Inflation sets in ahead of Diwali: Rs. An increase of 3

Before Diwali, inflation has caused an uproar across the country. Commercial gas price rose by Rs 3 to 12.5 kg. Apart from that, there is a steady increase in essential commodities like tomatoes, potatoes and onions. It has disrupted people's festival budgets.
Before Diwali and New Year, people were upset with rising prices. LPG gas cylinders were increased by Rs. The price of a 12.5 kg commercial gas bottle was increased by Rs. In the capital, Delhi, the new price of a 12.5 kg bottle of commercial gas had reached Rs 2,000. Earlier, the price of this bottle was Rs. However, the price did not go up in the 12.5 kg bottle. The price of the bottle was Rs 305 in Kolkata, Rs 150 in Mumbai and Rs 305 in Lucknow. Restaurant meals became more expensive before Diwali as the price of commercial gas skyrocketed. It also pushed up the price of sweets by 15 to 20 per cent. This Diwali, sweets have gone up by an average of 90 per cent.
In the same way, the budget of housewives has been disrupted as onions, potatoes and tomatoes have become expensive. Potatoes are available at Rs. 50 per kg in almost all cities and towns of India. The price of potatoes, which used to be Rs 40-50 a kg 15-20 days ago, has gone up to Rs 60-70 as Diwali approaches. Moreover, onions have become more expensive.
Onion prices have doubled in October alone. Prices averaged 9 to 20 in October, but have risen to 8 to 20 in November and to 6 in some cities.
Tomatoes were available at Rs 71 a kg 20 days ago. The price per kg has gone up to Rs 4 in most cities on Diwali. Tomato-onion and potato are indispensable in cooking. None of these festivals run without it. In this, the budget of festivals has been disrupted as it has increased by Rs 15 to 20 at a time. Moreover, pulses are also on the rise. Mug-chana dal, chana, adad dal, tuvar dal have increased in one month.