Dal 160 Rs /kg
There should be some mechanism in place to check the abrupt rise in prices of commodities...
I believe there are a lot of middlemen responsible in the rise of commodity prices..
Possible reasons for increase in prices--
--Low agriculture output because of various reasons(Agriculture department needs to check)
--No market available for the agriculture products leading to wastage of the produce..(agriculture department needs to check)
--No infrastructure available for transportation of agro products to the market(transportation minister's jurisdiction)
--THE MASSIVE PURCHASE BY STOCKISTS AND RETAIL OUTLETS LIKE BIGBAZAR,RELIANCE FRESH,SPENCER,SARVANA,MORE etc could also result in shortage of commodities in the local market leading to increase in commodity prices....
---Again the storage cost and transportation to the end customer leads to rise in commodity prices...
There should be a team formed to probe the dal price hike...It should try to identify if there was a reduction in agriculture produce...If not,was the dal wasted because of lack of storage facilities...If not is it available readily which can be transported ...
The most important aspect to be studied here is whether the dal was stocked illegally and beyond the permissible limits and is it due to the growing influence of big retail outlets which are stocking most of the available agriculture produce and earning big money when the prices shoot up....
Also if there are some illegal stockists who try to earn huge because of such activities....
Ghar ki murgi is 140 rs kilo and dal is 160 rs kilo...The murgi is costing less than dal.....very strange...But its a task that needs to be finished fast ensuring that such conditions do not arise in the future... more
I believe there are a lot of middlemen responsible in the rise of commodity prices..
Possible reasons for increase in prices--
--Low agriculture output because of various reasons(Agriculture department needs to check)
--No market available for the agriculture products leading to wastage of the produce..(agriculture department needs to check)
--No infrastructure available for transportation of agro products to the market(transportation minister's jurisdiction)
--THE MASSIVE PURCHASE BY STOCKISTS AND RETAIL OUTLETS LIKE BIGBAZAR,RELIANCE FRESH,SPENCER,SARVANA,MORE etc could also result in shortage of commodities in the local market leading to increase in commodity prices....
---Again the storage cost and transportation to the end customer leads to rise in commodity prices...
There should be a team formed to probe the dal price hike...It should try to identify if there was a reduction in agriculture produce...If not,was the dal wasted because of lack of storage facilities...If not is it available readily which can be transported ...
The most important aspect to be studied here is whether the dal was stocked illegally and beyond the permissible limits and is it due to the growing influence of big retail outlets which are stocking most of the available agriculture produce and earning big money when the prices shoot up....
Also if there are some illegal stockists who try to earn huge because of such activities....
Ghar ki murgi is 140 rs kilo and dal is 160 rs kilo...The murgi is costing less than dal.....very strange...But its a task that needs to be finished fast ensuring that such conditions do not arise in the future... more
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Even when inflation is high, we are not ready to admit it and pretend it is not so for reasons of their own. http://www.dnaindia.com/money/report-rbi-will-take-note-of-declining-inflation-says-arun-jaitley-2115867 more
Sep 15
With the increase in Dal prices and remaining increased till date is an indication that the policy makers do not make a market survey or do not have a proper mechanism to access what is working and what is not working and important areas which need immediate attention ...If this continues,we cant see achchhe din in our entire life span... Policy maker makes policy depending upon the requirement The administration ensures the implementation There is no proper mechanism in place to quickly understand that something is going wrong There is no mechanism to understand that there could be sudden requirement of something which was not planned There is no mechanism to anticipate and suggest corrective measure before the problems become a crisis Modiji..Please address this otherwise all the good work will go in vain more
Sep 14
I definitely agree to this while as our circles starting government intervention through post office enhanced duties , Village empowerment and development that are also got to be linked with net. more
Aug 28
When internet facility is readily available and the farmers have the alternative of direct marketing, then the exploitation of farmers by middlemen will end. Middlemen will continue in a more healthy atmosphere. I hope Sarmaji will agree with me. more
Aug 28
IF THE ISSUE OF MIDDLEMEN & THE AGENCY SYSTEM [ INDENTING ; PURCHASING ; FORWARDING ; SELLING TO WHOLESALE ; WHOLESALE TO RETAILERS OR THROUGH CART SYSTEM OF SELF EMPLOYMENT TO DIRECT USERS ] ARE TO BE SEPARATELY AND DIFFERENTLY VIEWED AND ADDRESSED PLEASE. THE AGENCY SYSTEM IS A MUST AND SO IN PREVALENCE WITHOUT WHICH ... ... ... ... . more
Aug 28
