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CM Mamata Banerjee announces TMC-led protests on April 4-5 against medicine price hike, urging public support and communal peace during Ram Navami.

Mamata Leads Protests Against Medicine Price Hike

West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee announces statewide protests on April 4-5 against medicine price hike, urging peace during Ram Navami celebrations.

CM Mamata Banerjee announces TMC-led protests on April 4-5 against medicine price hike

Mamata Banerjee announces TMC-led protests on April 4-5 against Central Government's medicine price hike, urging communal peace during Ram Navami.

In response to the Central Government's decision to raise medicine prices, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced on Wednesday that her party, the Trinamool Congress (TMC), will organize statewide protests on April 4-5.&nbsp;
Expressing her dismay, Banerjee urged an immediate reversal of the decision, stating, "I am shocked at the decision to hike prices of medicines. It cannot be accepted. I call for immediate withdrawal of the price rise." Her remarks came as she addressed reporters at the state secretariat.
The Chief Minister emphasized that the TMC's demonstrations will cover "every block and ward" across the state, aiming to voice strong opposition to the medicine price increase.
In addition, Banerjee appealed for communal harmony, urging people from all communities to ensure peace during the upcoming Ram Navami celebrations and to disregard any circulating rumors.&nbsp;
The protests highlight the TMC's stance against the Centre's policy changes as they seek to rally public support in opposition to the recent price hike.

Price pressures in the commodity markets continue, Cotton prices in mandi's in Gujarat have touched a record high of Rs 10,000. The price at Rajkot APMC (largest in the state) is nearly double of what cotton retailed at in 2020. The surge in prices traders say can be attributed to the low production due to heavy unseasonal rains in parts of the country. The high demand for the produce in the international market has also triggered the hike in the prices.December-January marks the peak of cotton marketing season and supply is almost half as compared to normal years as per traders. Jamnagar APMC records arrivals of around 2,000 quintals daily of cotton but as per reports is hardly getting around 1,000 quintals these days. 

Cotton prices double from last year, hit record high

The surge in prices traders say can be attributed to the low production due to heavy unseasonal rains in parts of the country. The high demand for the produce in the international market has also triggered the hike in the prices.

The price of around Rs 9,500 is almost double as compared to last year&rsquo;s average price of around Rs 5,500.

Price pressures in the commodity markets continue, Cotton prices in mandis in Gujarat have touched a record high of Rs 10,000. The price at Rajkot APMC&nbsp;(largest in the state) is nearly double of what cotton retailed at in 2020.&nbsp; Also watch|&nbsp;<a title="Firstsource Solutions acquires US based company American Recovery Services" href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/firstsource-solutions-acquires-us-based-company-american-recovery-services-1640934290536">Firstsource Solutions acquires US based company American Recovery Services</a> The surge in prices traders say can be attributed to the low&nbsp;production due to heavy unseasonal rains&nbsp;in parts of the country.&nbsp;The high demand for the produce in the international market has also triggered the hike in the prices. December-January marks the peak of cotton marketing season and supply is almost half as compared to normal years as per traders.&nbsp;Jamnagar APMC records arrivals of around 2,000 quintals daily of cotton but as per reports is hardly getting around 1,000 quintals these days.&nbsp;

French luxury behemoth Chanel has raised prices of some of its most popular handbags yet again.

Luxury brand Chanel is raising prices, limiting sales. Here's why

French luxury brand Chanel&nbsp;is on a price-hiking spree!
Chanel&nbsp;classic flap bag (small) 60% price hike since Nov 2019 Current price: $8,200 (₹6,18,000)
Chanel&nbsp;classic flag bag (large) Price in Dec '21:&nbsp;$9,500 (₹7,15,000) Price in June '21: $7,400 (₹5,57,000)
Chanel's&nbsp;medium flap bag costs $115 more than&nbsp;Herm&egrave;s' Birkin
Why is Chanel going gaga with price hikes?
Exchange-rate fluctuations Production cost changes Maintenance&nbsp;of global price parity
Chanel'&nbsp;flap bag &gt;&gt;&gt; Herm&egrave;s'&nbsp;Birkin, Kelly
Luxury works overtime to&nbsp;&lsquo;limit&rsquo; sales
Building FOMO Only one bag per customer in one month (or year)
Purchase&nbsp;&lsquo;quotas&rsquo; are common in the&nbsp;luxury&nbsp;world&nbsp; Chanel,&nbsp;Herm&egrave;s, Rolex, Louis Vuitton

French luxury behemoth Chanel has raised prices of some of its&nbsp;most popular handbags yet again.

Perhaps taking a page out of the petrol hike rule book, French luxury behemoth Chanel has raised prices of some of its&nbsp;most popular handbags yet again.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Although price adjustments are a common practice once a year,&nbsp;this is&nbsp;Chanel&rsquo;s&nbsp;fourth or fifth price hike on&nbsp;certain&nbsp;products since the start of the pandemic.
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For instance, the price of Chanel&rsquo;s&nbsp;small classic flap bag&nbsp;has increased by 60 per cent since November 2019, now costing $8,200 or around&nbsp;₹6,18,000.&nbsp;The larger variant of the same bag costs&nbsp;$9,500 (₹7,15,000), up from $7,400 (₹5,57,000) in June 2021.
For&nbsp;some&nbsp;perspective, the infamously expensive Birkin&nbsp;by&nbsp;French luxury brand&nbsp;Herm&egrave;s&nbsp;now costs about $115 (₹8,600), less than the medium-sized Chanel flap bag.
<h3>Why is Chanel going gaga with price hikes?&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
Chanel says the hikes are in response to unspecified exchange-rate fluctuations, changes in production costs and to ensure its handbags cost roughly the same around the world.
Industry experts say essentially&nbsp;Chanel&nbsp;wants&nbsp;to become more exclusive, as part of an effort to become as or even more iconic than the Birkin or Kelly bag by&nbsp;long-time&nbsp;rival Herm&egrave;s.
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<h3>Luxury works overtime to &lsquo;limit&rsquo; sales&nbsp;&nbsp;</h3>
In recent years, luxury brands like Chanel have even placed limits on the number of products a customer can purchase&nbsp;at a given time.&nbsp;Although the limits don&rsquo;t seem to be in place for every city, reports say that at least in Paris, New York and&nbsp;Korea, you can only buy one&nbsp;Chanel&nbsp;bag in a month.
In an effort to gain some control on the burgeoning resale market, similar purchase &lsquo;quotas&rsquo; are&nbsp;employed&nbsp;by other luxury players like&nbsp;Herm&egrave;s, Rolex and Louis Vuitton&nbsp;on select products of high resale value.&nbsp;
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CNG, PNG&nbsp;Price hike: MGL&nbsp;announced a hike for CNG&nbsp;and well piped gas for it's Mumbai customers which is effective immediately. MGL&nbsp;hiked&nbsp;CNG price by Rs 2 to Rs 63.50/kg &amp; PNG&nbsp;prices were raised&nbsp;by Rs 1.50 to Rs 38/SCM. This is also the second hike in 3 weeks.&nbsp;CNG &amp; PNG prices have been increased for the 4th time since Gas price revision on September 30. The price hikes have followed the Govt raising the ceiling of prices at which explorers (ONGC&nbsp;et al) are allowed to sell to producing consumers (Power cos, fertilizer firms, gas suppliers). The ceiling was hiked by 62%.&nbsp;Due to the sharp rise in fuel costs taxi and auto unions are demanding a hike in base fares in the financial capital. Taxi unions are demanding Rs 30 (Rs 25 right now) as base fare, while the auto-rickshaw unions want Rs 23-24 (Rs 21 right now) as the new base fare.Read/Watch Also: Hello 2022! you are one expensive new year

CNG and PNG price hike: Midnight shocker to consumers

MGL hiked CNG price by Rs 2 to Rs 63.50/kg & PNG prices were raised by Rs 1.50 to Rs 38/SCM. This is also the second hike in 3 weeks. 


Midnight shocker for Mumbai gas prices

<ul>
<li>CNG, PNG&nbsp;price hike, MGL&nbsp;announces revised prices for Mumbai&nbsp;consumers</li>
<li>MGL&nbsp;price hike:&nbsp;CNG prices by Rs 2 to Rs 63.50, PNG&nbsp;prices up by Rs 1.5</li>
<li>Gas prices hiked for the second time in 3 weeks&nbsp;</li>
<li>CNG, PNG&nbsp;price hike: Prices up 4 times in less than 3 months</li>
<li>Mumbai&nbsp;auto and taxi unions demand hike in base fares as gas prices rise</li>
</ul>

Govt had revised gas prices to $2.90/bbl (up 62%) for Oct 2021-March 2022

CNG, PNG&nbsp;Price hike: MGL&nbsp;announced a hike for CNG&nbsp;and well piped gas for it's Mumbai customers which is effective immediately. MGL&nbsp;hiked&nbsp;CNG price by Rs 2 to Rs 63.50/kg &amp; PNG&nbsp;prices were raised&nbsp;by Rs 1.50 to Rs 38/SCM. This is also the second hike in 3 weeks.&nbsp; CNG &amp; PNG prices have been increased for the 4th time since Gas price revision on September 30. The price hikes have followed the Govt raising the ceiling of prices at which explorers (ONGC&nbsp;et al) are allowed to sell to producing consumers (Power cos, fertilizer firms, gas suppliers). The ceiling was hiked by 62%.&nbsp; Due to the sharp rise in fuel costs taxi and auto unions are demanding a hike in base fares in the financial capital. Taxi unions are demanding Rs 30 (Rs 25 right now) as base fare, while the auto-rickshaw unions want Rs 23-24 (Rs 21 right now) as the new base fare. Read/Watch Also: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/economy/hello-2022-you-are-going-to-be-one-expensive-year-1639718652669">Hello 2022! you are one expensive new year</a>

Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) has announced a hike in prices of compressed natural gas (CNG) in in Delhi, Haryana and Rajasthan with effect from 6 am on December 4, 2021. In fact CNG prices have now increased for the fourth time in the last three months Earlier, prices were increased on October 1, 13, and November 14 as well.
Following the latest price revision, the revised CNG price in NCT of Delhi would be Rs.53.04/- per Kg.
Apart from the national capital, the IGL also hiked CNG prices in the neighbouring state of Haryana. In Gurugram, the revised CNG price now stands at Rs.60.40/- per Kg.
Additionally, in Rajasthan, the company said that the revised CNG price in Ajmer, Pali and Rajsamand would be Rs.67.31/- per kg.
CNG price hikes have added pressure to local transport providers across the country. In Mumbai, auto & taxi unions have threatened to strike demanding a hike in fares.  

CNG price hike again! Fourth price hike in just 2 months

CNG price hike again! Fourth  price hike in just 10 weeks

Move aside petrol, it is CNG's turn to soar now

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Hike in prices of compressed natural gas (CNG) in in Delhi, Haryana and Rajasthan with effect from 6 am on December 4

Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) has announced a hike in prices of compressed natural gas (CNG) in in Delhi, Haryana and Rajasthan with effect from 6 am on December 4, 2021. In fact CNG&nbsp;prices have now increased for the fourth time in the last three months Earlier, prices were increased on October 1, 13, and November 14 as well.
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Following the latest price revision, the revised CNG price in NCT of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/economy/petrol-gets-cheaper-delhi-govt-finally-cuts-tax-on-fuel-1638343142278">Delhi</a> would be Rs.53.04/- per Kg.
Apart from the national capital, the IGL also hiked CNG prices in the neighbouring state of Haryana. In Gurugram, the revised CNG price now stands at Rs.60.40/- per Kg.
Additionally, in Rajasthan, the company said that the revised CNG price in Ajmer, Pali and Rajsamand would be Rs.67.31/- per kg.
CNG&nbsp;price hikes have added pressure to local transport providers across the country. In <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/personal-finance/price-hike-pain-cng-and-piped-gas-prices-hiked-for-third-time-in-six-weeks-taxis-auto-threaten-strike-1637987240758">Mumba</a>i, auto &amp; taxi unions have threatened to strike demanding a hike in fares.&nbsp; &nbsp;

Mahanagas Gas has decided to raise prices for CNG as well as domestic piped gas effective immediately affecting 24 lakh consumers across Mumbai. This is the third hike in prices over just the last 6 weeks.According to all-inclusive revised rates, the CNG price will be increased by ₹3.06 per kg and will be available at the rate of ₹61.50 per kg. While the PNG rates will increase by ₹2.26/Standard Cubic Meter(SCM) and will be priced at ₹36.50/SCMFor CNG, the total rise this year has been over ₹12/ per kg this is causing a bit hit to the local taxi and auto operators. Reports indicate that the taxi association of Mumbai have demanded a hike in fares. and the auto cell of BJP threatened to go on a strike and demanded reduction in the price of CNG.However, the MGL said that despite the revised rates, its CNG would help the consumers save around 62 percent and 35 per cent respectively in comparison with  petrol and diesel,  while the PNG users were able to save 27 percent compared with the prices of domestic LPG that is now over ₹1000/cylinder.

Price hike pain: CNG and piped gas prices hiked for third time in six weeks

CNG and piped gas prices hiked again, up for a third time in 6 weeks. Auto and taxi operators threaten strike as they demand a higher fare slab

Price hike pain: CNG and piped gas prices raised again

Mahanagar Gas Limited has decided to hike the prices for CNG&nbsp;and Domestic Piped Natural Gas with effect from Friday midnight in the Mumbai Metropolitan Region

Mahanagas Gas has decided to raise prices for CNG&nbsp;as well as domestic piped gas effective immediately affecting&nbsp;24 lakh consumers across Mumbai. This is the third hike in prices over just the last 6 weeks. According to all-inclusive revised rates, the CNG price will be increased by&nbsp;₹3.06 per kg and will be available at the rate of&nbsp;₹61.50 per kg. While the PNG rates will increase by&nbsp;₹2.26/Standard Cubic Meter(SCM) and will be priced at&nbsp;₹36.50/SCM
Also watch | <a href="https://www.editorji.com/business-news/markets/market-mayhem-new-variant-worries-makes-dow-fall-900-points-crude-crypto-also-collapse-1637981335853" target="_blank">Market Mayhem: New variant worries makes Dow fall 900 points, crude &amp; crypto also collapse&nbsp;</a> For CNG, the total rise this year has been over ₹12/ per kg this is causing a bit of hit to the local taxi and auto operators. Reports indicate that the taxi association of Mumbai have demanded a hike in fares. and the auto cell of BJP threatened to go on a strike and demanded a reduction in the price of CNG. However, the MGL said that despite the revised rates, its CNG would help the consumers save around 62 percent and 35 per cent respectively in comparison with&nbsp; petrol and diesel,&nbsp; while the PNG users were able to save 27 percent compared with the prices of domestic LPG that is now over&nbsp;₹1000/cylinder.

Petrol and diesel prices were hiked once again as global prices continue to edge higher.&nbsp;Petrol price increased by 21 to 30 paise per litre across India on the day, while diesel price increased by 29 to 32 paise per litre.This is the fifth hike for petrol prices in a week and has pushed the pump price to&nbsp;Rs 108.43 in Mumbai&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rs 102.39 in Delhi. Diesel consumers are feeling the hit more as rates have gone up 8 times in the past 10 days with the fuel now retailing at&nbsp;&nbsp;Rs 98.48 a litre in Mumbai.Global crude prices are near a 3-year high with no respite in sight from supply. Oil producers will meet on Monday as the The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies will decide if they need to increase supply into the market as post pandemic demand has picked up.&nbsp;

Petrol & Diesel Price Hike! Diesel heads to 100, petrol prices hiked 5th time in a week. 

Price Hike! Diesel heads to 100, petrol prices hiked 5th time in a week. 

Price Hike! Diesel heads to a 100

<ul>
<li>Petrol and diesel price hiked steeply Petrol prices hiked by 21 to 30 paise per litre across India Petrol price increased by for the fifth time in a week&nbsp; Diesel price increased by 29 to 31 paise&nbsp;per litre pan India&nbsp; Diesel prices at 98.43/litre in Mumbai Global crude prices are near a 3-year high OPEC to meet on Monday to decide on oil supply</li>
</ul>

The fifth increase in its rates this week has sent petrol prices above Rs 100 in most major cities of the country

Petrol and diesel prices were hiked once again as global prices continue to edge higher.
&nbsp;Petrol price increased by 21 to 30 paise per litre across India on the day, while diesel price increased by 29 to 32 paise per litre. This is the fifth hike in petrol prices in a week and has pushed the pump price to&nbsp;Rs 108.43 in Mumbai&nbsp;and&nbsp;Rs 102.39 in Delhi.
Diesel consumers are feeling the hit more as rates have gone up 8 times in the past 10 days with the fuel now retailing at&nbsp;&nbsp;Rs 98.48 a litre in Mumbai.
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Global crude prices are near a 3-year high with no respite in sight from the supply.
Oil producers will meet on Monday as The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and allies will decide if they need to increase supply into the market as post-pandemic demand has picked up.&nbsp;

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