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Alarming Inflation Rate in India: Impact on the people !!!
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India
inflation rate stands at 13.51 percent year-over-year under the most
well known measures of Consumer Price index (CPI) which measures
consumer prices, and the GDP deflator, in the whole of the domestic
economy. Wholesale price index (WPI) rose 7.3 per cent in December
from a year earlier, driven by a near 20 per cent jump in food prices
after severe weather hit crops across the country.
The
third quarter review of the monetary policy is schedule for January
29. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will review the various economic
parameters such as inflation, liquidity, economic growth, industrial
growth, fund inflows etc and make the necessary changes to its key
policy levers - repo rate, reverse repo rate, cash reserve ratio
(CRR) etc.
With
all the concerns and impact on the people of India, in this topic, we
shall discuss on the alarming inflation rate in India - its
perception & reality, how to tackle it, and also its impact on
India's economic recovery....
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ABHIJIT KULKARNI
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Price rise is not linked with developement at all but its due to poor control and transperencies at all levels Government has constructed airports, super highways, Sea links , fly overs etc but have you ever gave a thought for whom? it not for...
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Reni sebastian
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Yes the development policy is changed recently.. The congress ministry mainly aims to develop the service sectors like information technology,communication sector etc. During the last 10 or 15 years the five year planning does not giving...
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Leena Khade
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I think in the name of development the government is looting pubilic, I mean the rich can anyhow survive this price rise, and for the poor they have ration system, but what about the middle class of India, dal is 90/kilo, sugar 50/kilo, and...
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Saquib Alam
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To control inflation first of all we have to control corruption. If our country succeeds in controlling corruption then certainly we can curb inflation
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john kanard
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...Ouch ! Australia's inflation rate is a little less than 3%, so India is considerably worse off and given the world's financial woes are well and truly not resolved, I anticipate the 'NO's' will have it sooner rather than later.
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ramamurtymanne
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IF OUR COUNTRY CAN REMOVE CORRUPTION AND POLITICAL INTUPTIONS.
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Ravindra Sharma
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One hundred person pure corruption and hoarding. farmer is committing suicides, manufacturer is unhappy the only person happy is middleman who takes the biggest share without effort.
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Shailena Varma
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Hi mani, good idea. I support you. The commodities play a vital role in inflation. The commodity trading as you said is the major reason for this inflation. We should try to control it or else it will be increasing in the future. So the...
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AMISH
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I believe with the current recessionary trend in the world, but given the stimulus that Obama has announced to the job scenario, it should be enough to bring in fresh hopes and pull the world economies out of the trend. And this will require more...
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Yashpal lather
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to circulate money its right time for this n to overcome the inflation
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SHRIKANT MANOHAR DANKE
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I support your views , Pragati. Common man is not interested in such surveys / calculations always look for economical pricing.
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Vinoy Scaria James
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If Economics was such a simple science, mankind would have sorted out the financial problems long back. As we get more and more integrated as a economy it is going to get further complicated. We just got to learn with it. Inflation has both...
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pragati parihar
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What he wants reasonable price and not made to pay a higher price for the same item every next time he goes to market.
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prashant adhav
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visit www.inflation.blogoaks.com
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poor monsoon
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improper concentration of government
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Brajesh Mishra
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It is also the result of "lACK OF PREVENTIVE MEASURES"by the Government.
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Jitender Kumar
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Food inflation is due to improper concentration of government because government lacks futuristic outlook. As there are forecast from concern dept. regarding monsoons , its the government which fails to make a operational plan to tackle food...
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s.baalu
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DOES OUR ECONOMIC GROWTH HELP US IN ANYWAY WHEN RATE OF INFLATION KEEPS ON GROWING?
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Padmanabhan R
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Due consideration should be given to supply side factors. Agriculture in India has been a perfect example for productivity disaster. Strong steps should be taken against ineffective or fraudulent distribution and marketing and any action to fix...
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Swati Raut
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Not at all, No bank has any right to tighten monetary policy to curb inflation, at the cost of economic growth. It is completely unethical. Rather, Investors should limit their exposure to companies that have high exposure to cross currency...
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Is our government doing enough and in right direction?
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Governemnt has failed on all fronts and our lifestyles have add
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Vipin Bhasin
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Mr. Sachin what do you want to ask here? Inflation depends on various factors. Main factor is economic growth which we can see in India at present scenario. But it effect on low income group or poor people. one of the reason of its starting is...
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Ankur Kharolia
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Mr. Praveen That's just too sad of us to follow what a US official believed to be the reason for the increase in prices of the basic food commodity. (that Indians have started to consume more) The three reasons as popped by your intellect in no...
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Rahul Mishra
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Continuing the Praveen argument, I wish to add that our PDS is in tatters. Food assigned to it goes to the traders and black marketers. Also the BPL families whom PDS aims to support neither have money to buy ration in one go neither they have...
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Suhail ali
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eventhough strong and efficient PDS will help to provide food to many people, that is not the only way out there...about 70% of our land is under agriculture and it contributes only very less to the economy.this state has to change.indian...
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Recovery of its due has been a hectic exercise for the Banks in the absence of a special legislation. ‘Non-performing Assets’ were growing and a need was felt to reduce the ‘Non-performing Assets’ of the Banks drastically. As the recovery through Courts was a difficult exercise for the Banks, initially, a special legislation called ‘The Recovery of Debts due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993’ was enacted creating a Special Tribunal called ‘Debt Recovery Tribunal’. Under the Act, the Banks are entitled to approach the Tribunal by filing an ‘Original Application’ which is similar to filing a suit in Civil Court proceedings. However, unlike the ‘Civil Court’ which is supposed to follow the ‘Civil Procedure Code’, a special and simple procedure has been prescribed under ‘The Recovery of Debts due to Banks and Financial Institutions Act, 1993’. At the end of adjudication, the Tribunal is supposed to grant a certificate called ‘Recovery Certificate’ infavour of the Bank...
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