Our neighboring country is in discussion these days not because of its political upheaval, but because of inflation. The situation in Pakistan is continuously getting worse. Recently there were reports that serious conditions had arisen for flour in Pakistan. People were not getting flour to eat and the government rate of flour had also become very high. There was so much difficulty in buying flour that one person even died in the process of buying flour. Apart from flour, now the condition of vegetables is also like this and the prices of vegetables are skyrocketing.
The prices of vegetables in Pakistan have become much higher than in India. In such a situation, today we tell you that what is the condition of inflation in Pakistan and how expensive are the daily items, so that you will be able to understand how people in Pakistan are living their lives…
What is the condition of inflation?
There is heat in the political corridors due to the price of flour in Pakistan. Many political parties in Pakistan allege that some people are looting people by selling flour at exorbitant rates. He demanded the Shahbaz government to ensure the price of flour. Pakistan’s economy is in its worst phase. By March 2022, the total debt of Pakistan had reached about 43 lakh crore Pakistani rupees. In April 2021, the inflation rate in Pakistan was 11.1% while in 2022 it reached 13.7%. With this, it reached 13.8% from 10.9% in May. Now it is increasing.
What are the prices of vegetables?
According to a government website of Pakistan and an online delivery company, the rates of fruits and vegetables are continuously increasing in Pakistan. According to those websites, the prices of vegetables are as follows…
Guava – Rs 180 per kg
Grapes – Rs 300 per kg
Potato – Rs 40 a kg
Tomato – 50-65 rupees kg
Onion – Rs 220 per kg
Peas – Rs 120 a kg
Banana – Rs 70-130 per dozen
Beans – Rs 110 per kg
Gourd – Rs 70 a kg
Zucchini – Rs 104 per kg
Food and drink rates
Flour – Rs 120 per kg
Maida – Rs 135 per kg
Semolina – Rs 120 a kg
Rice – Rs 155-172 a kg
Arabic – Rs 120 per kg
Dal – Rs 205 per kg
Moong – Rs 155-172 a kg
Chana Dal – Rs 142-210 per kg
Gram flour – Rs 125-165 per kg
Garlic – Rs 300-320 a kg
Sugar – Rs 88 per kg
Milk – Rs 110-160 a kg
Jaggery – Rs 80-120 a kg
Ghee – Rs 1800-2500 a kg
Oil – Rs 480-488 per kg
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