War's Ripple Effect: Cooking Oil, Gas, Chicken Prices Soar in Telugu States

• International conflicts indirectly burden Telugu families, disrupting supply chains and increasing essential commodity prices.
• Cooking oil prices surged by Rs. 15-25 per liter in three months; sunflower oil up Rs. 21 to Rs. 185.
• Domestic gas cylinder price increased by Rs. 60, adding Rs. 480 annually for an average family.
• Chicken prices skyrocketed from Rs. 260 to Rs. 400 per kilo in a month due to import and transport issues.
• Premium petrol price rose by Rs. 2.90 per liter, adding a significant burden on district consumers.