Petrol, diesel prices cheaper by Rs 2/litre as Govt decreases basic excise duty rate from Oct 4
Business | Oct 04, 2017, 09:34 AM ISTThe government on Tuesday reduced Excise Duty on petrol and diesel by Rs 2 per litre, effective October 4.
The government on Tuesday reduced Excise Duty on petrol and diesel by Rs 2 per litre, effective October 4.
New Delhi: Petrol price today was hiked by Rs 2.58 per litre and diesel rate by Rs 1.26 per litre - marking the third increase in rates this month. These revised prices will come into
Prices for petrol and diesel have been raised with effect from midnight tonight. While prices of petrol per litre have been hiked by Rs 2.19 per litre, diesel will get dearer by 98 paise per litre.
Oil marketing companies have today raised the price of petrol by Rs 3.07 and that of diesel by Rs 1.90. The hiked prices will be applicable from midnight March 16/March 17.
New Delhi: The Delhi government today hiked the prices of petrol by 96 paise per litre and diesel by 53 paise. The hike follows a decision by the state government to increase VAT or local
New Delhi: Indian Oil Corporation has announced less than one rupee cuts in transport fuel prices in Delhi, with corresponding price revision in other states. With effect from midnight, petrol prices per litre are being
New Delhi: In the second increase in duties in just over two weeks, the government today announced an increase in the excise duty on petrol by Rs 0.37 per litre and by Rs 2 a
New Delhi: Petrol price was today cut by Rs 2.42 per litre and diesel by Rs 2.25 a litre after an excise duty hike limited the benefit of global crude prices slumping to six-year low.The
New Delhi: Petrol and diesel prices in India may fall further as global oil prices slumped to four-year lows of around $70 a barrel on Thursday after Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) decided against
New Delhi: BJP today welcomed the reduction in petrol and diesel prices and hoped that it will help bring down inflation to make life easier for the common man. Crediting the Narendra Modi government for
New Delhi: A Rs 3.56 per litre cut in diesel prices is in the offing as slump in international oil prices have helped nearly doubling of profit on India's most consumed fuel.With crude prices dipping
New Delhi: Petrol price will be cut by Rs 1.89-2.38 per litre from August 15, Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan announced today.In perhaps for the first instance of a minister announcing the reduction in price of
New Delhi: Following are the revised prices of petrol and diesel in four metros after oil firms hiked rates with effect from midnight tonight.PETROLCurrent Price Revised Price IncreaseDelhi72.4373.160.73Kolkata80.2080.960.76Mumbai81.3182.070.76Chennai75.7176.480.77(All Rates in Rs/ litre) DIESELCurrent Price Revised Price
Mumbai: Union Oil Minister Veerappa Moily today expressed confidence that diesel prices would be completely deregulated in the next two months.“We still hope that in the days to come and within a couple of months,
New Delhi, May 31: Indian Oil on Friday hiked petrol price by 75 paise per litre and that of diesel by 50 paise per litre, both rates excluding local taxes, effective midnight, an official announced.Petrol
New Delhi, May 29: Prices of petrol and diesel are going to be hiked from June 1 by state-owned oil companies, sources said today. The price of petrol will be hiked by Re 1 per
Chennai, May 11: Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J. Jayalalithaa Friday demanded revoking of the latest diesel price hike and the powers of the oil marketing companies to determine the fuel price.In a statement issued here,
Jaipur, January 19: Ruling out roll-back of the “small” 45 paisa increase in diesel prices, Oil Minister M. Veerappa Moily on Saturday said bulk consumers like Railways will have to find their own budget to
New Delhi, Jan 10: Oil stocks on Thursday rose by as much as 4 per cent following the Oil Ministry's proposal to hike diesel rates by Rs.3-4.50 per litre.Shares of IOC gained 3.59 per cent
New Delhi, Sep 20: In a veiled threat to the UPA, Samajwadi Party chief Mulayam Singh Yadav today said his party will not “tolerate” anti-people decisions like hike in diesel prices and kept open the
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