Across the country as well the petrol and diesel prices increased between 20-30 paise per litre depending on the level of local duty at the state level.
February 27, 2021“We do realise that states and centre have their revenue pressures and require high sums of money to enable the country and people to come out COVID-19 stress,” Das said.
February 25, 2021In Mumbai, petrol prices are just Rs 3 per litre short (Rs 97.34 a litre) of touching the three digit mark for the very first time ever. Diesel prices in the city are closing in on Rs 90 a litre (Rs 88.44/ litre).
February 23, 2021In Mumbai, petrol prices are just Rs 4 per litre short (Rs 96.32 a litre) of touching the three-digit mark of Rs 100 per litre for the very first time ever. Diesel prices in the city are closing on Rs 90 a litre (Rs 87.32 a litre).
February 18, 2021In Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai, petrol was sold at Rs 93.49, Rs 89.39 and Rs 88.30 per litre respectively.
February 7, 2021In the national capital, petrol was priced at Rs 85.70 per litre. In Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata, petrol was sold at Rs 92.28, Rs 88.29 and Rs 87.11 per litre, respectively.
January 24, 2021The prices have been the same since they were last revised on December 7.
December 27, 2020Oil market companies (OMC) have gone on a wait-and-watch mode at a time when news of successful coronavirus vaccine and expectations of big pick-up in demand have kept crude on the boil with prices breaching $52 a barrel mark.
December 20, 2020In the national capital diesel was priced at Rs 71.43 per litre, down from Rs 71.58 on Sunday.
September 21, 2020His remarks come as Diesel has become the most expensive auto-fuel in the country overtaking petrol for the first time in a long while.
June 24, 2020In the 15-day period, the price of petrol has been increased by a cumulative Rs 8.88 per litre and diesel by Rs 7.97 per litre in Delhi.
June 21, 2020Petrol now costs Rs 71.71 per litre in Delhi, Rs 77.40 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 74.38 per litre in Kolkata and Rs 74.51 per litre in Chennai after the price cut.
March 1, 2020In Delhi, petrol prices were at Rs 73.60 a litre and diesel was at Rs 66.58 a litre.
January 28, 2020The price of petrol was cut by 15 paise and diesel fell by 25 paise across all major cities on Monday.
January 27, 2020Prices have been on the rise since May 20, a day after the final phase of polling for the Lok Sabha elections ended.
May 28, 2019The decline in domestic fuel prices comes amid the recent fall in global crude oil prices.
December 31, 2018Cost of the fuel in Delhi fell below the Rs 70 per litre mark on December 24 for the first time in the year since January.
December 29, 2018