The government has been working continuously for the last few months to control inflation in the country and to control the suddenly rising prices. For this, the Center had taken the first big step in 2022 itself. This is the reason why today the price of a common man's plate has not reached the sky.

The Government of India is making every possible effort to reduce inflation in the country and remove the burden from the pockets of the common people. For this, we have to negotiate with other countries or reduce the rising inflation due to the food product crisis in India. The Government of India is doing everything possible so that a new story of progress can be written in the country. Modi government is working day and night for the betterment of the citizens of the country. A few months ago, the central government had banned the export of wheat, rice and sugar. Traders are incurring losses due to this, but since the goods are not going out of India, they are becoming available to the people of the country at reasonable prices. Due to this, inflation is not suddenly skyrocketing.

No intention to lift the ban

Commerce and Industry Minister Piyush Goyal said on Saturday that at present there is no proposal before the government to remove restrictions on the export of wheat, rice and sugar. Goyal said that India also has no intention of importing wheat and sugar. . There is currently no proposal to lift the export ban on wheat, rice and sugar. Along with this, India will not import wheat and sugar.

Banned for one year

India had banned wheat exports in May 2022 to control rising domestic prices. After this, there is also a ban on export of non-Basmati rice from July 2023. The government had also issued an order to ban the export of sugar in October 2023. He also said that there is neither any plan nor need for import of wheat and sugar. Despite ban on export of non-Basmati rice, India is providing rice to its friendly countries for their food security needs. India has provided rice to countries like Indonesia, Senegal and Gambia.