सब्जियों के दाम में गिरावट, यहां 100 रुपये में मिल रही है झोला भर कर सब्जियां

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हजारीबाग में सब्जियों की कीमत में गिरावट आई है. इससे जहां आम लोग खुश हैं, वहीं किसान चिंतित हैं.

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00:00Hazaribagh is known as the capital city for vegetable production.

00:05Tomatoes from Hazaribagh are available in the markets of South India and Delhi.

00:10In such a situation, farmers become red after selling these tomatoes.

00:14But now, it is the time of winter.

00:16In such a situation, the price of vegetables has also fallen heavily.

00:19And if we talk about the farmers,

00:21the farmers' savings are not returning.

00:24We have farmers from Ishaq.

00:26If we talk about Ishaq, it is known as a farm.

00:29We know from them what the market price is.

00:32What is the market price of vegetables?

00:34Vegetables are cheap now.

00:36Brinjal is Rs. 20 per kg.

00:39Tomatoes are Rs. 10 per kg.

00:41Pulses are Rs. 10 per kg.

00:42Peas are Rs. 50 per kg.

00:44Earlier, it was Rs. 200, Rs. 180, Rs. 100 per kg.

00:47Now, the rate has fallen.

00:49The price of okra is around Rs. 100 or Rs. 90.

00:52The price of onions is good for people.

00:56The retail price is around Rs. 40.

00:58The retail price is around Rs. 33 or Rs. 34.

01:01Tomatoes are exported to India.

01:04They are exported to West India, Delhi, and UP.

01:07What do you think now?

01:09Is the demand not increasing?

01:12Sir, the demand for vegetables has increased.

01:14The demand for vegetables is decreasing.

01:16If the price of vegetables falls,

01:19the farmers will not be able to do anything.

01:22No.

01:23No.

01:24What was the rate of tomatoes before?

01:26Earlier, it was Rs. 50, Rs. 60, Rs. 80.

01:28In how many days has the price of tomatoes fallen?

01:31Sir, the price of tomatoes has fallen.

01:33I think it has been a month.

01:35So, if we talk about the vegetable market,

01:39the price of vegetables has fallen.

01:42The farmers are very worried.

01:44The farmers who planted the seeds,

01:46are now getting the seeds back.

01:47The farmers who did farming for the first time,

01:49and brought the crops,

01:50they have earned well.

01:52But if we talk about the second phase,

01:54there is no time to earn.

01:56The market is still open.

01:58What is the rate of vegetables?

01:59Are you buying vegetables?

02:00No.

02:01Don't you eat vegetables?

02:02I eat vegetables, but...

02:03What is the rate of vegetables?

02:04I don't know, sir.

02:05You don't know.

02:06You don't know the rate.

02:07I eat vegetables, but I don't know the rate.

02:10But if you see,

02:12apart from this,

02:14if you see,

02:16there are women farmers here,

02:18and here too.

02:20How are the vegetables being sold?

02:22Are they being sold?

02:23The vegetables are not being sold.

02:25They are being sold cold.

02:26They are being sold cold.

02:27And the price?

02:28Vegetables are being sold for Rs. 20 per kg.

02:30Black vegetables are being sold for Rs. 15 per kg.

02:32So, people are not getting a good price in the market?

02:35No.

02:36No?

02:37No.

02:38So, the women farmers,

02:39they also say that

02:40the price they should be getting,

02:42they are not getting it.

02:44This is the situation of the entire market.

02:46Here, in the price of vegetables,

02:48there is a lot of scarcity.

02:50Earlier, we used to pay Rs. 500 for a bag of vegetables.

02:53Now, we are paying Rs. 100 for a bag of vegetables.

02:56If you take Rs. 500,

02:58then you can eat food for a week.

03:02That means, you can eat food in your house for a week.

03:05So, this is the situation of Hazaribagh.

03:07And it is clear,

03:09as the farmers are saying,

03:11the price of vegetables has fallen a lot here.

03:15Gaurav Prakash, ETV Bharat, Hazaribagh.

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