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realty-of-world-politics-247 · 11 months

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The Soaring Tomato Prices in India: Factors, Consequences, and Potential Solutions

Introduction: In recent times, the skyrocketing prices of tomatoes in India have become a cause for concern among consumers, traders, and policymakers. This blog post aims to delve into the reasons behind the surge in tomato prices, analyze its impact on various stakeholders, and explore potential solutions to address this issue.

Factors Influencing Rising Tomato Prices:

Seasonal Variations and Weather Conditions: Fluctuations in tomato production due to seasonal changes, adverse weather conditions, and natural disasters can disrupt the supply, leading to price spikes.

Transportation and Storage Challenges: Inadequate infrastructure, inefficient logistics, and lack of proper storage facilities contribute to post-harvest losses, which further impact the supply and prices.

Demand-Supply Imbalance: A surge in demand, especially during festive seasons and periods of high consumption, coupled with insufficient supply, can drive up tomato prices.

Impact of Rising Tomato Prices:

Household Budgets and Inflation: Rising tomato prices can have a direct impact on consumers' monthly expenses and overall inflation rates, as tomatoes are a staple ingredient in Indian cuisine.

Farmer Income and Livelihoods: Higher prices may benefit tomato farmers in the short term, but long-term price volatility can impact their income stability and farming practices.

Food Processing and Restaurant Industry: Rising tomato prices can affect food processors, restaurants, and street food vendors, potentially leading to increased menu prices and reduced profit margins.

Potential Solutions and Mitigation Strategies:

Improved Agricultural Practices: Encouraging farmers to adopt modern agricultural techniques, use high-yielding tomato varieties, and implement proper crop management practices can enhance productivity and minimize losses.

Strengthening Supply Chain Infrastructure: Investments in transportation, cold storage facilities, and better market linkages can reduce post-harvest losses, improve supply efficiency, and stabilize tomato prices.

Diversification and Crop Planning: Promoting crop diversification by supporting farmers to cultivate alternative vegetables and implementing effective crop planning strategies can help manage supply-demand dynamics.

Government Interventions: The government can intervene by implementing price control measures, providing subsidies, and supporting farmer cooperatives to stabilize tomato prices and safeguard consumer interests.

Conclusion: The rising prices of tomatoes in India pose significant challenges for consumers, farmers, and the food industry. Understanding the underlying causes, assessing the impact, and exploring effective solutions are crucial for addressing this issue. Collaborative efforts between farmers, policymakers, and stakeholders across the supply chain are necessary to ensure a more sustainable and affordable tomato market in India.

Disclaimer: The information provided in this blog post is based on available knowledge up to September 2021. The tomato market is subject to dynamic changes, and the situation may have evolved since then.

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riteshlicadvisor · 11 months

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बीमा का इतिहास: विकास, उत्पाद और भारतीय उद्योग में सरकारी हस्तक्षेप

भारतीय बीमा उद्योग के सरकारी हस्तक्षेप में बीमा का इतिहास, विकास और उत्पाद के बारे में जानें। इस रोमांचकारी वीडियो में हम बीमा के मूल सिद्धांतों, प्रक्रियाओं और महत्वपूर्ण तत्वों पर विस्तार से चर्चा करेंगे। यह एक दिलचस्प जानकारीपूर्ण साक्षात्कार है, जिसमें आपको बीमा और उद्योग के बारे में नवीनतम ज्ञान प्राप्त होगा।

#Insurance #InsuranceHistory #IndianInsurance #GovernmentIntervention #InsuranceIndustry #DevelopmentOfInsurance #InsuranceProducts #EssentialsOfInsurance #InsurancePrinciples #InsuranceKnowledge #LearnAboutInsurance #ritesh lic advisor #lic #ritesh shayari

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sillygalaxyangel · 3 months

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Unveiling TARP: How it Kept the US Financial Ship Afloat 🛳️💰

Hey Tumblr fam! Today, let's journey back to the tumultuous waters of the 2008 financial crisis and explore a lifeline thrown to the sinking US financial system: the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP). 🌊💼

🔍 Understanding TARP: TARP wasn't just an acronym; it was a beacon of hope during one of the darkest periods in financial history. 🕯️💸 Enacted in 2008, TARP was a government initiative aimed at stabilizing the US financial system by purchasing troubled assets and injecting capital into struggling institutions.

💪 Keeping the Ship Afloat: When the financial storm hit, banks were drowning in toxic assets and credit markets froze like glaciers. TARP stepped in as a lifeboat, providing much-needed liquidity to banks and preventing a total economic meltdown. 🚢💧

💼 Restoring Confidence: Beyond just dollars and cents, TARP restored confidence in the financial system. It signaled to investors and the public that the government was willing to take bold actions to prevent a catastrophic collapse. 💼🌈

📈 The Ripple Effect: TARP's impact extended far beyond Wall Street. It helped stabilize housing markets, preserve jobs, and kick-start economic recovery. Its effects were felt in Main Street as well as in the skyscrapers of Manhattan. 🏡📉

🔄 Lessons Learned: While TARP wasn't without controversy, it taught us valuable lessons about the importance of swift and decisive action during times of crisis. It also sparked discussions about financial regulation and the role of government in the economy. 📚💬

So, as we reflect on the legacy of TARP, let's remember how it played a pivotal role in navigating the treacherous waters of the financial crisis. 🌊⚓

#GovernmentIntervention #TARP #FinancialCrisis #EconomicRecovery #finance #payment system #thefinrate #100 days of productivity #financialinsights

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usnewsper-politics · 4 months

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Grocery Stores Under Fire: Are They Cheating Us? #anticompetitivepractices #commercefairness #ConsumerPriceIndex #consumerprotection #corporateaccountability #COVID19pandemic #Economicdownturn #economichardship #fairmarketpractices #FederalTradeCommission #fooddeserts #freshproduceaccessibility #governmentintervention #grocerystores #laborcosts #marketconcentration #NationalGrocersAssociation #pricefixing #pricegouging #pricemanipulation #ruralareadevelopment #supplychaindisruptions

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usnewsper-business · 4 months

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Job Losses and Uncertainty: Tata Steel's Tough Decision Shakes UK Steel Industry #blastfurnaceoperations #businessmodels #changingdemandpatterns #cheaperimports #economicuncertainty #electricarcfurnaces #excesscapacity #financialdifficulties #globalsteelindustry #governmentintervention #joblosses #newtechnologies #PortTalbot #pricevolatility #Scunthorpe #steeldemand #TataSteel #tradeunion

#Business #blastfurnaceoperations #businessmodels #changingdemandpatterns #cheaperimports #economicuncertainty #electricarcfurnaces #excesscapacity #financialdifficulties #globalsteelindustry #governmentintervention #joblosses #newtechnologies #PortTalbot #pricevolatility #Scunthorpe #steeldemand #TataSteel #tradeunion

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hargo-news · 5 months

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Drastic Decline in Stunting-At-Risk Children in Bone Bolango

#StuntingReduction #BoneBolango Drastic Decline in Stunting-At-Risk Children in Bone Bolango

Hargo.co.id, GORONTALO – The government intervention program in Bone Bolango Regency has successfully reduced the number of children at risk of stunting. The evidence is compelling, as the number of at-risk children in the easternmost part of Gorontalo Province has dramatically decreased from approximately 1,340 to 783. “Alhamdulillah, the number of children at risk of stunting continues to…

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#Bonebolango #ChildHealth #GorontaloProvince #GovernmentIntervention #HealthPrograms #MeyrinKadir #StuntingReduction

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upscmagazine · 2 years

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#Hunger in #India #whyinnews #hungerinindia #datarelatedtohungerininida #causesofmalnutrition #governmentinterventions #upsc #cse #supremecourt #rajasthan #annapurnarasoi #aharcentre #odisha #globalhungerindex #ghi

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mydjw · 3 years

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#governance #ChineseDigitalEconomy Internet GovernmentIntervention Governance By Prof. Kai Kajitani

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clsslib2point0-blog · 6 years

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Source image: Michael Deleon Photography / yenom.deviantart.com/art/Denver-Sunshine-25545395

#minimumwage #jobmarket #unemployment #governmentintervention #peterschiff

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iceearthnews · 4 years

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WeMissYouMother #WeMissYouLittleOne Ice Earth has decided to celebrate 27th May as Mother's Day every year from 2020 itself. Mourning the Belated remembrance to a departed soul and the failed struggle to protect her unborn baby. ................................................................................................... CLICK LINK IN BIO TO READ FULL STORY. (RIP beautiful souls- Mother & Child). 🐘 Humanity is absolutely absent in some really cruel people of India. A pregnant elephant has taken "Jalsamadhi" knowing she is going to die. Entire nation is possibly aware by now on how this happened. But still this must be shared on my post with grief and mourning eyes. This beautiful female elephant was pregnant. She came across a pineapple and probably thought it as a food for her baby waiting to see the world with its own eyes soon. How would she know that the region with highest literacy will turn out to be inhabited with a few people who have a mentally-ill mindset? Right?? Yes, some mentally-ill person had laced this particular pineapple with powerful crackers. It exploded when this mother elephant chomped on the pineapple to feed herself and her unborn baby. For days this mother elephant walked and walked, yet did no harm to anyone in her situation of anguishing pain. Sadly, she realized humans have failed her and there was no point in seeking any help she decided to take "Jalsamadhi" when her self-realization sunk in that she was going to die. And the pain she had to bear of not being able to protect and do much for her unborn child. Elephants #Kerala #KeralaTourism #SilentValley #SilentValleyForest #ChangeMindset #GovernmentIntervention #EducateOnElephants #EducateOnEnvironment #EducateOnBiodiversity #SaveElephants #SavebabyElephant #ElephantAwareness #ProtectWildlife #ProtectElephants #BiodiversityAwareness #GreenConservationAwareness #LackOfAwareness #LiteracyDoesNotJustifyMindset #MindsetAwareness #MentalAwareness .... Info source: THE HINDU. Image: The image the pregnant elephant posted on Facebook by Section Forest Officer Mohan Krishnan. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement (https://www.thehindu.com/profile/photographers/Special-Arrangement/) (at Ice Earth) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA-X3OtFEQS/?igshid=meqmqo3u330o

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90jeduardo-blog1 · 5 years

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BAD Captain Marvel Reviews? Government Intervention Demanded! - YouTube https://youtu.be/uElOUeMXjOg . . . . . . . . . . . . #captainmarvel #brielarson #reviews #thequatering #YouTube #youtubevideos #marvel #marvelstudios #Disney #nerds #nerd #friki #frikis #government #sjwshit #governmentintervention #intervention #socialjusticewarrior #sjw #left #leftvsright #comics #marvelcomics #marvelmovies #movies https://www.instagram.com/p/BuuXjJbnJWV/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1e0vg3gpr72nh

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exultant714 · 4 years

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Day 4 of “Social Distancing” due to the COVID-19 Outbreak/Release...😷🦠4️⃣🤔 Fear NOT! The US Navy is sending hospital ships to help.. 🛳🏥⛴🩺🚢👨‍🔬🇺🇸 Drawn w/Adobe Fresco on iPad Pro. Thanks for following #RegosGraphicDesign DM for inquiries and commissions 📥 #GraphicDesigner #LogoDesigner #RegoTek #GraphicArtist #LogoDesign #PromotionalGraphics #VectorArt #VisualArtist #ShawnRego #RegosGraphics #AdobeFresco #ExultantIndustries #Day4 #Covid10 #SocialDistancing #CoronaVirus #SelfIsolation #CoronaVirus2020 #PopulationControl #StayIndoors #FollowTheRules #WashYourHands #StaySafe #StayHome #HelpIsOnTheWay #GovernmentIntervention #WhoCreatedCovid19 (at Rego's Graphic Design) https://www.instagram.com/p/B97MyCHgvxI/?igshid=jeilmixbv6v1

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luiscbanda · 5 years

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My #brother lends me his #scooter and I go all over place with #truefreedom. No #governmentintervention, #nohelmet just me and the #road. Next to #MayonVolcano which is active Visit my website www.donor4luis.com (at Camalig, Albay, Philippines) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwOb8CvDuy2/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=o6z371gn8ot8

#brother #scooter #truefreedom #governmentintervention #nohelmet #road #mayonvolcano

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thetreasuredbelongingofaref-blog · 7 years

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Notebook 4 - Feedback

a. This zine is about Trinh Mai’s Family Tree art piece based on her family’s history and prayer book and the story of her family. It focuses on relating Trinh Mai’s family history to problems countries and people face, such as western imperialism, settler colonialism, and exploitation. It covers the perception and treatment of refugees who fled Vietnam during/after the Vietnam war, and it relates those refugees to the ban on refugees from seven predominantly Muslim countries. This zine also illustrates several powerful art pieces by Trinh Mai.

b. “This idea that a descendant of refugees would participate in a war that creates more refugees begs the question colonialism is cyclic.” (Notebook 3) I picture this line referencing to a diagram about colonialism. War -> refugees -> war. The background can be a world map or a map of the places the US has spread its influence and displaced people.

“Mai has noticed that there is a greater sense of community in Vietnam that does not exist in the States.” (Notebook 1)

I particularly like this line because it contrasts the communities in Vietnam versus United States. You could relate this to neoliberalism, which I think is part of the reason the US doesn’t have the same sense of community as Vietnam; neoliberalism encourages the human self-serving nature and is strongly against the idea of government intervention to aid those in need. You could put this line next to one of Mai’s pictures of community, such as

c. “Many people were promised passage to the US because they helped the US during the Vietnam War, only to figure out that they have been abandoned. Many of the people banned by Executive Order 13769 have helped the US in a similar fashion and are now barred from entering the country for which they risked their lives.” (Notebook 2) I like that you related the Vietnam war to Executive Order 13769. While the Vietnam war is definitely important and still affects people today, the Executive Order is a very recent development that has implications for people living in those seven countries and people who obtained a visa or green card but were unable to come to America. However, you might want to add a note explaining the executive order’s contents or just saying “commonly known as the Muslim Ban.” You could include a timeline of some kind of how the US has continuously abandoned people who have fought for the US throughout history, such as the translators that helped US soldiers in Afghanistan. “Trinh Mai lives by, “first human, second artist, third painter” (from the talk on 1/25/17). Given America’s stance on immigration, it makes for a good question if America lives by American first, human second. At the same time, it is only natural for humans to selfishly want to be part of an exclusive country. There has never been a time of 0% unemployment, so if people constantly worry about the incoming cheap labor that immigrants can bring, when can any immigrants ever come?” (Notebook 2) Note: I edited it very slightly for punctuation and clarity.

It’s a good point that many people are concerned about themselves before they care about other people because self-preservation is a very strong thing. I think that you could have this line next to a section about colonialism and how the refugees left Vietnam and occupied land the US stole from the indigenous people.

d. I like the image of the boat, and I think it really suits your topic because many refugees fled Vietnam by boat. If I remember correctly, there was something special about the cloth she used to make that flag, and you could look into that. While there were several other pictures on your tumblr that were powerful in their own way, I couldn’t tell just by looking at them what they were about, and they didn’t look directed related to refugees. I think this can go on a page that you talk about fleeing Vietnam or migration of any kind. I’m not sure if this violates any copyright problems. If you got these off Trinh Mai’s website, have you looked at the copyright? If there is a copyright infringement, you can also try contacting her directly for permission to post work.

e. i (reworded analysis).

For the Mai Family and for many other refugees produced by the Vietnam War, the United States appears to be a savior. Conversely, for many Americans, the Vietnamese refugees appear to be a social burden. These refugees are victims of exploitation colonialism. Sold on the American Dream, these refugees flee their homelands and escape the devastation of exploitation colonialism to participate in settler colonialism.

The relation between exploitation colonialism and settler colonialism is part of the disappearance of Indigenous Americans. By 1975, Indigenous people of America were thought to be gone. In a more horrifying light, the indigenous fate was perceived to be justified by popular American culture depicting them as barbarians (even though that was far from the truth). For most of the Vietnamese refugees, the story of the people who lived off the land they were about to occupy hardly mattered. The survivance of the Indigenous people came second to their own survivance.

Both the displacement of indigenous people from now US lands and the displacement of the Vietnamese are products of Western imperialism, but the narrative of these two groups of people are very different. Colonialism destroyed both groups’ homelands, so the Mai Family flees their homeland to occupy another people’s stolen homeland. Colonialism is the driving force behind displacement of indigenous people. It is terrible that the master narrative has completely rewritten history as a justification of the theft of so many nations’ land, and has painted the current occupiers as righteous for letting people live with them on that stolen land.

American imperialism has not ended. America continues to devastate other homelands for America’s self-benefit and, at the same time, paint itself as a savior for letting the affected refugees occupy stolen land with current Americans. Modern imperialism currently affects Trinh Mai. Her nephew served in the military for 20 years and went to the Middle East for 2 tours. After standing trial when he was a teenager, he was given a choice of prison or the military. After serving his mandatory 2 years, the nephew chose to stay in the military. His grandfather fought the Communist regime with Americans in the Vietnam War and even was sent to a concentration camp for opposing the government. After being exposed to the military, Trinh Mai’s nephew felt inspired to continue to serve the military that served alongside his grandfather. When descendants of refugees participate in a war that creates more refugees, they create a continuous cycle of displacement.

In particular, this prayer book represents Western imperialism through the letters in the book. Vietnam was a victim of both Chinese and French colonialism. Vietnam was under Chinese control until the French made Vietnam a French colony. To distance Vietnam from China and to make the Vietnamese language easier for French people, the French forced the Vietnamese people to use a Latin-based alphabet.

Christianity was also a product of Western imperialism. During the 18th and the 19th century, people of the Christian faith tried to convert the people of the colonized lands to Christianity. They justified their occupation of these lands, settler colonialism, by claiming they were helping “savages” become “civilized.” They claimed they were helping these lands. This was called the white man’s burden. In reality, they were exploiting workers for their own profit.

When the prayer book was passed to Trinh Mai, she transformed it using techniques she learned at San Francisco State University, an American university that exists due to settler colonialism.

ii (good parts). I reworded some of your analysis about the effects of American imperialism and the analysis of how Westerners relates to the Vietnamese. I appreciate how you tried to relate refugees fleeing Vietnam to the occupation of stolen land in the United States. When these refugees were displaced from their lands, they ended up occupying land that the government had displaced other people from. It’s powerful in that you get straight to the point. It’s clear and very easy to read. iii. However, some things aren’t really clear to me, and maybe it’s because I don’t really know that much about the Vietnam war. Who were the Vietnamese refugees fleeing from? On one hand, it sounds like you’re saying they’re trying to escape the effects of western imperialism, but on the other hand, it sounds like they were fleeing the new Vietnam regime.

I think it’s important for you to note that the French and Japan were the occupiers of Vietnam, though likely other countries aided in the oppression of the Vietnamese. Colonialism isn’t just something the US does and that doesn’t really come through. I’m also not too clear on who your target audience is. Is it someone who has seen the prayer book and is interested in the backstory?

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