Petrol Shortage In Chennai

Petrol, Diesel Prices Today: Petrol and diesel prices were raised in all four metros for sixth straight day on Tuesday, IOC website stated.

There is no shortage of fuel in Chennai or its suburbs, where petrol pumps were closed for safety following floods, nation's largest oil marketing firm IOC has said.

There is no shortage of fuel in Chennai or its suburbs, where petrol pumps were closed for safety following floods, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has said.

After three days of chaos that marked the city as fuel stations ran dry, normalcy is returning to Chennai with supplies of petrol and diesel finally being restored.

Shipping Minister G K Vasan on Tuesday met Petroleum Minister S Jaipal Reddy and urged him to take urgent steps to ease the current petrol and diesel shortage being witnessed in Chennai and suburban areas.

The sudden scarcity of petrol in Chennai is set to ease and Tamil Nadu's fuel story today will be the DMK's agitation against the steep hike in petrol prices announced last week. The DMK is a partner in the UPA government at the Centre, which has been attacked by opposition parties and allies alike over the hike.

Many offices in Chennai allowed employees on Tuesday to work from their homes because petrol pumps remained closed for the third day in a row. It should be back to work tomorrow for the city - Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has announced that three ships carrying 67,000 kilo-litres of petrol and diesel have arrived in Chennai; 2000 kilo-litres of dies...

A double whammy for people in Chennai. First they were hit by the steepest hike of petrol in a decade; and now they are greeted by 'No Stock' boards at almost all outlets in the city. The ones affected the most are two wheeler motorists and autorickshaw drivers who usually do not tank up but fill small quantities regularly.

Petrol, Diesel Prices Today: Petrol and diesel prices were raised in all four metros for sixth straight day on Tuesday, IOC website stated.

There is no shortage of fuel in Chennai or its suburbs, where petrol pumps were closed for safety following floods, nation's largest oil marketing firm IOC has said.

There is no shortage of fuel in Chennai or its suburbs, where petrol pumps were closed for safety following floods, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) has said.

After three days of chaos that marked the city as fuel stations ran dry, normalcy is returning to Chennai with supplies of petrol and diesel finally being restored.

Shipping Minister G K Vasan on Tuesday met Petroleum Minister S Jaipal Reddy and urged him to take urgent steps to ease the current petrol and diesel shortage being witnessed in Chennai and suburban areas.

The sudden scarcity of petrol in Chennai is set to ease and Tamil Nadu's fuel story today will be the DMK's agitation against the steep hike in petrol prices announced last week. The DMK is a partner in the UPA government at the Centre, which has been attacked by opposition parties and allies alike over the hike.

Many offices in Chennai allowed employees on Tuesday to work from their homes because petrol pumps remained closed for the third day in a row. It should be back to work tomorrow for the city - Chief Minister Jayalalithaa has announced that three ships carrying 67,000 kilo-litres of petrol and diesel have arrived in Chennai; 2000 kilo-litres of dies...

A double whammy for people in Chennai. First they were hit by the steepest hike of petrol in a decade; and now they are greeted by 'No Stock' boards at almost all outlets in the city. The ones affected the most are two wheeler motorists and autorickshaw drivers who usually do not tank up but fill small quantities regularly.