Diesel Price In Delhi
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Premium Petrol Price Rises To Rs 160 Per Litre, Jet Fuel Hiked By 8.5%
US Israel Iran War: Premium Petrol, XP100, Price Hiked By Rs 11 per litre, Jet Fuel Crosses Rs 2 Lakh Per Kilolitre
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Reduced in India
With the price of global crude oil continuing to drop, the Indian oil marketing companies today announced to cut the retail prices of petrol and diesel in the country. To come into effect from midnight tonight, the petrol and diesel prices have come down by Rs 2.42 per liter and Rs 2.25 per litre respectively.
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Petrol price increased by 60 paise, diesel by 50 paise
Oil marketing companies in India has increased petrol prices by 60 paise per litre and diesel by 50 paise/litre, excluding state levies. The new prices will come into effect from midnight Friday.
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Diesel to be cheaper by Rs 2.75 in Delhi
In a breather for Delhiites, diesel will cost Rs 2.50 less per litre as Delhi government on Friday rolled back Value Added Tax (VAT) on the fuel from existing 20 per cent to 12.5 per cent.
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Premium Petrol Price Rises To Rs 160 Per Litre, Jet Fuel Hiked By 8.5%
US Israel Iran War: Premium Petrol, XP100, Price Hiked By Rs 11 per litre, Jet Fuel Crosses Rs 2 Lakh Per Kilolitre
-
Petrol, Diesel Prices Reduced in India
With the price of global crude oil continuing to drop, the Indian oil marketing companies today announced to cut the retail prices of petrol and diesel in the country. To come into effect from midnight tonight, the petrol and diesel prices have come down by Rs 2.42 per liter and Rs 2.25 per litre respectively.
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Petrol price increased by 60 paise, diesel by 50 paise
Oil marketing companies in India has increased petrol prices by 60 paise per litre and diesel by 50 paise/litre, excluding state levies. The new prices will come into effect from midnight Friday.
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Diesel to be cheaper by Rs 2.75 in Delhi
In a breather for Delhiites, diesel will cost Rs 2.50 less per litre as Delhi government on Friday rolled back Value Added Tax (VAT) on the fuel from existing 20 per cent to 12.5 per cent.
