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IOC Net Profit Drops 81% In Q1 On Low Refining Margin, Fuel Under-Recoveries
IOC reported a 81 per cent drop in June quarter net profit, as refinery and marketing margins fell and the firm booked under-recovery on the sale of domestic cooking gas LPG at government-controlled rates.
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India's Fuel Demand Shows Signs Of Recovery, Improves In April Second Half
India's fuel sales in April fell about 50%, the same level as in the first half, as sales of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)or cooking gas softened later in month.
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Coronavirus Lockdown: How Petrol And Diesel Prices Have Been Affected
Indian state fuel retailers have sold about 17 per cent less gasoline (petrol) and about 26 per cent less gasoil (diesel) in March compared to a year ago as fuel demand in Asia's third biggest economy declined due to steps taken to curb spread of the coronavirus, industry sources said.
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Bajaj Qute LPG Variant To Be Launched By End Of May 2019
Bajaj Auto will soon be introducing an LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) powered variant of its all-new quadricycle, the Bajaj Qute. Speaking to us at the sidelines of the Maharashtra launch of the new Bajaj Qute, Prashant Ahir, DGM Intracity Business Unit, Bajaj Auto, said, "soon you'll be seeing more variants of the Qute coming in, the immediate one bei...
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Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's Brother Charged With Irregular LPG Sale
A day after the vigilance wing of the Odisha Police registered a criminal case against Soumendra Pradhan, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan today said his brother was not above the law. The vigilance wing had yesterday registered a case against four persons including the union minister's brother on the charge of black marketing of cooking gas.
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Bihar Allows Sale of 5 kg LPG Cylinders Banned After Bodh Gaya Blasts
The Bihar government on Tuesday allowed sale of five kg LPG cylinders that were banned after Bodh Gaya serial blasts last year in which the use of unlicensed small gas cylinders was suspected.
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Sale of five-kg LPG cylinders allowed at pumps across nation
After the success of pilot programmes in five metro cities, Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily today allowed the sale of five-kg cooking gas (LPG) cylinders at petrol pumps across the country.
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Veerappa Moily unveils five kg cooking gas cylinder in Bangalore
Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister M Veerappa Moily today launched the sale of five-kg cooking gas cylinder at the non-subsidised rate of Rs.492 per cylinder, including taxes.
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LPG cylinders to be available at petrol pumps
Cooking gas (LPG) will now be available at select petrol pumps in metro cities after the Oil Ministry has allowed sale of small 5-kg cylinders at retail outlets.
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LPG distributors threaten to go on strike on October 1
Distributors of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders have threatened to go on a token strike on October 1, opposing the cap on sale of subsidised cylinders.
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IOC Net Profit Drops 81% In Q1 On Low Refining Margin, Fuel Under-Recoveries
IOC reported a 81 per cent drop in June quarter net profit, as refinery and marketing margins fell and the firm booked under-recovery on the sale of domestic cooking gas LPG at government-controlled rates.
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India's Fuel Demand Shows Signs Of Recovery, Improves In April Second Half
India's fuel sales in April fell about 50%, the same level as in the first half, as sales of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG)or cooking gas softened later in month.
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Coronavirus Lockdown: How Petrol And Diesel Prices Have Been Affected
Indian state fuel retailers have sold about 17 per cent less gasoline (petrol) and about 26 per cent less gasoil (diesel) in March compared to a year ago as fuel demand in Asia's third biggest economy declined due to steps taken to curb spread of the coronavirus, industry sources said.
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Bajaj Qute LPG Variant To Be Launched By End Of May 2019
Bajaj Auto will soon be introducing an LPG (Liquid Petroleum Gas) powered variant of its all-new quadricycle, the Bajaj Qute. Speaking to us at the sidelines of the Maharashtra launch of the new Bajaj Qute, Prashant Ahir, DGM Intracity Business Unit, Bajaj Auto, said, "soon you'll be seeing more variants of the Qute coming in, the immediate one bei...
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Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan's Brother Charged With Irregular LPG Sale
A day after the vigilance wing of the Odisha Police registered a criminal case against Soumendra Pradhan, Union Minister Dharmendra Pradhan today said his brother was not above the law. The vigilance wing had yesterday registered a case against four persons including the union minister's brother on the charge of black marketing of cooking gas.
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Bihar Allows Sale of 5 kg LPG Cylinders Banned After Bodh Gaya Blasts
The Bihar government on Tuesday allowed sale of five kg LPG cylinders that were banned after Bodh Gaya serial blasts last year in which the use of unlicensed small gas cylinders was suspected.
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Sale of five-kg LPG cylinders allowed at pumps across nation
After the success of pilot programmes in five metro cities, Oil Minister M Veerappa Moily today allowed the sale of five-kg cooking gas (LPG) cylinders at petrol pumps across the country.
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Veerappa Moily unveils five kg cooking gas cylinder in Bangalore
Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister M Veerappa Moily today launched the sale of five-kg cooking gas cylinder at the non-subsidised rate of Rs.492 per cylinder, including taxes.
-
LPG cylinders to be available at petrol pumps
Cooking gas (LPG) will now be available at select petrol pumps in metro cities after the Oil Ministry has allowed sale of small 5-kg cylinders at retail outlets.
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LPG distributors threaten to go on strike on October 1
Distributors of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) cylinders have threatened to go on a token strike on October 1, opposing the cap on sale of subsidised cylinders.
