1. Pune’s favorite street foods like vada pav and bhaji are now more expensive due to rising costs of key ingredients like onions, pulses, and cooking oil.
  2. Prices of grains and pulses have increased by ₹7 to ₹15 per kilogram, while cooking oil remains high at ₹140 to ₹145 per litre.
  3. Local eateries and budget-friendly food outlets are adjusting their menu prices, making affordable meals less accessible for students and low-income groups.
  4. The President of the Pune Restaurant and Hotel Association has voiced concerns over the significant increase in costs, putting pressure on the hospitality sector.
  5. Pune residents are feeling the impact of rising food prices, turning eating out into a luxury rather than a daily convenience.
  6. The hope for stability in food prices remains as vendors navigate the challenges of balancing quality and affordability in the face of inflation.

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