Delhi residents will now have to pay more for compressed natural gas (CNG) as prices were hiked again by Rs 2 per kg on Tuesday (May 26), pushing the rate to Rs 83.09 per kg in the national capital. In total, prices have been raised by Rs 6 in the last 11 days. The latest revision marks the fourth increase in just two weeks, raising concerns over the growing burden on commuters, auto-rickshaw drivers and public transport operators.&nbsp;&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/oil-prices-fall-over-5-amid-iran-us-peace-hopes-will-petrol-and-diesel-prices-in-india-come-down-now-1779677748842/amp">Oil prices fall over 5% amid Iran-US peace hopes: Will petrol and diesel prices in India come down now?</a>&nbsp;The CNG price hike also comes just a day after India announced an increase in prices of petrol and diesel by ₹2.61 per litre and ₹2.71 per litre respectively. The hikes are applicable with immediate effect across the country. The repeated hikes come against the backdrop of increase in global crude oil prices as the blockage of Strait of Hormuz continues. India had kept the retail prices of both petrol and diesel largely unchanged for almost four years before the recent revisions earlier this month.&nbsp;<h2>What is the current price of petrol and diesel?</h2>With the latest revision, cumulative increases in petrol and diesel prices this month are almost Rs 7.5 per litre. Petrol prices in major metro cities have risen sharply, with Delhi recording a new rate of Rs 102.12 per litre, Kolkata at Rs 113.51, Mumbai at Rs 111.21 and Chennai at Rs 107.77 per litre. Diesel prices have also increased across the country, with the new rates standing at Rs 95.20 per litre in Delhi, Rs 99.82 in Kolkata, Rs 97.83 in Mumbai and Rs 99.55 per litre in Chennai.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-hikes-petrol-diesel-prices-for-fourth-time-in-10-days-check-city-wise-prices-here-1779673713365/amp">India hikes petrol, diesel prices for fourth time in 10 days: CHECK city-wise rates here</a><h2>What Nirmala Sitharaman said about fuel prices?</h2>Just a day ago, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that reducing excise duties on petrol and diesel would lead to a revenue loss of around Rs 1 lakh crore. She urged the people of the country to focus on the “three Fs,” fuel, fertiliser and forex, and stressed the need to give confidence to people and that “India cannot afford fear mongering.” Sitharaman also underlined that India’s economy remains resilient despite global uncertainty.&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/india-fuel-price-shock-how-much-does-fuel-cost-in-your-city-1779719491657/embed">https://www.wionews.com/videos/india-fuel-price-shock-how-much-does-fuel-cost-in-your-city-1779719491657/embed</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

CNG prices in Delhi have been increased by Rs 2 per kg once again, taking the rate to Rs 83.09 per kg. This marks the fourth hike in recent weeks, adding pressure on commuters, auto drivers and transport operators amid rising fuel costs in the national capital.

Delhi residents will now have to pay more for compressed natural gas (CNG) as prices were hiked again by Rs 2 per kg on Tuesday (May 26), pushing the rate to Rs 83.09 per kg in the national capital. In total, prices have been raised by Rs 6 in the last 11 days. The latest revision marks the fourth increase in just two weeks, raising concerns over the growing burden on commuters, auto-rickshaw drivers and public transport operators. Also Read: Oil prices fall over 5% amid Iran-US peace hopes: Will petrol and diesel prices in India come down now? The CNG price hike also comes just a day after India announced an increase in prices of petrol and diesel by ₹2.61 per litre and ₹2.71 per litre respectively. The hikes are applicable with immediate effect across the country. The repeated hikes come against the backdrop of increase in global crude oil prices as the blockage of Strait of Hormuz continues. India had kept the retail prices of both petrol and diesel largely unchanged for almost four years before the recent revisions earlier this month. What is the current price of petrol and diesel? With the latest revision, cumulative increases in petrol and diesel prices this month are almost Rs 7.5 per litre. Petrol prices in major metro cities have risen sharply, with Delhi recording a new rate of Rs 102.12 per litre, Kolkata at Rs 113.51, Mumbai at Rs 111.21 and Chennai at Rs 107.77 per litre. Diesel prices have also increased across the country, with the new rates standing at Rs 95.20 per litre in Delhi, Rs 99.82 in Kolkata, Rs 97.83 in Mumbai and Rs 99.55 per litre in Chennai. Also Read: India hikes petrol, diesel prices for fourth time in 10 days: CHECK city-wise rates here What Nirmala Sitharaman said about fuel prices? Just a day ago, Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that reducing excise duties on petrol and diesel would lead to a revenue loss of around Rs 1 lakh crore. She urged the people of the country to focus on the “three Fs,” fuel, fertiliser and forex, and stressed the need to give confidence to people and that “India cannot afford fear mongering.” Sitharaman also underlined that India’s economy remains resilient despite global uncertainty. https://www.wionews.com/videos/india-fuel-price-shock-how-much-does-fuel-cost-in-your-city-1779719491657/embed

CNG prices in Delhi have been increased by Rs 2 per kg once again, taking the rate to Rs 83.09 per kg. This marks the fourth hike in recent weeks, adding pressure on commuters, auto drivers and transport operators amid rising fuel costs in the national capital

CNG prices hiked once again: Here's how much you'll have to pay now

India announced an increase in fuel prices once again on Monday (May 25) with petrol been hiked by ₹2.61 per litre and diesel prices been hiked by ₹2.71 per litre. The hikes are applicable with immediate effect across the country. The repeated hikes come against the backdrop of increase in global crude oil prices and a weakening rupee, both of which have raised import costs for oil marketing companies. The global crude oil price hike is a result of the Iran-US war and the blockage of Strait of Hormuz. India had kept the retail prices of both petrol and diesel largely unchanged for almost four years before the recent revisions earlier this month. With the latest revision, cumulative increases in petrol and diesel prices this month are almost Rs 7.5 per litre.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/business-economy/another-fuel-price-hike-likely-bpcl-flags-energy-disruption-amid-iran-conflicts-1779630434897">Another fuel price hike likely? BPCL flags energy disruption amid Iran conflicts</a>&nbsp;

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<h2>CHECK city wise prices here</h2>Following the latest fuel price revision, petrol prices in major metro cities have risen sharply, with Delhi recording a new rate of Rs 102.12 per litre, Kolkata at Rs 113.51, Mumbai at Rs 111.21 and Chennai at Rs 107.77 per litre. Diesel prices have also increased across the country, with the new rates standing at Rs 95.20 per litre in Delhi, Rs 99.82 in Kolkata, Rs 97.83 in Mumbai and Rs 99.55 per litre in Chennai.&nbsp;Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/india-news/india-fuel-price-hike-petrol-diesel-cng-prices-go-up-again-third-price-increase-in-10-days-here-s-how-much-you-ll-have-to-pay-now-1779502595979">India fuel price hike: Petrol, diesel, CNG prices go up again; third price increase in 10 days. Here's how much you'll have to pay now</a>&nbsp;Last week, speaking about the impact of the West Asia conflict, ONGC Director (Exploration) Sushma Rawat noted that the crude oil prices have remained highly volatile amid uncertainty over the conflict. "Whenever there is a declaration that there is a peace accord, the crude prices start to dip. And when you realise that there is no solution, the prices go up again," Rawat told ANI. She added that India had so far shielded consumers from the full impact of the surge in global energy prices. "The government has given relief to the people for 76 days, during which the price has not increased. The price has increased, because the OMCs were taking a hit of almost Rs 1,000 crore a day. How long do you sustain that?" she asked.

India raised petrol prices by ₹2.61/litre and diesel by ₹2.71/litre with immediate effect amid rising global crude oil prices, the Iran-US conflict, Strait of Hormuz disruption and a weakening rupee. The latest revision marks another fuel hike after nearly four years of stable retail rates

India announced an increase in fuel prices once again on Monday (May 25) with petrol been hiked by ₹2.61 per litre and diesel prices been hiked by ₹2.71 per litre. The hikes are applicable with immediate effect across the country. The repeated hikes come against the backdrop of increase in global crude oil prices and a weakening rupee, both of which have raised import costs for oil marketing companies. The global crude oil price hike is a result of the Iran-US war and the blockage of Strait of Hormuz. India had kept the retail prices of both petrol and diesel largely unchanged for almost four years before the recent revisions earlier this month. With the latest revision, cumulative increases in petrol and diesel prices this month are almost Rs 7.5 per litre. Also Read: Another fuel price hike likely? BPCL flags energy disruption amid Iran conflicts

India raised petrol prices by ₹2.61/litre and diesel by ₹2.71/litre with immediate effect amid rising global crude oil prices, the Iran-US conflict, Strait of Hormuz disruption and a weakening rupee. The latest revision marks another fuel hike after nearly four years of stable retail rates

India hikes petrol, diesel prices for fourth time in 10 days: CHECK city-wise rates here

Petrol and Diesel prices in India have surged by ₹5 and ₹3 respectively as India's largest private fuel retailer Nayra Energy has increased the fuel price effective on March 26, 2026. This is the first major increase in regular-grade oil products since the US war on Iran and the subsequent blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, which drove the international cost of crude oil. Nayra Energy operates 6,967 Indian Petrol Pumps out of the 102,075 petrol pumps.&nbsp;Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi repeatedly claimed that there is no fuel crisis in India. Nayra Energy is majority owned by Russia's Rosneft, and should be cushioned from the impact of rising crude oil costs, but it has decided to share the increased cost with Indian customers. The spike in fuel prices has triggered massive panic buying as many states reported massive queues outside petrol pumps. The price hike has pushed the fuel above ₹100 per litre in many places, depending on the local taxes like VAT and cess. In some places in tier-1 cities like Hyderabad, it is as high as ₹107.46 per litre.Also Read: <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/trump-iran-military-operation-america-first-award-1774513402943">Trump says he would not use the word 'war' for 'military operation' in Iran as he receives 'America First Award'</a><h2>&nbsp;City-wise petrol-diesel price (March 26)</h2>

<figure class="table"><table><tbody><tr><td>City</td><td>Petrol/litre</td><td>Diesel/litre</td></tr><tr><td>Hyderabad</td><td>₹107.46</td><td>₹95.70</td></tr><tr><td>Kolkata&nbsp;</td><td>₹105.41</td><td>₹92.02&nbsp;</td></tr><tr><td>Mumbai</td><td>₹103.54</td><td>₹90.03</td></tr><tr><td>Bangalore</td><td>₹102.92</td><td>₹90.99</td></tr><tr><td>Bhubaneswar</td><td>₹101.19</td><td>₹92.77</td></tr><tr><td>Chennai</td><td>₹100.80</td><td>₹92.39</td></tr><tr><td>Gurgaon</td><td>₹95.57</td><td>₹88.03</td></tr><tr><td>Noida</td><td>₹95.16</td><td>₹88.31</td></tr><tr><td>New Delhi&nbsp;</td><td>₹94.77</td><td>₹87.67</td></tr><tr><td>Chandigarh</td><td>₹94.30</td><td>₹82.45</td></tr></tbody></table></figure>

<h2>Impacts of petrol-diesel price rise&nbsp;</h2>The rise of petrol and diesel prices can affect people from every walk of life. Rising petrol-diesel prices will increase the transportation cost for people who use private vehicles, as well as the ride fare for day-to-day commuting. Though the cities are likely to see the majority of the increase in commute costs, as they carry the majority of public or private transport. The rising fuel cost will also trickle down to consumer retail commodities, like food and other essentials. Overall, we are looking at a war-time inflation. The CPI target ⁠was set by the RBI at 2.75 per cent with a band of (+/-) 2 per cent. RBI has retained that target, so CPI is likely to stay within the band at around 4 per cent.&nbsp;"It’s a good decision to keep the target as well as the band unchanged. The current band of (+/-)2% provides RBI policy flexibility to look through supply side shocks," said Gaura Sen Gupta, chief economist at Mumbai-based IDFC bank.&nbsp;

Petrol and diesel prices in India surged after Nayara Energy hiked rates amid the Iran conflict, triggering panic buying and inflation concerns. Check city-wise prices of petrol-diesel today.

Petrol and Diesel prices in India have surged by ₹5 and ₹3 respectively as India's largest private fuel retailer Nayra Energy has increased the fuel price effective on March 26, 2026. This is the first major increase in regular-grade oil products since the US war on Iran and the subsequent blockade in the Strait of Hormuz, which drove the international cost of crude oil. Nayra Energy operates 6,967 Indian Petrol Pumps out of the 102,075 petrol pumps. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi repeatedly claimed that there is no fuel crisis in India. Nayra Energy is majority owned by Russia's Rosneft, and should be cushioned from the impact of rising crude oil costs, but it has decided to share the increased cost with Indian customers. The spike in fuel prices has triggered massive panic buying as many states reported massive queues outside petrol pumps. The price hike has pushed the fuel above ₹100 per litre in many places, depending on the local taxes like VAT and cess. In some places in tier-1 cities like Hyderabad, it is as high as ₹107.46 per litre. Also Read: Trump says he would not use the word 'war' for 'military operation' in Iran as he receives 'America First Award' City-wise petrol-diesel price (March 26)

Petrol and diesel prices in India surged after Nayara Energy hiked rates amid the Iran conflict, triggering panic buying and inflation concerns. Check city-wise prices of petrol-diesel today.

Petrol, diesel prices surge in India after Nayara Energy hike: Check city-wise prices today

The government on Saturday increased excise duty on petrol and diesel in an attempt to increase revenue at a time when tax collections have fallen amid the weakest economic growth in over six years.

The government on Saturday increased excise duty on petrol and diesel in an attempt to increase revenue at a time when tax collections have fallen amid the weakest economic growth in over six years. The excise duty on the fuels was hiked by 3 rupees per litre, the government said in a gazette notification. Special excise duty on petrol was hiked by ₹2 to ₹8 per litre and ₹4 in the case of diesel, an official notification said. Additionally, road cess on petrol was raised by ₹1 per litre each on petrol and diesel to ₹10. The rise is expected to increase revenue by up to 400 billion Indian rupees ($5.42 billion), a senior government official told. Taxes on petrol and diesel, which account for more than a third of retail fuel prices, are one of the biggest sources of income for the government. (With inputs from agencies)

Government ​​​​​​​increases excise duty on petrol by Rs 3 per litre

After a consistent <a href="http://www.wionews.com/business-economy/fuel-price-continue-to-increase-on-sixth-day-petrol-up-by-28-paise-in-delhi-mumbai-190330">rise for six consecutive days</a>, the prices of petrol on Wednesday witnessed a little decline.

While petrol prices&nbsp;were reduced by 0.8 paise in Delhi and Mumbai, diesel saw an increase of around 12 paise.

The prices of petrol were revised to Rs 70.33 per litre in Delhi, Rs 75.97&nbsp;in Mumbai, Rs 73 in Chennai and Rs 72.44 in Kolkata.

Diesel which rose by 12&nbsp;paise in Delhi and 13 paise in Mumbai was revised to Rs 64.59 per litre in Delhi, Rs 67.62 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 66.36 in Kolkata and Rs 68.22 in Chennai.

The petrol prices on Tuesday were recorded at Rs 70.41 per litre in Delhi, Rs 76.05 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 72.52 per litre in Kolkata and 73.08 in Chennai.

While Diesel was recorded at Rs 64.47 per litre in Delhi and Rs 67.49 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 66.24 in Kolkata and Rs 68.09 in Chennai.

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Petrol price had touched a record high of Rs 84 per litre in Delhi and Rs 91.34 in Mumbai on October 4. Diesel on that day had peaked to Rs 75.45 a litre in Delhi and Rs 80.10 in Mumbai.

Prices had started to climb from August 16.

After the consistent rise, the government decided to cut excise duty on petrol and diesel by Rs 1.50 per litre each and asked state-owned fuel retailers to subsidise the price by another Re 1 a litre by reducing their margins.

The prices also reduced due to the falling international prices and the appreciation of the money.

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After a consistent rise for six consecutive days, the prices of petrol on Wednesday witnessed a little decline. While petrol prices were reduced by 0.8 paise in Delhi and Mumbai, diesel saw an increase of around 12 paise.

After a consistent rise for six consecutive days, the prices of petrol on Wednesday witnessed a little decline. While petrol prices were reduced by 0.8 paise in Delhi and Mumbai, diesel saw an increase of around 12 paise. The prices of petrol were revised to Rs 70.33 per litre in Delhi, Rs 75.97 in Mumbai, Rs 73 in Chennai and Rs 72.44 in Kolkata. Diesel which rose by 12 paise in Delhi and 13 paise in Mumbai was revised to Rs 64.59 per litre in Delhi, Rs 67.62 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 66.36 in Kolkata and Rs 68.22 in Chennai. The petrol prices on Tuesday were recorded at Rs 70.41 per litre in Delhi, Rs 76.05 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 72.52 per litre in Kolkata and 73.08 in Chennai. While Diesel was recorded at Rs 64.47 per litre in Delhi and Rs 67.49 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 66.24 in Kolkata and Rs 68.09 in Chennai. Petrol and diesel prices at Rs. 70.33/litre (decrease by Rs 0.08) & Rs. 64.59/litre (increase by Rs. 0.12), respectively in Delhi. Petrol and diesel prices at Rs. 75.97/litre (decrease by Rs. 0.08) & Rs. 67.62/litre (increase by Rs. 0.13), respectively in Mumbai. pic.twitter.com/tFgg38PoJC — ANI (@ANI) January 16, 2019 × Petrol price had touched a record high of Rs 84 per litre in Delhi and Rs 91.34 in Mumbai on October 4. Diesel on that day had peaked to Rs 75.45 a litre in Delhi and Rs 80.10 in Mumbai. Prices had started to climb from August 16. After the consistent rise, the government decided to cut excise duty on petrol and diesel by Rs 1.50 per litre each and asked state-owned fuel retailers to subsidise the price by another Re 1 a litre by reducing their margins. The prices also reduced due to the falling international prices and the appreciation of the money. (With inputs from agencies)

After six days of continuous rise, petrol prices reduce by 8 paise in Delhi, Mumbai

The <a href="http://wionews.com/india-news/petrol-prices-reduce-by-40-paise-diesel-by-30-on-11th-consecutive-day-143242">prices of petrol and diesel fell again </a>on Sunday making it the twelfth consecutive downfall in the price.

While the prices of petrol reduced by 20 paise per litre, that of diesel lowered by 18 paise per litre.

The prices of petrol and diesel after the twelfth consecutive reduction came down to Rs 76.62 and Rs 68.1 Rs respectively.

The price of petrol and diesel differs from state to state depending on local sales tax or VAT.

The total reduction in the price of petrol and diesel after the 12th consecutive cut accounted for Rs 1.69 and Rs 1.2 respectively.

The rates of the petrol and diesel are the cheapest in Delhi compared to other metros and most State capitals.

The Indian Oil Corporation reviews the prices by comparing it with global crude oil and rupee-dollar forex rates, among other factors.

There has been a consistent reduction in the price of petrol and diesel after the government faced a severe backlash from the opposition for failing to control the rising price.

The consecutive increase in the prices since May 2014 had led to an increase in the price of petrol by Rs 3.55 per litre and diesel by Rs 2.78.

There has been a consistent reduction in the price of petrol and diesel after the government faced a severe backlash from the opposition for failing to control the rising price

The prices of petrol and diesel fell again on Sunday making it the twelfth consecutive downfall in the price. While the prices of petrol reduced by 20 paise per litre, that of diesel lowered by 18 paise per litre. The prices of petrol and diesel after the twelfth consecutive reduction came down to Rs 76.62 and Rs 68.1 Rs respectively. The price of petrol and diesel differs from state to state depending on local sales tax or VAT. The total reduction in the price of petrol and diesel after the 12th consecutive cut accounted for Rs 1.69 and Rs 1.2 respectively. The rates of the petrol and diesel are the cheapest in Delhi compared to other metros and most State capitals. The Indian Oil Corporation reviews the prices by comparing it with global crude oil and rupee-dollar forex rates, among other factors. There has been a consistent reduction in the price of petrol and diesel after the government faced a severe backlash from the opposition for failing to control the rising price. The consecutive increase in the prices since May 2014 had led to an increase in the price of petrol by Rs 3.55 per litre and diesel by Rs 2.78.

Petrol prices reduced by 20 paise, diesel by 18 paise; 12th consecutive day of cuts

CNG price in the national capital was hiked by Rs 1.36 per kg as input raw material got costlier because of rupee depreciation and rise in natural gas price on Tuesday.

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.

In adjoining Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad, rates were increased by Rs 1.55 to Rs 48.60 per kg.

The increase was warranted "to offset the impact on its input costs as a result of the recent appreciation of dollar vis-a-vis rupee and revision in proportions of domestic gas allocation," the statement said.

IGL said it will continue to offer a discount of Rs 1.50 per kg in the selling prices of CNG for filling between 12.30 am to 5.30 am at select outlets. Thus, the consumer price of CNG would be Rs 40.47 per kg in Delhi and Rs 47.10 per kg in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad during 12.30 am to 5.30 am at the select CNG stations across the region.

Price of piped cooking gas hasn't been revised.

"There has been a steep appreciation of the dollar as compared to rupee since the last CNG price revision. The base price of natural gas being procured by IGL from its sources is dollar-linked thereby making the entire input price totally dependent on price of dollar vis-a-vis rupee," it said.

IGL said the increase would have a marginal impact on the per km running cost of vehicles. For autos, the increase would be 4 paise per km, for taxi it would be 7 paise per km and in case of buses, the increase would be nearly 40 paise per km.

"With the revised price, CNG would still offer over 60 per cent savings towards the running cost when compared to petrol driven vehicles at the current level of prices. When compared to diesel driven vehicles, the economics in favour of CNG at revised price would be nearly 40 per cent," the statement added.&nbsp

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 the national capital was hiked by Rs 1.36 per kg as input raw material got costlier because of rupee depreciation and rise in natural gas price on Tuesday. 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. In adjoining Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad, rates were increased by Rs 1.55 to Rs 48.60 per kg. The increase was warranted "to offset the impact on its input costs as a result of the recent appreciation of dollar vis-a-vis rupee and revision in proportions of domestic gas allocation," the statement said. IGL said it will continue to offer a discount of Rs 1.50 per kg in the selling prices of CNG for filling between 12.30 am to 5.30 am at select outlets. Thus, the consumer price of CNG would be Rs 40.47 per kg in Delhi and Rs 47.10 per kg in Noida, Greater Noida and Ghaziabad during 12.30 am to 5.30 am at the select CNG stations across the region. Price of piped cooking gas hasn't been revised. "There has been a steep appreciation of the dollar as compared to rupee since the last CNG price revision. The base price of natural gas being procured by IGL from its sources is dollar-linked thereby making the entire input price totally dependent on price of dollar vis-a-vis rupee," it said. IGL said the increase would have a marginal impact on the per km running cost of vehicles. For autos, the increase would be 4 paise per km, for taxi it would be 7 paise per km and in case of buses, the increase would be nearly 40 paise per km. "With the revised price, CNG would still offer over 60 per cent savings towards the running cost when compared to petrol driven vehicles at the current level of prices. When compared to diesel driven vehicles, the economics in favour of CNG at revised price would be nearly 40 per cent," the statement added.

CNG price in Delhi hiked by Rs 1.36 a kg

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