1. INFLATION Inflation is a situation where the aggregate demand of goods and services exceeds the available supply and due to this there is increase in price level. Or Whenever a product is bought or sold beyond its real price for its worth, then inflation of money occurs.

2. EXAMPLE:- After the MNCs arrival and raising the professional engineers salary beyond 60K per month, the builders and banks seems to join hand together to inflate the price of rural lands for building lifestyle apartments with swimming pools and landscaping.

3. Since loans are available easily and engineers blindly take loans to buy their dream home because they can afford and also home is a basic necessity. Here the true price of land and houses is inflated 3 to 5 times and all that extra inflated price goes to the builders as the profit.

4. Here the inflated price amount does not do any real improvement for the general economy. Government and RBI should evaluate the real price and stop the builders from devouring all the inflated money.

8. Uncertainty over future inflation may discourage investments and savings.

10. Inflation in India 2009 meaning the current rate of inflation in India stands at 11.49%. In 2008 industrial bodies, policy makers all were worried with the steadily-rising inflation. The middle of the year augment the tension as majority of the

11. population was wary about a double-digit inflation.However things changed within a few months. Inflation in India actually dropped below 1% during the 3rd week of March,2009. In India inflation is measured by the y-o-y variation of the wholesale price index.

12. While the inflation as measured byWPI is currently at a very low level, the inflation is measured by CPI that is consumer price index is at higher levels of 9 to 10%.

13. INFLATION IN INDIA STATISTICS YEAR 2009 YEAR 2008