Petrol in Delhi now costs Rs 70.29 per litre and diesel Rs 63.01 a litre
Petrol in Delhi now costs Rs 70.29 a litre and diesel Rs 63.01 a litre; in Chennai, petrol costs Rs 73.02 and diesel Rs 66.48 a litre; in Mumbai, petrol costs Rs 75.99 and diesel Rs 65.97 a litre
India will join the select league of nations using petrol and diesel containing just 10 parts per million of sulphur
Paperless application and grant of licence process for road tankers for transportation of petroleum under the rules has already been launched earlier this month.
The increase pushed price of petrol to Rs 75 per litre in the national capital and that of diesel to Rs 66.04 per litre
Sales of gasoline, or petrol, rose 8.9% in October from a year earlier, to 2.54 million tonnes
Diesel cracks that had strengthened in anticipation of new marine fuel norms from January 2020 have eased since the start of September
Five straight quarters of slowing growth is taking an increasing toll on demand, resulting in diesel consumption slumping to the lowest since the start of 2017
India depends on Saudi Arabia for a fifth of its oil imports and has been in constant touch with Kingdom officials on securing its supplies
Petrol in the national capital costs Rs 71.84 per litre and diesel is priced at Rs 65.11 a litre, according to daily price notification of Indian Oil Corp (IOC), the country's largest oil firm
Diesel consumption also faces increasing competition from electric vehicles
Indian Oil has been branded this scheme as 'Fuel @ Doorstep'.
Indian Oil Corp sought up to 80,000 tonnes of 40ppm sulphur diesel for delivery in late December
This is the third increase in rates in petrol in two months, while in the case of diesel, it is the second price reduction this month
Use of diesel for irrigation pumps and generators to be cut, potentially rejuvenating exports of the product
Indian imports were a factor behind the stronger Asian gasoil crack
Shares of Indian Oil Corporation closed at Rs. 407.45, down Rs 1.95, or 0.48%
Post the change in the VAT rate, diesel now costs Rs 50.41 per litre in the national capital as against Rs 50.94 per litre earlier
With restrictions, concerns over pollution and cut in subsidy on the fuel, investment to boost production capacity has come under a cloud
Companies directly affected by it are re-looking at their future strategy and expansion plans for the Indian market