Brown eggs are laid by bigger chicken with darker feathers, the belief in urban cycles in India is that brown eggs just like brown bread has a higher nutrition value and hence are more expensive.chetak wrote:
loose dal is much less than what has been quoted, which is what many people prefer to buy, all other edible items are used mostly by the middle class have been available in plenty, perhaps cooking oil has risen more sharply than others. Onion and tomato prices are in check, barring seasonal variations or due to rain. Buffer stocks of onions have already reached the markets some days ago, and the onion prices have cooled down.
It's a strain, yes but when people demand free vaccines, PDS for a vast majority, deposits in the jandhan accounts, and other things, someone has to pay. It is literally a sin tax on petrol and diesel.
The pandemic took everyone by surprise and India, under Modi has managed much better than most countries did.
If OPEC has cartelized and jacked up the prices, reduced production, then food producers should cartelize as well and jack up the prices for the uncultured ayerabs, which should learn them dopes fairly quickly that the rest of the world does not like them.
We seem to idolize these bedouin bozos by envying them for their lavish spending while overlooking their jehadi mischief and lavish ways of conspicuous consumption, all of which the rest of the world pays for, one way or the other.
No one talks of pollution and toxic emissions from these countries, which is huge because of their refineries and other power plants, industries etc
one small question, what are these brown eggs that you talk about
All prices are in "namma Bengaluru" as of last week. Not sure about vegetable prices being in "check", desi variety of tomatoes (what they call plum tomatoes in the west) were going for anywhere between Rs 65 to Rs 75 per kilo. Dal is moong and togare (tuvar), both store branded variety and not the tata safal kind which is even more expensive.The thing with justifying high petrol prices using vaccines or PDS or oil bonds is that when oil prices were below $60 for much of the last 7 yrs, not a rupee of that low global oil prices was passed on to the end consumer. Now that the oil prices have reversed, keeping the excise duties at the same level means a shock each time one has to visit the fuel pump.
The first step remediating something is to acknowledge we have a problem. While finance ministers and central bankers from Singapore to UK to US to Brazil are atleast talking about taking measures to curb inflation (all thanks to unprecedented money printing by US and Europe), our FM is still living in denial .
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