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All India Consumer Price Index (General) for Industrial Workers (Base 1982=100)
Year
Jan.
Feb.
March
April
May
June
July
Aug.
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Average
(Rounded)
1997
350
350
351
354
352
355
358
359
361
365
366
372
358
1998
384
382
380
383
389
399
411
413
420
433
438
429
405
1999
420
415
414
415
419
420
424
426
 429
437
438
431 
424
2000
431
430
434
438
440
442
445
443
444
449
450
446
441
2001 445 443 445 448 451 457 463 466 465 468 472 469 458
2002 467 466 468 469 472 476 481 484 485 487 489 484 477
2003 483 484 487 493 494 497 501 499 499 503 504 502 496
2004
 504 504 504 504 508 512 517 522 523 526 525 521
 514
2005
 526
 525
 525
 529
 527
 529
 538
 540
 542
 548
 553
 550
 536
2006
 551
 551
 551
 557
 560
 570
 574
 574
 579
 588
 588
 588
 569
2007
 588
 593
 588
 593
 597
 602
 611
 616
 616
 620
 620
 620
 606
2008
 620
 625
 634
 639
 644
 648
 662
 671
 676
 685
 685 681
 656
2009
 685
 685 685 695
 699
 708
 741
 750
 755
 764
 778
 782
 727
2010
 796











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      All India Consumer Price Index Number for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) on base 2001=100 for January 2010 increased by 3 points and stood at 172 (one hundred and seventy two).

 

       During January 2010, the index recorded a maximum increase of 11 points in Amritsar centre, 10 points each in Jabalpur and Nagpur  centres, 9 points  in Ranchi, Hatia  centre, 8 points in 4 centres, 7 points in 4 centres, 6 points in 7 centres, 5 points in 7 centres and 4 point in 4 centres, 3 points in 11 centres, 2 points in 8 centres and 1 point in 11 centnres. The index decreased by 1 point in 4 centres and 3 points in three centers, 3 points in 2 centres, 4 points in 3 centres. In the remaining 6 centres the index remained stationary.

 

       The maximum increase of 11 points in Amritsar centre is mainly on account of  Housing Index and  ncrease in the prices of milk, sugar, tea leaves, electricity charges etc. .  The increase of 10 points each in Jabalpur   centre is mainly due to Housing index and increase in the prices of Rice, milk, sugar etc.  and  in Nagpur center, it is mainly on account of Housing Index and increase in the prices  of wheat, goat meat, sugar etc. The increase of 9 points in Ranchi Hatia centre is mainly due to Housing index and increase in the prices of  wheat, atta, milk, sugar, tea (readymade ) etc. However, the decrease of 4 point each in Tripura, Darjeeling and Raniganj centres is  due to  decrease in the prices of vegetable and fruit items.

 

       The indices in respect of the six major centres are as follows :

 

1. Ahmedabad

165

 

4. Delhi

158

2. Bangalore

177

 

5. Kolkata

167

3. Chennai

160

 

6. Mumbai

171

 

       The point to point rate of inflation for January 2010 is 16.22% as compared to 14.97% in December 2009.

 

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