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Rice Pulses Price Rise : The festive days are near. This is how the preparation of various dishes and sweets starts in the homes. But this time, festive shopping will put a big strain on the kitchen budget. Prices of rice, pulses, ragi, jaggery and other essential grains are increasing. As a result, ordinary households may have to spend more money on groceries before Dussehra and Diwali. How much did the prices rise? )
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According to media reports, low rainfall in Karnataka and declining water levels in reservoirs have affected grain cultivation. This has affected the prices of rice and other food items in the market. According to reports, several types of rice have become expensive by 25 to 30 percent in the last three months. Meanwhile, there are reports that grocery prices have increased by approximately 30 to 40 percent compared to last year.
From rice to ragini, how much has the price gone up?
Rice is a daily necessity of Indian families. Hence, its price increase has a direct impact on the monthly household expenditure. Prices of various types of rice have increased in Karnataka markets. According to the information received, rice which was fetching Rs 50 to Rs 60 per kg earlier has now reached Rs 70 to Rs 90 per kg. The prices of ragini have also increased. Ragini, which was sold at Rs 35 to Rs 40 per kg last year, is now fetching Rs 55 to Rs 60 per kg. Simultaneously, jaggery prices have also increased from around Rs 50 per kg to Rs 80-85 per kg.
What is the price of rice and pulses in the market?
The prices of various varieties of rice and pulses are witnessing fluctuations in the wholesale markets of Karnataka. The APMC market prices reported are as follows:
| The name of the grain | Price per kg |
|---|---|
| Sona Steamed Rice | 72-75 Rs |
| Sona Mussoorie Rice | 80 Rs |
| Kollam rice | 90-95 Rs |
| Idli rice | 46 Rs |
| Dosa rice | 35-40 rupees |
| Tur dal | 130-160 Rs |
| Gram dal | 95-100 Rs |
| Gram dal | 90-95 Rs |
| Green peas | 110-120 Rs |
| Udid dal | 100-165 Rs |
Why are the prices of grains increasing?
Low rainfall and water scarcity are being cited as the main reasons behind the rise in grain prices. The lack of rainfall during the monsoon season and the low level of reservoirs have affected the cultivation of rice, ragi, sorghum and other crops. When crop production is affected, the risk of food shortages in the market increases. This may put pressure on prices as supply exceeds demand. Demand for food also increases during the festive season, making households feel the brunt of rising prices.
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