A big shock to the common man! Pulses become very expensive after vegetables, learn new price
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Corona Crisis ( coronavirus ) Have been broken due to the increase in inflation among the common people. Pulses Price Hike, after Vegetables Price, is also touching the sky these days. In many big cities including Delhi, the price of pulses (Pulses Price in Delhi) has increased from 15 to 20 rupees. Now it is becoming difficult for the common man to eat Daal Roti. The wholesale prices have been steadily increasing. Arhar dal prices have already crossed Rs. 100, while now the prices are continuing steadily. Festivals will start from next month, but they are unlikely to decrease is.
Rs 115 kg Arhar Dal
Rising prices have spoiled the kitchen budget. In the wholesale market, the price of arhal dal has crossed Rs 115 a kg. In many major cities including Delhi, the prices of pulses have increased by 15 to 20 rupees. Let me tell you that last month, 20 percent of the pulses in arhar were made. Apart from pigeonpea, moong and urad dal have also become costlier by 10 per cent.
Why are pulses getting expensive?
Traders say that during the lockdown, tur prices rose to Rs 90 per kg, which later fell to Rs 82 per kg. But once again, the price has started climbing. The demand for pulses has increased due to the festive season demand. At the same time, traders fear that the arhar crop in Karnataka will suffer due to excessive rains. There can be a loss of 10% in yield.
Last year the price was low
Let me tell you that last year during this period, the price of gram dal was Rs 70-80 per kg. But, this time it has reached beyond 100 rupees. Traders demand that the government agency National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation (Nafed) should release its stock to increase supply. At the same time, the government believes that the supply situation is good and the kharif season crop will start coming to the market in the next three months.
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