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"Though food inflation in January-February 2010 was as high as 20 per cent which had come down in last 6-7 months to nine per cent. Now it moved up higher and this is unacceptable to us and we have to see that it goes down," he said.
Mukherjee said to remove supply constraints some measures had been taken and from the demand side by adjusting crucial rates Reserve Bank of India had taken appropiate step. "I hope this will help bring it (inflation) down," Mukherjee said.
Speaking about revenue collection, Mukherjee said there was some slowdown, but officials were working hard to overcome it. "There is no revision of targets," he added.