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Telangana Inflation Hits 6.32% as LPG Fuels Food Price Surge
Telangana faces a 6.32% inflation rate, driven by rising LPG costs impacting food prices. Smaller restaurants in Hyderabad have raised prices by up to 20% over six months, reflecting broader economic pressures. This surge in food costs highlights the challenges faced by consumers and businesses alike in the region.
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"When food prices rise, wallets get lighter—time to budget!"
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