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Wednesday, 4 February 2026

 

Special Topic – Inflation & Cost of Living

Page 5: Solutions, Way Forward & Final Summary

Date: 07 February 2026


1. Role of Government in Controlling Inflation

The government plays a key role in reducing inflation through policy measures and welfare support.

  • Reducing taxes on essential goods
  • Ensuring adequate food supply through buffer stocks
  • Strengthening Public Distribution System (PDS)

2. Role of RBI and Monetary Policy

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) controls inflation through monetary tools.

  • Adjusting repo rates
  • Controlling excess money supply
  • Maintaining price stability

3. Support to Farmers and Producers

Supporting farmers helps reduce food inflation in the long run.

  • Improved irrigation and storage facilities
  • Fair Minimum Support Price (MSP)
  • Reducing supply chain losses

4. What Can the Common Man Do?

Individuals can also manage inflation impact through better financial planning.

  • Prioritizing essential expenses
  • Saving regularly and avoiding unnecessary loans
  • Using government welfare schemes

5. Long-Term Structural Reforms

Long-term solutions are required to control inflation sustainably.

  • Boosting domestic manufacturing
  • Improving logistics and infrastructure
  • Promoting digital and efficient markets

6. Way Forward for India

India must balance growth and price stability to protect the common man.

  • Inclusive economic growth
  • Employment generation
  • Stable and predictable policies

Final Summary

Inflation affects every section of society, especially the common man. A combined effort by the government, RBI, and citizens is essential to control prices and ensure a stable standard of living.

This page concludes the special topic with solutions, policy measures, and future direction.

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