The average price of home-made veg thali has increased by 5% across the country. Rating agency Crisil said in its Rice Roti Rate (RRR) that in June 2026, the price of thali has increased due to the cost of tomato, onion, edible oil and LPG cylinder. This also eliminated the impact of the fall in potato prices. According to the agency, due to decrease in the supply of chicken, the price of non-veg thali has also become costlier by 6% in June. At the same time, due to adverse weather conditions, the price of pulses may also increase in the coming days. Pulses will remain expensive due to damage to crops in Karnataka, MP and Maharashtra. Director of Crisil Intelligence Pushan Sharma said that the old stock (opening stock) of urad and moong is already low. Along with this, the production of pulses has suffered due to bad weather in Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra, due to which there is a possibility of increase in the prices of pulses in future also. Similarly, sowing delays and moisture stress due to lack of consistent rainfall in key producing states may reduce kharif onion and tomato yields.
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Prices of onion and tomato increased, veg thali became costlier by 5% in June: Prices of non-veg thali also increased, prices of pulses will increase due to weather.
