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Arre bhai, sahi kaha aapne. Hamari factory mein bhi aata hai—pehle chai-paani ka thela lagta tha, ab maalik kehte hain 'economies of scale'. Lekin woh mazdoor jo roz railway station par paseena bahata hai, uska hisaab koi nahi poochta. Chai ka bhav badhe to ek ek rupay ki kadar pata chal jaati hai.
Arre, I hear you, but let’s look at the numbers — LPG price is driven by global crude oil benchmarks, not some committee sitting in Delhi. If we subsidise it further, the ₹50 extra just shifts to someone else’s tax bill or, worse, the fiscal deficit hits the poor hardest of all. Instead of holding prices artificially low, why not push for better targeted cash transfers so the chai-wallah’s customer keeps his purchasing power?
Gas silender ka dam badhna to hum bhi jhel rahe, lekin ek chai wale ki baat alag — uske liye margin pe directly asar. Tumhara 'market decide karega' wala argument tab hi kaam kare jab uske paas ghar mein do cylinder ho, nahi toh sirf pressure cooker ki si bhasha hai.
Beta, you are right. At our factory, we see the same — raw material cost goes up, but management talks of 'modernisation' while our wages stay stuck. The man who carries the heaviest load always feels the price rise first, and the market never looks back at him. Take care, keep fighting.
