When Prices Rise, Student Budgets Cry A few years ago, I could buy snacks, books, and even manage small expenses without thinking too much. Now, I check prices twice before buying anything. Even a simple cup of tea feels like a big decision sometimes. This is what inflation feels like. Inflation means prices of things go up over time. Food becomes more expensive. Transport costs more. Books, fees, and even daily items start costing more than before. For students, this change can feel very heavy. Let me share how inflation affects students and what I have learned from it. Daily Expenses Become Hard to Manage The first thing I noticed was my daily spending. Small things like snacks, tea, and travel started costing more. At first, it did not seem like a big problem. But slowly, these small costs added up. By the end of the week, I realized I had spent much more than expected. For students who depend on pocket money or limited income, this becomes stressful. Managing daily ex...