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Era itm inka digaleda
Prostitution cheyadhu ani darnas chesi malli manchi caaall girl dorukuthay dani tho poyi chex chesi malli next day prosititution cheyadhu ani darnas malli cheyadhu ani antunadu … hope you understand -
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I am not anti-BJP, but really concerned about the happenings in last 1 month
Inflation impact: sambar is luxury, chutney staple in many lower-income households in Bengaluru Inflation has increased the price of a home-cooked meal by 10% this year, according to Crisil’s food plate cost tracker Cost of home-cooked meals The inflation has increased the price of a home-cooked meal by at least 10% this year, according to Crisil’s food plate cost tracker. The cost increase is characterised by the increased prices of staples like tomatoes, onions, and garlic, besides vegetables like beans. Many families like Vimala’s have resorted to buying lower quantities of vegetables or making dishes which do not include vegetables for a few days a week As of July 8, the selling price of beans was ₹98 per kg, tomatoes were ₹70 per kg, potatoes were selling at ₹59 per kg and onions were selling at ₹56 per kg in HOPCOMS. Though prices have come down slightly when compared to a couple of weeks ago when all these vegetables except potatoes were selling at over ₹100 per kg, most vegetables will continue to be beyond the reach of the lower-middle class. Over the summer, beans were selling at a record price of ₹280 per kg in retail markets. While the prices of a few fruits have also gone up over the past year, many lower-middle-class households The Hindu spoke to reported that other than bananas, they do not bring home other fruits unless it is festival time. “But cooking without vegetables is a real problem,” said a home-maker. Vegetable budget up by ₹300 While those from lower levels of socioeconomic background are avoiding costly vegetables, middle class households have reduced the quantity. “We are a family of two people, and our vegetable budget has gone up by at least ₹300 per month when compared to last year. Some months, it was up by ₹500 too. As vegetarians, we cannot compromise on vegetables as we will miss out on nutrition without it,” said Kiran Kumar, a retired bank employee from Sahakarnagar. No changes in rates in hotels Some hotels have imparted some cost-saving methods given the high prices of vegetables. “A few hotels are using tomato puree instead of fresh tomatoes. Some are judicious with onions. For example, instead of giving onions in salads, they give more cucumbers,” said P.C. Rao, president, Bruhat Bengaluru Hoteliers Association (BBHA). However, he ruled out increasing rates in hotels. “It is true that we have also been affected by inflations. But, at the moment we will not change the rates. We are waiting to see if monsoons will have any impact on the prices of vegetables,” Mr. Rao said. -
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Langas what is this nirodyoga sangala nidarsna
Langas annappudu tdp goondas anna kuda padali bro!! -
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Langas what is this nirodyoga sangala nidarsna
Simple bro if they say langas we call them andhrawares
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