Increase in prices of fruits due to Ramzan and Navratri Achi-News

Achi news desk-Bhaskar News Fruit prices in the market are at their peak these days due to the fast paced festival of Jamtara. Due to high prices it becomes difficult for common people to buy fruits. But the fasting people are helpless to buy fruits even at high prices. Fruits are most important for people to fast during Ramadan. Having fruits in the Iftar plate soothes the throat and also provides nourishment to the body. The fruit also removes the weakness that comes after being hungry all day. The rising price of fruits used in Iftar has taken the charm out of the Iftar plate. However, these fruit prices are expected to remain the same during Chaiti Navratri which begins with the end of Ramzan. Because even during this period the demand for fruit will remain intact in the market. At the moment there is an abundance of all kinds of fruit in the market. But these fruits are beyond the reach of fasting people. Along with this, different types of sherbet are available in the market. Among these, the sale of Rooh Afza, which is most liked by the fasting people, is at its peak. Papaya and watermelon fulfill the lack of water in the body. Those who fast remain hungry and thirsty all day. Because of this their immune power decreases. Fruit rate chart: Banana at Rs 50 to Rs 80, dozen of apples at Rs 120 to Rs 180 per kg, orange at Rs 100 to Rs 120 per kg, dates at Rs 100 to Rs 120 per kg, watermelon at Rs 100 to more than a thousand per kg, watermelon at Rs 40 to Rs 50 per kg Papaya Rs 60 per kg Pomegranate Rs 140 to Rs 150 per kg