Now jokes about the sudden hike of prices started on social media:

A T.V. reporter asks shopkeeper:"What is the rate of tomato?"

Shopkeeper: Rs. 60 per K.G.

Reporter:"Please update your price as shopkeepers in other cities are selling at 100/".

Manoj Kumar Lamba wrote:

Now jokes about the sudden hike of prices started on social media:

A T.V. reporter asks shopkeeper:"What is the rate of tomato?"

Shopkeeper: Rs. 60 per K.G.

Reporter:"Please update your price as shopkeepers in other cities are selling at 100/".

A sadistic joke.

What an economy. Fruits are cheaper than vegetables. Another joke about high prices and taxes 

" Yesterday at a restaurant I ordered some taxes

VAT

Service Tax

Swaach Bharat cess

Krishi kalyan cess

and got some food with it"

Oh... Had a sumptuous meal I hope.

You mean sumptuous taxes

When price of tomato is 100/ we say how wee feed our family, but when it hits 10/ no one says how farmer will feed his family. The middle man system should removed and direct benefit is given to farmer.

Irrespective of final price the poor farmer gets only the rock bottom price.

The farmer is the person who works more hard work than other workers, and gets very less than other workers. We can live without alochol, khaini, guthka and other such stupid things, but can't live without food, but the producer of these stupid things are getting lots of benefits but the producer of food is getting very less benefit or no benefit.

That's the Irony. The  Anna Data,the food Giver to the Nation kept on the sidelines. To day the farmer is suffocating under the burden of Loans. Having no other way,to pay back loans  the farmer is committing suicide. What happened to " Jai Kisan " slogan coined by Lal Bahadur ?

Till there are millions of farmers they will continue to suffer economically. The percent population dependent on agriculture should be brought down to say around 15% from present 60%. It is then that they will be able to influence the supply side.