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As per a recent report by Economic Times of India (Times of India group) the inflation in India may approach zero in the second half of this fiscal (2008). The report appears to be wrongly interpreted by Economic Times, likely to be a deliberate misinterpretation. What actually the CEO of Edelweiss Mr. Rashesh Shah said was that the inflation might touch zero at certain times of 2009 fiscal. Being a responsible news paper in India, Economic Times need to maintain the integrity of its news better! The statement by Mr. Shah itself is highly speculative given that the inflation is in double digits, and there seems to be no significant deceleration in sight. The food prices are sky rocketing in India, and the common man is finding it very difficult to make the ends meet. Added to this, there is huge power shortage in India. The electric supply for villages ranges from 5 to 7 hours per day (24 hour day), and for that of cities range from 18 - 21 hours per day. In otherwords, there is 4 to 6 hours blackout from electric utility supply in cities like Bangalore, and 16 to 18 hours black out in rural areas. Therefore, the demand for electric generators (that run on diesel or gas) is going to be huge, which in turn increases product prices and inflation.

Title: Inflation to be near zero in H2 of this fiscal: Edelweiss

Link:
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/Inflation_to_be_near_zero_in_H2_of_this_fiscal_Edelweiss/articleshow/3691876.cms

Govt. of India, specifically, Reserve Bank of India is cutting Repo rate, SLR, and CRR (Cash Reserve Ratio) over the past couple of weeks like never before. RBI, in an unprecedented move cut the repo rate, the cash reserve ratio (CRR) and the statutory liquidity ratio (SLR) all at one go to ease liquidity in the markets and propup the stock markets. All this at an inflation rate running in double digits. CRR has been reduced by over 250 basis points over the past couple of weeks releasing over Rupees one lakh crores (One hundred thousand crores) in to the banking system. Repo rate has been cut by about 200 basis points. Further, RBI has also opened a special window of Rs 20,000 crore for mutual funds redemptions
The price of food items such as vegetables, rice, and others are sky rocketing with 10+ inflation. It is not clear whether the Indian government is interested in safeguarding the interests of business houses or 1+ billion people of India.