so many feel like it happens far away and you don t know how to affect change. we do. we eat food, think about food, enjoy food. we have tremendous control about what food comes to our community. just food worked specifically in new york city, but there are areas where even if they have a grocery store, the food is not good, and what s abundant and cheap is not healthy and nutritious and the food is rotting on the shelves. and so the complaints that we hear from the community are i don t want this. i know that i know what s good for me and i want to make chan changes. who wants their food to be a vegetable if it s rotting on the supermarket shelves. especially if you have a limited food budget. you see that food rot on the counter before you can eat it, that s a terrible thing. people are taking control of their food system. it s happening across the country, where people are
problems with food rot. that is a big increase in expenditure there. also, the government is going to increase the minimum wage for unskilled workers. that is certainly to reach out very much what is known is as the common man. a lot of analysts saying this is a populous kind of budget as there are some political concerns because five states are going to go to the polls this year. the government very cognizant of that. meanwhile, of course, corruption is something that s been hounding this congress-led government. was there any mention of that in this budget? there was. the finance minister touched on it saying that the process, the budgetary process in particular because that s what he was there in front of parliament to talk about today. he also talked about something else, the issue of black money, that is money obtained illegally, generally, and untaxed saying there s a five-fold strategy to try to