Arhar Dal is batting like Virat Kohli on the inflation pitch, oil condition is like Pakistan

Just as Virat Kohli’s bat is roaring on the Indian pitches in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 (CWC23), arhar dal is also roaring on the pitch due to inflation. While the condition of edible oils like mustard oil, soya oil has become like that of Pakistan. In the last 10 months, the price of arhar dal has increased by about 35 percent and mustard oil has become cheaper by about 19 percent.

According to data from the Ministry of Consumer Affairs, the average price of arhar i.e. tuwer dal has increased from Rs 111.50 to Rs 150.48 per kg. This surge has come in the last 10 months. The maximum price of arhar dal on Monday was Rs 188 per kg and the minimum was Rs 75. The model was priced at Rs 160 per kg. Similarly, urad dal, gram dal and gram dal also rose by 10.24 per cent, 11.51 per cent and 13.76 per cent respectively while batting on the inflationary pitch.

Onion is batting like Rohit Sharma

In an election year, though the onion has not gone beyond the reach of the common man this time, compared to 10 months ago, it is batting like Rohit Sharma on the inflation pitch. Onion has become expensive by about 40 percent in this period. On December 23, 2022, the average price of onion was Rs 26.65 per kg, which has now reached Rs 27.27. However, potato has become cheaper by 3.59 per cent to Rs 24.41 per kg. On the other hand, the performance of Tomato, which was in great form a few months ago, has dimmed. However, compared to 10 months ago, it also increased by around 10 percent to Rs. 27.19 to Rs. 29.80 per kg.

Edible oil failed like Pakistan

This World Cup The condition of edible oils has also become similar to that of Pakistan. Just as Pakistani players have suffered on Indian pitches, edible oils have also fallen flat on the pitch of inflation. Mustard oil has come down to Rs 126.78 per liter from Rs 168.84 per liter compared to 10 months ago. The performance of sunflower oil has become like that of Babar Azam. It has come down from 166 to 125, a drop of about 25 percent. Soya oil has seen a decline of more than 18 percent.