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Tax Cut By Government Can Help Says Oil Companies As Petrol, Diesel Hit New All-Time High
In the national capital, petrol is priced at an all-time high of Rs. 86.95 per litre, while diesel costs Rs. 77.13 per litre.
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Diesel Price in Delhi Inches Towards The Rs. 82 Per Litre-Mark; Sees Second Consecutive Hike Of 15 Paise
Oil marketing companies (OMCs) on Sunday yet again hiked the price of diesel in the national capital by 15 paise per litre. As per a price notification from state-owned OMCs, diesel price in Delhi inched towards the Rs 82 per litre-mark following the second consecutive day of the price hike. With the new prices coming into effect, the retail sellin...
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Fuel Rates Stabilise; Petrol, Diesel Prices Remain Unchanged On 2nd Consecutive Day
Fuel prices in India today remain unchanged for the second consecutive day. While daily price revision saw a halt on June 28, on June 29, petrol prices in Delhi again went up by a marginal 5 paise per litre, while diesel continued to remain costlier with a hike of 13 paise per litre. However, on Tuesday, June 30, daily revision of fuel rates again ...
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Hiked; 21 Days And Counting
The oil companies on Saturday, yet again, revised the fuel prices for the 21st consecutive day resulting in a hike of 25 paise and 21 paise in prices of petrol and diesel respectively. With newly revised prices of petroleum products, the customers in Delhi will have to shed Rs. 80.38 per litre for petrol. And, they will have to pay Rs. 80.40 for a ...
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Revised For the Eighth Day In A Row
The petrol and diesel prices continue to rise even on the eight consecutive days across all metro cities in the country. With the new retail prices coming into effect this morning, the auto fuels retail at the pumps at Rs. 75.78 per litre and Rs. 74.03 per litre respectively in the capital city. On Sunday, the petrol retailed at pumps in Delhi at R...
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Petrol Price Hiked By Rs. 1.67, Diesel By Rs. 7.10 Per Litre In Delhi Due To Increase In VAT
Fuel prices have gone up in the national capital after the government increased the value-added tax (VAT).
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Delhi Petrol Pumps To Stay Shut On October 22-23 Over Value Added Tax
Petrol and diesel dealers in the national capital are in the grip of a crisis following the recent excise duty cuts made by the Centre and many states leading to losses here ranging 20-30 per cent, the Delhi Petrol Dealers Association (DPDA) said on Wednesday.
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BJP Protests VAT Hike on Fuel in Delhi, Raises it Next Door in Haryana
As the Delhi BJP protested against the Arind Kejriwal government's decision to increase Value Added Tax or VAT on petrol and diesel, its government's in neighbouring states effected VAT hikes too.
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Proposal to hike CNG prices in Delhi by Rs 1.75 per kg dropped
Following stiff opposition from her own party MLAs, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit was today forced to withdraw the budget proposal to levy five per cent VAT on CNG within a week of her announcing the move. The price of CNG, which fuels public transport in the city, will remain at Rs 35.45 per kg while the price of petrol will come down by 92...
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Petrol prices cut by Rs 2 a litre
In this summer of discontent, it's a partial relief for the aam aadmi. After the steepest hike of Rs 7.54 a litre in the petrol prices last month, state-owned oil companies on Saturday announced a reduction of Rs 1.68 per litre in petrol prices, excluding taxes. In Delhi, after including 20 per cent VAT, the reduction will be Rs 2 a litre.
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Bharat Bandh: 10 most-affected places
The Left and the Right today joined hands during the Bharat bandh that was called in protest against the recent hike in petrol price. But the response to the nationwide bandh called by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was mixed as most cities remained largely peaceful barring a few pockets which witnessed stray incidents of violence.
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Bharat Bandh: Nationwide protests on petrol price hike evoke mixed response
The main Opposition parties, the BJP and the Left, have called for a Bharat bandh today to protest last week's hike in petrol prices. The hike was the steepest ever at Rs 6.28 plus local taxes, and the demand for a rollback has been universal.
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Bharat Bandh: Nationwide protests against petrol price hike; JD(U)'s Sharad Yadav arrested in Bihar
The Opposition led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Left parties will observe a nationwide bandh today in protest against the recent hike in petrol price - the steepest ever in recent times. The unprecedented increase - of nearly Rs 7.50 including taxes - met with major political uproar and public anger.
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Delhi government cuts petrol price by Rs 1.26 per litre; CNG to be costlier
Petrol will be Re 1.26 per litre cheaper in the capital soon. The Congress government of Sheila Dikshit in Delhi has decided not to impose 20 per cent Value Added Tax (VAT) on petrol prices.
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Sheila Dikshit may consider reducing VAT on petrol
Hinting at a possible reduction in petrol prices in the national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit Friday said the Value Added Tax (VAT) on petrol may be reduced by Monday.
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Tax Cut By Government Can Help Says Oil Companies As Petrol, Diesel Hit New All-Time High
In the national capital, petrol is priced at an all-time high of Rs. 86.95 per litre, while diesel costs Rs. 77.13 per litre.
-
Diesel Price in Delhi Inches Towards The Rs. 82 Per Litre-Mark; Sees Second Consecutive Hike Of 15 Paise
Oil marketing companies (OMCs) on Sunday yet again hiked the price of diesel in the national capital by 15 paise per litre. As per a price notification from state-owned OMCs, diesel price in Delhi inched towards the Rs 82 per litre-mark following the second consecutive day of the price hike. With the new prices coming into effect, the retail sellin...
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Fuel Rates Stabilise; Petrol, Diesel Prices Remain Unchanged On 2nd Consecutive Day
Fuel prices in India today remain unchanged for the second consecutive day. While daily price revision saw a halt on June 28, on June 29, petrol prices in Delhi again went up by a marginal 5 paise per litre, while diesel continued to remain costlier with a hike of 13 paise per litre. However, on Tuesday, June 30, daily revision of fuel rates again ...
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Hiked; 21 Days And Counting
The oil companies on Saturday, yet again, revised the fuel prices for the 21st consecutive day resulting in a hike of 25 paise and 21 paise in prices of petrol and diesel respectively. With newly revised prices of petroleum products, the customers in Delhi will have to shed Rs. 80.38 per litre for petrol. And, they will have to pay Rs. 80.40 for a ...
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Revised For the Eighth Day In A Row
The petrol and diesel prices continue to rise even on the eight consecutive days across all metro cities in the country. With the new retail prices coming into effect this morning, the auto fuels retail at the pumps at Rs. 75.78 per litre and Rs. 74.03 per litre respectively in the capital city. On Sunday, the petrol retailed at pumps in Delhi at R...
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Petrol Price Hiked By Rs. 1.67, Diesel By Rs. 7.10 Per Litre In Delhi Due To Increase In VAT
Fuel prices have gone up in the national capital after the government increased the value-added tax (VAT).
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Delhi Petrol Pumps To Stay Shut On October 22-23 Over Value Added Tax
Petrol and diesel dealers in the national capital are in the grip of a crisis following the recent excise duty cuts made by the Centre and many states leading to losses here ranging 20-30 per cent, the Delhi Petrol Dealers Association (DPDA) said on Wednesday.
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BJP Protests VAT Hike on Fuel in Delhi, Raises it Next Door in Haryana
As the Delhi BJP protested against the Arind Kejriwal government's decision to increase Value Added Tax or VAT on petrol and diesel, its government's in neighbouring states effected VAT hikes too.
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Proposal to hike CNG prices in Delhi by Rs 1.75 per kg dropped
Following stiff opposition from her own party MLAs, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit was today forced to withdraw the budget proposal to levy five per cent VAT on CNG within a week of her announcing the move. The price of CNG, which fuels public transport in the city, will remain at Rs 35.45 per kg while the price of petrol will come down by 92...
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Petrol prices cut by Rs 2 a litre
In this summer of discontent, it's a partial relief for the aam aadmi. After the steepest hike of Rs 7.54 a litre in the petrol prices last month, state-owned oil companies on Saturday announced a reduction of Rs 1.68 per litre in petrol prices, excluding taxes. In Delhi, after including 20 per cent VAT, the reduction will be Rs 2 a litre.
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Bharat Bandh: 10 most-affected places
The Left and the Right today joined hands during the Bharat bandh that was called in protest against the recent hike in petrol price. But the response to the nationwide bandh called by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) was mixed as most cities remained largely peaceful barring a few pockets which witnessed stray incidents of violence.
-
Bharat Bandh: Nationwide protests on petrol price hike evoke mixed response
The main Opposition parties, the BJP and the Left, have called for a Bharat bandh today to protest last week's hike in petrol prices. The hike was the steepest ever at Rs 6.28 plus local taxes, and the demand for a rollback has been universal.
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Bharat Bandh: Nationwide protests against petrol price hike; JD(U)'s Sharad Yadav arrested in Bihar
The Opposition led by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) and the Left parties will observe a nationwide bandh today in protest against the recent hike in petrol price - the steepest ever in recent times. The unprecedented increase - of nearly Rs 7.50 including taxes - met with major political uproar and public anger.
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Delhi government cuts petrol price by Rs 1.26 per litre; CNG to be costlier
Petrol will be Re 1.26 per litre cheaper in the capital soon. The Congress government of Sheila Dikshit in Delhi has decided not to impose 20 per cent Value Added Tax (VAT) on petrol prices.
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Sheila Dikshit may consider reducing VAT on petrol
Hinting at a possible reduction in petrol prices in the national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit Friday said the Value Added Tax (VAT) on petrol may be reduced by Monday.
