Bihar News: After the rains in Bihar, the price of vegetables has increased again. In the last 15 days, the prices of green vegetables have increased again. After the rains, the price of vegetables has increased. The prices of many vegetables have doubled. Apart from green vegetables, the price of onion has also increased. In Muzaffarpur, onions have increased by Rs 5 per kg and are now being sold at Rs 28 per kg. There is a difference of about four to five rupees in the prices of vegetables in Kathi Pul, Jawaharlal Road and Nayi Bazar vegetable market of the city. Vegetable vendors say that the arrival of vegetables is decreasing. Due to this the prices have increased. Vikas Patwa, the vegetable seller of Jawaharlal Road, said that the purchase had become good due to the decrease in the price of vegetables. But then the increase in the price of vegetables has affected the purchase.
Price increased due to less arrival
Capsicum is coming to the state from West Bengal. These days capsicum is being exported in the market. But, due to less arrival, the price of capsicum has gone up again. These days capsicum is being sold in the market for Rs.80 per kg. The trader who procured capsicum from outside has given the information. He has told that these days the demand for capsicum has increased in the market. In the month of Sawan, the demand for capsicum increases in most of the households. Due to increase in demand and decrease in arrival, the price has increased.
rate per kg
Parwal – 40
Cauliflower – 50
Kunddi – 15
Brinjal – 30
Nenua – 20
Okra – 20
Capsicum – 60
Pumpkin – Rs.30 per piece
Banana – Rs 40 a dozen
Bitter gourd – 25
Red greens – 25
Tomato – 110
Ginger – 120
Garlic – 150
Onion – 23
Crops damaged due to rain
Along with tomato, the prices of nanua, okra, parwal, bitter gourd have increased. At the same time, onion prices are also making us cry now. It is known that the crops have been damaged due to rain. Due to this the price has increased. Many vegetables like Nanua, Bhindi, Parwal, Karela, Brinjal have also become expensive. After the rains, the area of Diara is waterlogged. Water has accumulated in the area of Diyara. Parwal, bhindi, nenua, bitter gourd and cabbage come from Diyara area. Crops have been damaged due to water logging. Tomato comes from Nashik, Cabbage from Nepal and Karnataka, Cauliflower from Ranchi, Carrot from Indore, Chatail from Samastipur, Local and Parwal from Ranchi, Farsbeen from Delhi comes to Bihar.
People upset due to rising prices of vegetables
Women are also troubled by the rising prices of vegetables. They say that once again the price of vegetables has increased. People are facing problems because of this. But, people are forced to buy expensive vegetables. People’s household budget has gone awry. Sellers say that the price of vegetables depends on the arrival. The decrease in arrival is also the reason for the rising price of vegetables. At the same time, farmers will get compensation if the crop is destroyed. Rs 7500 per hectare will be given to the farmers if the actual yield rate falls by 20 per cent and Rs 10,000 per hectare will be given to the farmers if there is more than 20 per cent damage. Farmers will get the amount if there is damage up to a maximum of two hectares. Assistance will also be given on damage to soybean in three districts of the state. Compensation will be given if soybean crop is destroyed up to 20 percent and above. Soybean has been notified for Begusarai, Samastipur and Khagaria.
Shopping affected due to price hike
It should be known that due to the increase in the price of vegetables, there has definitely been a slight decrease in the purchase. But, people are forced to buy expensive vegetables. There has already been a decrease in the arrival of vegetables. At the same time, after the reduction in the price, people are buying more vegetables. But, now people are doing less shopping. Due to this the shopkeeper is also upset. Buying has been affected by the increase in prices.