Budget 2019: Rising Milk, Cylinder, Ration Prices! Will Govt Ease The Pressure?

It is not an easy task when it comes to running a household and run things smoothly. We need to have everything in place which includes the prices of each and every commodity. Our entire budget goes for a toss if the prices go up of the smallest things we need. This includes the prices of milk, cylinder, ration, vegetables and more. Soon, the Modi government 2.0 will present the budget 2019, and it is crucial that these points are considered for the peace of all purses. 

Cylinder

We need cooking gas to operate in the kitchen. Nothing can be done without it! Whether we talk of a subsidised cylinder or non subsidised cylinder, the monthly expenditure increases every time with the price rise. Prices have gone up by Rs 6 per cylinder on the cylinders which do not get a subsidy. However, the subsidised ones have increased by 28 paise in Delhi and 29 paise in Mumbai. The fact is that many families have been voluntarily given subsidies on cylinders and they have to face increased prices. Now how is that fair? 

Milk Prices   

Now, this product is the mother of all in the fridge to function properly. From babies to teenagers to adults, we all need it for growth right?  If we have a lot of members in the family then the demand gets higher, consumption increases? And what will you do if it gets expensive b the day?! This year, prices of Amul Gold rose by 2 rupees and in Ahmedabad, prices of 500 ml of packed milk were increased to Rs 27, Rs 25, RS 21 and Rs 28. Generally, the cost of milk every year increases by two rupees. If this can be controlled then it will be a great relief for us all.

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Vegetable Price

 

 

 

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The price of vegetables like tomato and chilli is priced at Rs 40-50 per kg in this time period. Apart from this, the prices of onions, potatoes, garlic, ginger and onions have also increased significantly. Nowadays it is so expensive that we have to think twice before purchasing vegetables. Therefore, the women and men whoever runs the house would like the government to stop such absurd price increases.  

Ration Goods

Ration, which means grains, pulses, biscuits, bread, and spices are in a fixed monthly budget. If the price of these increase.... well we earn to feed so many mouths but if all our money goes in one thing, who will pay the rest of the increasing prices of other commodities? For a small family five years ago, the ration of the month came in Rs 5000, but now we have to shell out Rs 7000-8000 whereas some incomes have remained the same. In this budget, we hope that the government will ease that pain for us all.