In the Delhi-NCR region, petrol prices after the latest hike stood at Rs. 99.51 per litre in Delhi, Rs. 100.37 in Gurgaon and Rs. 99.70 in Noida. Diesel rates rose to Rs. 92.49 in Delhi, Rs. 92.93 in Gurgaon and Rs. 93.03 per litre in Noida.

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India's premium petrol price has been increased by up to Rs 2.35 per litre by the oil marketing companies with immediate effect on Friday amid the West Asia war, leading to disruptions in the global energy market. Let's have a look at how much people in metro cities are paying for petrol.

Petrol gets costlier: Premium fuel up by Rs 2.35/L - Check latest rates in top cities

Pakistan could face a fresh load of increased petrol rates in the upcoming fortnightly review of petroleum prices, Geo News reported on Saturday (March 30). The cost of petrol is likely to rise by approximately Pakistani Rupee (PKR) 10 per litre owing to a surge in international crude oil prices.

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Fuel prices continue to rise with petrol and diesel rates rising by another 80 paise per litre each on Wednesday, netting an increase of about Rs 5.60 a litre in eight revisions in nine days so far.

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The government on Saturday increased the prices of petrol and diesel for the fourth time in five days. Petrol prices in Delhi stood at Rs 98.61 per litre after an increase of 80 paise while diesel prices rose from Rs 89.

Fuel prices hiked for fourth time in five days

A Pakistani watchdog has issued two absurd advisories to media: Praise Imran Khan government for low petrol prices to prepare them for a price hike, and be 'fair' in discussing matters regarding the anti-graft body.

Absurd diktat to Pakistan media: Prepare people for petrol price hike, be fair on coverage of anti-corruption body

Government on Tuesday once again increased petrol and diesel prices in the country. The price of petrol was increased by Rs 20 paise per litre and diesel was increased by 55 paisa.

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India's government on Wednesday hiked petrol prices for the fourth consecutive day amid easing of lockdown restrictions. Also Read: Petrol, diesel prices hiked for third straight day Petrol prices were hiked by 40 paise a litre and diesel prices by 45 paise as India's PUS's ended 82-day freeze in rate revision since March.

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In New Delhi, petrol is being sold 17 paise higher at Rs 70.72/litre, and diesel at Rs 65.16/litre after a 19 paise hike.

Fresh hike in fuel prices, petrol rises by 17 paise in Delhi, Mumbai

A day after petrol prices saw a dip after rising for six consecutive days, rates were hiked again on Thursday. In Delhi, petrol is now being sold at Rs 70.47 per litre after witnessing an increase of 0.

Fuel prices up again, petrol at Rs 70.47 per litre in Delhi, diesel at Rs 64.78 per litre

The fuel prices continued to decline on Thursday with price of petrol reaching Rs 77.28 per litre in Delhi, 0.15 paise lower from Wednesday. In Mumbai, petrol is being sold at Rs 82.

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Days after the Central government provided relief to citizens by announcing a reduction of fuel prices across the country, fuel prices continued to rise on Sunday.

Petrol prices up again, selling at Rs 87.29 a litre in Mumbai

Dharmendra Pradhan saidthat the government was deliberating on an immediate solution to control the rising fuel prices and that apart from the Goods and Services Tax, other ways were also being thought of to ease the situation

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Opposition Congress and NCP questioned the silence of those who had attacked the previous UPA-led dispensation over the issue

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