The continuous surge in rates of petrol and diesel prices for 21 consecutive days came to a halt on Sunday with no increase in prices
Petrol and diesel prices continued their cat-and-mouse chase in the capital. Petrol is now just a whisker away to returning to its numero uno spot
Fuel prices were hiked for the 18th day in a row on Wednesday
Diesel is currently priced at Rs 79.40 a litre in the Capital, just 36 paise short of petrol price that is being retailed at Rs 79.76 a litre
Petrol and diesel will now cost Rs Rs 78.88/litre and Rs 77.67/litre respectively in Delhi
Rates have been increased across the country and vary from state to state depending on the incidence of local sales tax or VAT
Simultaneously, petrol and diesel prices were hiked for the 10th day in a row
In seven hikes, petrol price has been raised by Rs 3.9 per litre and diesel by Rs 4. Price rise could continue for a few more days, as global product prices are firming up with a pick-up in demand
Rates have been increased across the country and vary from state to state depending on the incidence of local sales tax or VAT
In the national capital, the retail price of both petrol and diesel had increased by 60 paise per litre to Rs 74 and Rs 72.22 per litre respectively on Thursday
Rates have been increased across the country and vary from state to state depending on the incidence of local sales tax or VAT.
This is the third daily increase in rates in a row. Oil companies had on Sunday restarted revising prices in line with costs, after ending an 82-day hiatus
The government on May 6 again raised excise duties by Rs 10 per litre on petrol and Rs 13 per litre on diesel
In April, petrol sales declined 61% from a year earlier and diesel sales dropped 57% from a year earlier
Indian Oil Corp (IOC), the nation's largest fuel retailer, started home delivery of diesel through a mobile dispenser in 2018. This service is available only in a handful of cities.
The price of Indian-made foreign liquor (IMFL) has been increased to Rs 20-Rs 200 per bottle, imported liquor by Rs 475 per litre and country-made liquor
The fuel consumption is estimated to decline 10-20 per cent during fiscal year 2020-21
The hike in duty has taken away gains from falling global crude oil prices
No immediate hike, marginal increase likely to be implemented only after lockdown is lifted
Industry officials said this is the biggest ever drop in sales and the first data for the complete lockdown period