Inflation in India

The common people life in India has been hit hurt by the skyrocketing prices of food products.The problem is due to excess demand for goods and services from all sectors, which results in shortage of goods and services which further results in high prices.Food inflation is at peak around 20% making people difficult to buy goods like vegetables,sugar,milk,oil and cost of living in big cities too rising which is miserable for the newly accomodated migrants from far off downtown.

Opposition parties have been performing their duties by building up the pressure on the central government which is led by great economist but how come he is unable to bring thr prices southwards?

The opposition parties also stir a mass rally against the failure of government in controlling price.
The government is promising to increase the supply of goods and services and it is expecting that coming mansoon will help to increase the supply and ease off the rise.

A couple of days back RBI decreased the CRR and have taken other quantitative measures to control inflation which will take a little time to make a dent on inflation till then sufferings will linger on for the masses of India.

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