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Citroen C5 Aircross To Cost More From January 2022
The company has cited continued rise in the cost of commodities & ocean freight costs as the reason that has necessitated this price increase of the vehicle.
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Honda To Increase Prices Of Its Cars From August 2018
Honda Cars India has announced that it will hike the prices of all its models in the range of Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 35,000 and the revised prices will be effective from August 1, 2018. The company sites the hike in custom duty and increasing input and freight costs for the hike. This also means that the price of the newly launched Honda Amaze will be r...
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Toyota India Announces Price Hike Of 3 Per Cent Across All Cars From January 2018
Toyota Kirloskar Motor is the latest car maker in the country to announce a price hike for the new year. Starting from January 2018, all Toyota cars will see a hike of three per cent. The company has attributed the increase in prices after reviewing input and freight costs that goes into manufacturing of vehicles.
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Honda Cars India To Hike Prices Across Model Range From April 2017
Honda Cars India to announce a price hike for the next financial year 2017-18. Honda's model range will see a price increase by up to Rs. 10,000 with effect from April 2017.
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Railway Fares May Be Hiked Later, Says Opposition In Parliament
Accusing the government of making "bogus claims" in the Railway Budget, the Opposition today said though there was no proposal to hike fares and freight rates, there was every possibility for it to do so like in the previous year.
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Kerala Chief Minister Calls For Roll Back of Rail Fare Hike
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today asked the Centre to roll back railway passenger fare and freight rate hikes as it would lead to rise in prices of essential commodities.
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Rail Fare Hike Difficult But Correct Decision, Says Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Defending the steep hike in rail fare and freight rates as a 'difficult but correct decision', Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Railways can survive only if users pay for availing of facilities.
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Lalu Prasad Slams Government for Rail Fare Hike
Former railway minister and RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Yadav today slammed the Narendra Modi government for announcing 'big' hike in rail fare and freight, which he described as the 'first salvo on common man'.
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Nitish Kumar Flays Modi Government For Rail Fare Hike Before Budget
Former Railway Minister and JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar today criticised Narendra Modi government for promoting a "bad tradition" of announcing hike in Railway fare and freight before presentation of Railway budget in Parliament.
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Jayalalitha Demands Roll Back in Rail Fare Hike
Strongly opposing the hike in railway passenger fares and freight tariff, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to roll back the increase in the interests of the poor and the middle class people.
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Another round of rail fare hike from October 7
Railways have decided to increase passenger fare and freight tariff by about 2 per cent from next week to offset the financial burden arising out of increased input cost.
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Railway freight rates hike unfair: Jayalalithaa
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today urged the Centre to withdraw the 15 percent busy season hike in railway freight rates that will be effective from October 1, saying such a decision would be unfair.
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Jayalalithaa urges Centre to roll back rail freight tariff hike
Denouncing the railway freight tariff hike as a measure that would accelerate inflation and further affect the economy and people, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today urged the Centre to immediately withdraw the increase.
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Train tickets, freight tariff to be costlier from today
Travelling in trains is set to become costlier as the hike in reservation fee and superfast charges announced in the Rail Budget come into effect from today.
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Railway minister hints at more fare hike
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal today hinted at further hike in train fares, saying that the railways could not go on increasing freight charges and leave passenger fares unchanged.
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Citroen C5 Aircross To Cost More From January 2022
The company has cited continued rise in the cost of commodities & ocean freight costs as the reason that has necessitated this price increase of the vehicle.
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Honda To Increase Prices Of Its Cars From August 2018
Honda Cars India has announced that it will hike the prices of all its models in the range of Rs. 10,000 to Rs. 35,000 and the revised prices will be effective from August 1, 2018. The company sites the hike in custom duty and increasing input and freight costs for the hike. This also means that the price of the newly launched Honda Amaze will be r...
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Toyota India Announces Price Hike Of 3 Per Cent Across All Cars From January 2018
Toyota Kirloskar Motor is the latest car maker in the country to announce a price hike for the new year. Starting from January 2018, all Toyota cars will see a hike of three per cent. The company has attributed the increase in prices after reviewing input and freight costs that goes into manufacturing of vehicles.
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Honda Cars India To Hike Prices Across Model Range From April 2017
Honda Cars India to announce a price hike for the next financial year 2017-18. Honda's model range will see a price increase by up to Rs. 10,000 with effect from April 2017.
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Railway Fares May Be Hiked Later, Says Opposition In Parliament
Accusing the government of making "bogus claims" in the Railway Budget, the Opposition today said though there was no proposal to hike fares and freight rates, there was every possibility for it to do so like in the previous year.
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Kerala Chief Minister Calls For Roll Back of Rail Fare Hike
Kerala Chief Minister Oommen Chandy today asked the Centre to roll back railway passenger fare and freight rate hikes as it would lead to rise in prices of essential commodities.
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Rail Fare Hike Difficult But Correct Decision, Says Finance Minister Arun Jaitley
Defending the steep hike in rail fare and freight rates as a 'difficult but correct decision', Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today said the Railways can survive only if users pay for availing of facilities.
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Lalu Prasad Slams Government for Rail Fare Hike
Former railway minister and RJD Chief Lalu Prasad Yadav today slammed the Narendra Modi government for announcing 'big' hike in rail fare and freight, which he described as the 'first salvo on common man'.
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Nitish Kumar Flays Modi Government For Rail Fare Hike Before Budget
Former Railway Minister and JD(U) leader Nitish Kumar today criticised Narendra Modi government for promoting a "bad tradition" of announcing hike in Railway fare and freight before presentation of Railway budget in Parliament.
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Jayalalitha Demands Roll Back in Rail Fare Hike
Strongly opposing the hike in railway passenger fares and freight tariff, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to roll back the increase in the interests of the poor and the middle class people.
-
Another round of rail fare hike from October 7
Railways have decided to increase passenger fare and freight tariff by about 2 per cent from next week to offset the financial burden arising out of increased input cost.
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Railway freight rates hike unfair: Jayalalithaa
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today urged the Centre to withdraw the 15 percent busy season hike in railway freight rates that will be effective from October 1, saying such a decision would be unfair.
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Jayalalithaa urges Centre to roll back rail freight tariff hike
Denouncing the railway freight tariff hike as a measure that would accelerate inflation and further affect the economy and people, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today urged the Centre to immediately withdraw the increase.
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Train tickets, freight tariff to be costlier from today
Travelling in trains is set to become costlier as the hike in reservation fee and superfast charges announced in the Rail Budget come into effect from today.
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Railway minister hints at more fare hike
Railway Minister Pawan Kumar Bansal today hinted at further hike in train fares, saying that the railways could not go on increasing freight charges and leave passenger fares unchanged.
