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Subsidised LPG Rate Hiked By Rs 2 Per Cylinder
The price of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) was hiked by about Rs 2 per cylinder, third increase since July, while the jet fuel price was cut by 3.8 per cent.
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Aam Aadmi Party protests against LPG hike in Kerala
The Aam Aadmi Party today lead a candle light vigil near the Kerala Assembly against the LPG price hike announced by the Centre.
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Diesel, LPG rates to rise even as global crude prices fall
The fall in global oil prices has trimmed the losses of state-owned oil companies, but it may not be enough to prevent a Rs 4 per litre increase in diesel prices and a Rs 20-25 per cylinder hike in LPG rates later this month. During the first fortnight of May, oil companies were losing Rs 495 crore per day on the sale of diesel, domestic LPG...
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Deora says all on board, but some allies unhappy
The government has bitten the bullet and decided to implement one of its boldest reforms - decontrol of petrol prices. The move will lead to an immediate hike in petrol and other fuel prices and has political ramifications, but the government is looking at long term gains in aligning prices to international rates. (Read: Govt decides to decontrol p...
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Subsidised LPG Rate Hiked By Rs 2 Per Cylinder
The price of subsidised cooking gas (LPG) was hiked by about Rs 2 per cylinder, third increase since July, while the jet fuel price was cut by 3.8 per cent.
-
Aam Aadmi Party protests against LPG hike in Kerala
The Aam Aadmi Party today lead a candle light vigil near the Kerala Assembly against the LPG price hike announced by the Centre.
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Diesel, LPG rates to rise even as global crude prices fall
The fall in global oil prices has trimmed the losses of state-owned oil companies, but it may not be enough to prevent a Rs 4 per litre increase in diesel prices and a Rs 20-25 per cylinder hike in LPG rates later this month. During the first fortnight of May, oil companies were losing Rs 495 crore per day on the sale of diesel, domestic LPG...
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Deora says all on board, but some allies unhappy
The government has bitten the bullet and decided to implement one of its boldest reforms - decontrol of petrol prices. The move will lead to an immediate hike in petrol and other fuel prices and has political ramifications, but the government is looking at long term gains in aligning prices to international rates. (Read: Govt decides to decontrol p...
