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Petrol and diesel prices in the country went up again for the second straight day in a week on Tuesday. Petrol price in the national capital rose to Rs 82.26 per litre, increased by Rs 0.

Fuel prices rise again, petrol sells at Rs 82.26 a litre in Delhi 

Fuel prices across the country shot up again on Monday with petrol registering a hike of Rs 0.21 in the national capital at Rs 82.03. Diesel in Delhi is at Rs 73.

Fuel prices rise unabated, petrol sells at Rs 82.03 in Delhi

Karnataka Chief Minister HD Kumaraswamy on Thursday stated that his government had already reduced fuel prices by Rs 2 last month hinting at the possibility of no new revision in fuel prices for the state.

Had cut fuel prices by Rs 2 last month: Karnataka CM Kumaraswamy 

Union Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on Sunday reiterated that the spike in the price of petrol and diesel in the country was because of the depreciation in the value of the Indian Rupee against the US dollar.

Fuel price hike a result of weakening rupee:  Dharmendra Pradhan

Fuel prices in the national capital continued to rise on Saturday with petrol prices registering an increase of Rs 0.22 paise while diesel shot up by Rs 0.21 paise.

Fuel prices continue to rise on fourth day this week, petrol jumps to Rs 83.40 in Delhi

The government increased fuel prices once again today increasing the price of petrol by 22 paise and diesel by 18 paise. Also Read: Gadkari says record fuel prices hurting people Petrol in the national capital will now cost Rs 83.

Petrol, diesel prices hiked for third time this week

Fuel prices in Delhi and Mumbai saw a fresh hike on Tuesday with petrol selling at Rs 82.86 per litre in Delhi and diesel at Rs 74.12 per litre. Petrol prices in the national capital today witnessed a rise of 14 paise whereas diesel rose by 10 paise.

Fuel prices continue to rise, petrol at Rs 90.22 in Mumbai 

Petrol prices in the national capital on Friday rose by 10 paise amounting to Rs.82.32 per litre while diesel remained unchanged at Rs.73.87 per litre. For Mumbai, petrol prices registered a hike of 0.

Petrol prices rise again at Rs 82.32 in Delhi, diesel remains unchanged 

Diesel prices across the country have also mellowed down a bit with the fuel selling at Rs 68.75 per litre in Delhi, at Rs 73.20 per litre in Mumbai

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Diesel in the capital amounted to Rs 69.31 per litre while for Mumbai it stood at Rs 73.79

Fuel prices continue to mount for 16th straight day

CNG will cost Rs 41.97 per kg in Delhi with effect from midnight tonight following the price increase, Indraprastha Gas Ltd said in a statement here

CNG price in Delhi hiked by Rs 1.36 a kg

Petrol price per litre in Delhi today morning shot up to Rs 78.27. For Mumbai petrol per litre was registered at Rs 86.08

No relief for commuters as fuel prices continue to soar for 15th straight day

The revised petrol prices in metropolitan cities are- Delhi: Rs 78.12 per litre; Mumbai: 85.93; Kolkata: 80.76 and Chennai: 81.11.

Fuel prices continue to rise for 14th consecutive day

BJP President Amit Shah had also ensured on Saturday that his government was monitoring the current prices of petrol and diesel and that they will come up with a long-term solution for this

Union Minister to hold meeting on rising fuel prices: BJP minister

Oil Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said on Sunday that the Centre was 'sensitive' about 'rising fuel prices'. That alternatives were being explored and that he hoped something would 'work out soon'

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That marked a second increase in petrol and diesel rates this month. On May 14, the prices were raised after a 19-day hiatus, a day before Karnataka election results

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As a responsible citizen, our endeavour should be to make sure that we become little miser when it comes to consumption of petroleum products.

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Indians expressed their dismay on Wednesday (September 13) as a hike of 7-8 paise per litre in petrol and 10-11 paise per litre in diesel prices pushed the fuel rates to their highest since PM Modi assumed office in 2014

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The government's decision to revise fuel prices daily is intended to make the retail prices more reflective of the current market conditions

Fuel prices to be revised daily from today

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