Recent policies in India aimed at reducing inflation have included adjustments in interest rates by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and measures to stabilize food prices through procurement and distribution.

• Monetary Policy Adjustments: The RBI has used changes in interest rates to manage inflation expectations and consumer spending.
• Food Price Management: Government efforts to control food supply and distribution aim to stabilize prices, which are crucial as food costs heavily influence overall inflation.
• Challenges and Impact: However, the effectiveness of these policies can be influenced by global factors like international commodity prices and domestic structural issues such as agricultural productivity and infrastructure.
• Long-term Strategies: To sustainably tackle inflation, structural reforms like improving agricultural productivity and infrastructure are essential.