Fuel Price Hike: ‘Mahangai Daayan Khai Jaat Hai’ is not just a song or a phrase, but the reality of today’s times. The way inflation is increasing, it is affecting every aspect of people’s daily life, from food and drink. Recently the prices of petrol, diesel and CNG have increased, the effect of which is now clearly visible on the pockets of the common man. Due to increase in transport cost, the possibility of many items of daily need becoming expensive has increased. Because when the cost of transportation increases, companies and traders pass the burden directly on the customers.

increased transportation costs
In fact, most of the goods in the country are transported from one city to another through trucks, tempos and other commercial vehicles. In such a situation, when fuel becomes expensive, the expenses of transport companies increase. This can affect everything from food items to online delivery and bus-auto fares.

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These things can be affected

• fruits and vegetables
• Milk and Dairy Products
• Ration and packaged food
• online delivery
• Bus, Auto and Taxi Fares
• Cement, rebar and construction materials
• clothing and household goods
• Gas cylinders and essential consumer goods

Kitchen will be affected
Not only this, vegetables and fruits can become expensive first of all because they are brought from long distances to the markets every day. Prices of things like milk, bread, curd and packaged food may also increase. At the same time, e-commerce companies can also increase the delivery charges.

rent increase
Due to increase in prices of petrol and diesel, increase in bus, taxi and auto fares can spoil the monthly budget of daily commuters. Not only this, due to cost of transportation, the cost of construction material will also increase. Building and repairing a house can be costly when materials like cement, rebar, sand and bricks are expensive.

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The burden on the common man’s pocket will increase
If fuel prices continue to rise, inflation may increase further in the future. Its biggest impact will be on the middle class and employed people, because their income is limited while daily expenses keep increasing. Increase in transport cost directly increases inflation and its impact ultimately falls on the pocket of the common man.