It seems that you want to argue for the sake of arguing.
First, Inflation is cyclic phenomenon, falling during recession and rising as the economy approaches the cyclic peak. Similarly, as William Phillips proved, there is an inverse relationship between the rate of unemployment and the rate of inflation. Both condition aptly apply to India, moreover sometime it beyond the control of the state to control inflation as in case of rising crude prices. India is growing economy that to at rates nearing 10%, so the business cycles and upheaval in employment rates are expected to be more frequent ..so no need worry.
I would worry if consumer has lost his confidence in the economy, growth rates are going down, industrial production is down, forex reserves are insufficient to cover short term capital flow, unemployment is huge, trade is stagnant, and India is not moving up the value chain in production.
Rest assured, India is soon to become one of the growth engines together with US, EU and China of the world economy
With all due respect, I don't think you really know what you are talking about.
Pay attention to the following:
High inflation is an indication of an overheating economy.
The only way to contain it is to slow growth by reducing credit.
That's what the Indian regulators are going to have to do sooner or later.
If they do it sooner, they can manage a soft landing 2011. If they don't act in a timely manner, there will be hard landing with negative long-term consequences.