Product Price Hike: The recent increase in the prices of petrol, diesel and LPG cylinders has disrupted the budget of the common man of the country. People started crying about inflation. Meanwhile, in the last 15 days, the prices of some other things have also been increased, about which most of us probably have no news. Through this news, let us give you information about the things which have become expensive in the last 15 days:-

Prices of FMCG products increased

After an increase of 11% in raw material prices and 56% increase in packaging cost, the country’s leading FMCG companies like HUL, Dabur, Marico and Colgate have increased the prices of their products. Soaps of premium brands like Dove and Pears have become costlier by 4-5%. Detergent prices have also increased by 5-11%. In this era of inflation, oral care has also become difficult. From Colgate to Dabur, they have increased the prices of many of their toothpaste ranges.

Dairy products become expensive

A 1 liter packet of Amul Gold has become expensive in the last few days. Now its price has been increased to Rs 70 instead of Rs 68. Amul Taza has also increased from earlier Rs 55 to Rs 57. Mother Dairy’s full cream milk (1 litre) has increased from Rs 69 to Rs 72. At the same time, the price of Mother Dairy’s Buffalo Milk has also been directly increased by Rs 5 to Rs 80 per liter from the earlier Rs 75.

cooking also became expensive

The impact of increase in freight charges in the wholesale market has been such that at the retail level, shopkeepers have increased the prices of loose rice and pulses by Rs 5-7 per kg. Marico Company has increased the price of its flagship edible oil ‘Saffola’ by 6-11%.

Meanwhile, prices of vegetables have also increased. Tomatoes have fallen from Rs 30-40 per kg in the last 15 days to now reaching the level of Rs 60-70 per kg. Meanwhile, the prices of onion, ginger, green chilli and lemon have also increased. Due to increase in transport cost, prices of potatoes, brinjal, lady’s finger and many other vegetables have also been increased by Rs 5-10.

eating out also became expensive

Due to increase in the prices of commercial LPG cylinders, the rates of food items in restaurants and hotels have been increased. Its inflation rate has reached 5.75%. In an attempt to recover input costs, restaurant owners have increased their menu prices by 1.8% in the last one month.

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Pulse Price Hike: People across the country are troubled by inflation. For some people, they are not getting gas cylinders and for others, taking their scooter or car on the road is starting to seem like a dream. The prices of petrol, diesel, gold and silver are on fire. Apart from this, the prices of LPG, milk, bread have also increased and now the turn of pulses has come. The prices of pulses have jumped very high. There has been a lot of difference in the prices before and now. Although pulses are mostly not imported in our country, yet you can understand from here why the price of pulses is rising so fast. The price of different pulses is also mentioned here.

names of pulses	Old price (per quintal)	New price (per quintal)
arhar dal	9000	11800
urad dal	7500	9000
Red Lentil	5600	7500
Moong Dal	9500	11000
Chickpea lentil	7500	8500

What is the retail price?

• Arhar/Toor dal: ₹115 to ₹150 per kg
• Urad dal (washed/black): ₹110 to ₹140 per kg
• Moong dal (washed/peeled): ₹95 to ₹130 per kg
• Chana dal: ₹80 to ₹95 per kg
• Masoor dal: ₹85 to ₹110 per kg

Why are the prices of pulses increasing?
There are some special reasons behind the increase in the prices of pulses. For example, if we pay attention, the price of pulses increases due to reduction in domestic production, fluctuations in weather and hoarding. Apart from this, the cost of freight transportation due to increase in the cost of imports and rise in international fuel prices is also a major reason for this. Although pulses are not imported much, but due to increasing tension in the market, their prices have also been deeply affected.

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LPG Cylinder Price In Bihar: LPG cylinders are now used in almost every house in the country.. The kitchen budget largely depends on the price of LPG cylinder. Every month people try to see how much gas cylinder is available in their city. Actually, LPG prices are not the same in all cities. This is the reason why cylinder prices may vary slightly in different cities of the same state.

Recently, there has been an increase in the prices of LPG cylinders in the country. These increased prices have also been implemented in Bihar. There is a slight difference in the prices of gas cylinders from the capital Patna to small cities. In such a situation, if you want to know how much LPG cylinder is available in different cities of Bihar. So know here.

Price in Sheohar, Sitamarhi and surrounding cities

The price of LPG cylinder remains almost in the same range in many districts of North Bihar. The price of domestic gas cylinder in Sheohar remains around Rs 1100. At the same time, prices are seen around this in the nearby cities of Sitamarhi and Madhubani. The price difference in these cities is usually due to transportation and distribution costs.

In small districts, the price of cylinder may be slightly higher due to the supply coming from far away. Although this difference is not very big. Generally a difference of 5 to 20 rupees is seen. In such a situation, even if a consumer goes to a different city and gets the cylinder. So he will not see much price difference.

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What is the price in big cities including Patna?

The price of LPG cylinder in Bihar’s capital Patna and other big cities also remains in the same range. In Patna, domestic gas cylinder is available between Rs 1090 to Rs 1100. This price has been decided after increasing by Rs 60. Apart from this, there is not much difference in prices even in cities like Gaya, Muzaffarpur and Bhagalpur.

Due to better supply system in big cities, sometimes the price may be reduced by a few rupees. However, overall the prices of gas cylinders remain at almost the same level in the entire state. Therefore, it is important for consumers to check the updated prices of their city every month. So that the kitchen budget does not suddenly deteriorate.

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