<h1>Government Tackles Inflation: Cuts Duties, Regulates Stocks, and Monitors Essential Goods Amid Global and Domestic Challenges.</h1> The government is actively monitoring the price rise of essential commodities and implementing supply-side measures to combat inflation. Actions include cutting excise duty on petrol and diesel, reducing import duties on pulses, rationalizing tariffs, and imposing stock limits on edible oils and soya meal. Buffer stocks for onions and pulses are maintained, and soya meal has been classified as an essential commodity temporarily. Global factors like the Russia-Ukraine conflict and pandemic-related supply-demand imbalances are contributing to inflation, alongside domestic issues like crop damage from heat waves, leading to increased vegetable prices.