Madam, several hon. members have referred to the problems faced by weaker sections of our Society. I fully agree with them that we need to focus on the developmental gaps affecting the weaker sections of our population. I would like to assure the hon. members that we will effectively deal with this important task. Many hon. members have also made references to the price situation in the country. There is no doubt that in the last two years or so, the prices have become a problem for us. Fortunately, there are now indications that prices are coming under control, but we have to be vigilant. It was in this context that the Finance Minister's effort to control the fiscal deficit is very relevant. Our fiscal deficit increased in the year 2008-09 because of the developments in the international economic climate, and it was our hope that we would be able to get back to a more reasonable level of fiscal deficit in the year 2011-12. So, it is very important that Finance Minister succeeds in the control of fiscal deficit as it is essential for us to achieve our objectives of inclusive growth with reasonable price stability. Today, India is facing many problems. The problem of rising prices is one of the most important problems facing the country. According to some economists, the growing economy of this country is one of the factors responsible for rising prices. In a growing economy, the supply of money increases quickly but the supply of goods takes time to increase. Production of consumer goods has been rising at a comparatively slow rate in our country. Again, black money and the rapidly increasing population in the country have further increased inflation and consequently rise in prices.