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Centre Earned Rs 26 Lakh Crore From Excise Duty In 8 Years: Ashok Gehlot
As PM Narendra Modi flagged higher fuel prices in many opposition-ruled states including Rajasthan, CM Ashok Gehlot said the PM "by mistake instead of saying Bhopal, mentioned Jaipur" as petrol and diesel cost more in BJP-ruled Madhya Pradesh.
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No Hike in Petrol, Diesel Prices Despite Higher Excise Duty
Petrol and diesel prices will not be increased following government's decision to hike excise duty by Rs 1.60 per litre and 40 paise a litre respectively as state-owned oil companies have decided to absorb the raise for the time being.
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Fuel for Aircrafts Costs Less Than Petrol & Diesel
Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF), used in aircraft, costs less than petrol and diesel as the common man auto fuels attract higher excise duty levy.
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Mercedes-Benz India to Hike Prices by 4 Per Cent
German luxury car maker Mercedes-Benz will increase prices of its products in India by 4 per cent across models from January 22 to offset impact of higher excise duty, post withdrawal of concessions by the government.
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Centre Earned Rs 26 Lakh Crore From Excise Duty In 8 Years: Ashok Gehlot
As PM Narendra Modi flagged higher fuel prices in many opposition-ruled states including Rajasthan, CM Ashok Gehlot said the PM "by mistake instead of saying Bhopal, mentioned Jaipur" as petrol and diesel cost more in BJP-ruled Madhya Pradesh.
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No Hike in Petrol, Diesel Prices Despite Higher Excise Duty
Petrol and diesel prices will not be increased following government's decision to hike excise duty by Rs 1.60 per litre and 40 paise a litre respectively as state-owned oil companies have decided to absorb the raise for the time being.
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Fuel for Aircrafts Costs Less Than Petrol & Diesel
Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF), used in aircraft, costs less than petrol and diesel as the common man auto fuels attract higher excise duty levy.
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Mercedes-Benz India to Hike Prices by 4 Per Cent
German luxury car maker Mercedes-Benz will increase prices of its products in India by 4 per cent across models from January 22 to offset impact of higher excise duty, post withdrawal of concessions by the government.
