Onion, chicken prices make home-cooked meals costlier in July: Report
Onion and chicken prices rose in July, making home-cooked meals more expensive. This increase in prices is affecting the cost of traditional Indian meals, such as thalis, which are a staple in many households. The higher prices of chicken and onions are particularly significant, as they are key ingredients in many popular dishes, making it more costly for people to cook at home. This trend may have implications for consumer spending and the overall economy.
Read the source report: Economic Times
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