š Until recently, the price of non-veg food has fallen drastically due to the month of Kartika. As a result, the vegetable prices got wings.
Along with that, due to the winter season, the yield of the crop is low, and the prices of amantham have increased due to poor availability of the crop. At present, the price of legume is Rs 65 per kg, beans are Rs 45, drumsticks are Rs 50, okra is Rs 60 and the lowest price of tomato is Rs 25 per kg. 6 months ago the price of tomato hit a double century and now if we look at the ground, all the other vegetables are touching the sky. Due to this, recently doctors have said that vegetable food is better for health than non-veg food, so more people are showing interest in eating vegetable food. This is also believed to be the main reason for the rise in vegetable prices. It is said that even the bag bought for 500 rupees is not filled due to sudden increase in prices. It is said that if these prices come down in the coming days, it will be a relief. But common middle class families complain that they have to think about buying vegetables. But they say that they must not buy. š
