The rupee weakening against the dollar to 100 and a sharp rise in industrial fuel prices – these are not just figures, but clear signs of the coming inflation.
The government may call it “normal,” but the reality is:
- Production and transport will be expensive
- MSMEs will be hurt the most
- The prices of everyday items will increase
- FII money will go out faster, which will increase pressure on the stock market.
That is, it is bound to have a direct and profound impact on every family’s pocket. And it is just a matter of time – the prices of petrol, diesel, LPG will also be increased after the elections.
The Modi government has neither direction nor strategy – just rhetoric. The question is not what the government is saying – the question is what is left on your plate.
