Fuel prices continued to increase for the fifth consecutive day on Monday with prices of petrol crossing over Rs 70 in Delhi.

While petrol witnessed an increase of 38 paise in Delhi and Mumbai, prices of diesel rose by 49 paise in Delhi and 52 paise in Mumbai.

The prices of petrol on Monday were revised to Rs 70.13 per litre in Delhi, Rs 75.77 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 72.24 per litre in Kolkata and 72.79 in Chennai.

Diesel prices were revised to Rs 64.18 per litre in Delhi, Rs 67.18 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 65.95 in Kolkata and Rs 67.78 in Chennai.

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The prices of petrol on Sunday were recorded at Rs 69.75 in Delhi, Rs 75.39 in Mumbai, Rs 71.87 in Kolkata and Rs 72.39 in Chennai.

While Diesel prices were recorded at Rs 63.69 per litre, Rs 66.66 in Mumbai, Rs 65.46 in Kolkata and Rs 67.25 in Chennai.

Prior to this sixth increase of 2019, rates had cooled to a year low of Rs 68.29 for petrol and Rs 62.16 in case of diesel.

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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Fuel prices continued to increase for the fifth consecutive day on Monday with prices of petrol crossing over Rs 70 in Delhi. While petrol witnessed an increase of 38 paise in Delhi and Mumbai, prices of diesel rose by 49 paise in Delhi and 52 paise in Mumbai.

Fuel prices continued to increase for the fifth consecutive day on Monday with prices of petrol crossing over Rs 70 in Delhi. While petrol witnessed an increase of 38 paise in Delhi and Mumbai, prices of diesel rose by 49 paise in Delhi and 52 paise in Mumbai. The prices of petrol on Monday were revised to Rs 70.13 per litre in Delhi, Rs 75.77 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 72.24 per litre in Kolkata and 72.79 in Chennai. Diesel prices were revised to Rs 64.18 per litre in Delhi, Rs 67.18 per litre in Mumbai, Rs 65.95 in Kolkata and Rs 67.78 in Chennai. Petrol and diesel prices at Rs 70.13/litre (increase by Rs 0.38) & Rs 64.18/litre (increase by Rs 0.49) respectively in Delhi. Petrol and diesel prices at Rs 75.77/litre (increase by Rs 0.38) & Rs 67.18/litre (increase by Rs 0.52) respectively in Mumbai. pic.twitter.com/oW4gZrSylQ — ANI (@ANI) January 14, 2019 × The prices of petrol on Sunday were recorded at Rs 69.75 in Delhi, Rs 75.39 in Mumbai, Rs 71.87 in Kolkata and Rs 72.39 in Chennai. While Diesel prices were recorded at Rs 63.69 per litre, Rs 66.66 in Mumbai, Rs 65.46 in Kolkata and Rs 67.25 in Chennai. Prior to this sixth increase of 2019, rates had cooled to a year low of Rs 68.29 for petrol and Rs 62.16 in case of diesel. 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)

Fuel prices continue to rise on fifth consecutive day, petrol crosses Rs 70 in Delhi

The price of petrol in Delhi increased by 19 paise per litre on Saturday while that of diesel by 29 paise.

Petrol price was revised to Rs 69.26 per litre in Delhi and Rs 74.91 per litre in Mumbai.

With an increase of 29 paise and 31 paise in Delhi and Mumbai respectively, diesel prices were revised to Rs 63.10 and Rs 66.04 per litre.

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On Friday, petrol was available at Rs 69.07 per litre in Delhi and Rs 74.72 per litre in Mumbai. While diesel was available for Rs 62.81 per litre in Delhi and Rs 65.73 per litre in Mumbai.

Rates vary from state to state depending on the rate of local sales tax or VAT.

Prior to this fourth increase of 2019, rates had cooled to a year low of Rs 68.29 for petrol and Rs 62.16 in case of diesel. This followed a decline in rates on almost all days since October 18, 2018.

In all, the petrol price has fallen by Rs 14.54 per litre since October 18, more than negating all of the hikes that were witnessed in the two-month period beginning mid-August. Diesel price has declined by Rs 13.53 per litre in two and a half months.&nbsp;

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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The price of petrol in Delhi increased by 19 paise per litre on Saturday while that of diesel by 29 paise. Petrol price was revised to Rs 69.26 per litre in Delhi and Rs 74.

The price of petrol in Delhi increased by 19 paise per litre on Saturday while that of diesel by 29 paise. Petrol price was revised to Rs 69.26 per litre in Delhi and Rs 74.91 per litre in Mumbai. With an increase of 29 paise and 31 paise in Delhi and Mumbai respectively, diesel prices were revised to Rs 63.10 and Rs 66.04 per litre. Petrol and diesel prices at Rs 69.26/litre (increase by Rs 0.19) & Rs 63.10/litre (increase by Rs 0.29) respectively in Delhi. Petrol and diesel prices at Rs 74.91/litre (increase by Rs 0.19) & Rs 66.04/litre (increase by Rs 0.31) respectively in Mumbai. pic.twitter.com/ieNTgOae33 — ANI (@ANI) January 12, 2019 × On Friday, petrol was available at Rs 69.07 per litre in Delhi and Rs 74.72 per litre in Mumbai. While diesel was available for Rs 62.81 per litre in Delhi and Rs 65.73 per litre in Mumbai. Rates vary from state to state depending on the rate of local sales tax or VAT. Prior to this fourth increase of 2019, rates had cooled to a year low of Rs 68.29 for petrol and Rs 62.16 in case of diesel. This followed a decline in rates on almost all days since October 18, 2018. In all, the petrol price has fallen by Rs 14.54 per litre since October 18, more than negating all of the hikes that were witnessed in the two-month period beginning mid-August. Diesel price has declined by Rs 13.53 per litre in two and a half months. 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 PTI)

Petrol price hiked by 19 paise, diesel by 29 paise in Delhi

Amidst the perpetual rise and fall, the rates of fuel prices went up for the first time in 2019 with the petrol selling at Rs 68.50 and diesel at Rs 62.24 on Monday, with a rise by 21 paise and 8 paise per litre, respectively.

Petrol was sold in Delhi at Rs 68.29 on Sunday, while diesel at Rs 62.16. In Mumbai, petrol and diesel prices were at Rs 74.16 per litre and Rs 65.12 per litre, respectively.

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On December 31, diesel and petrol prices reached their lowest level of 2018. In order to protect its revenues from auto fuel taxes, the Karnataka government on Friday revised the rate of sales tax on petrol and diesel to 32 per cent and 21 per cent from 28.75 per cent and 17.73 per cent, respectively.

The highest price was recorded in October, however, soon after rates started to nosedive. The dip in prices comes after the United States softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and allowed eight countries to continue importing oil from Iran temporarily. These countries are India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, and Taiwan.

Further, Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had earlier said that the hike in the prices of petrol and diesel in the country was because of the depreciation in the value of the Indian Rupee against the US dollar.&nbsp;

Amidst the perpetual rise and fall, the rates of fuel prices went up for the first time in 2019 with the petrol selling at Rs 68.50 and diesel at Rs 62.24 on Monday, with a rise by 21 paise and 8 paise per litre, respectively.

Amidst the perpetual rise and fall, the rates of fuel prices went up for the first time in 2019 with the petrol selling at Rs 68.50 and diesel at Rs 62.24 on Monday, with a rise by 21 paise and 8 paise per litre, respectively. Petrol was sold in Delhi at Rs 68.29 on Sunday, while diesel at Rs 62.16. In Mumbai, petrol and diesel prices were at Rs 74.16 per litre and Rs 65.12 per litre, respectively. In Mumbai, petrol & diesel priced at Rs 74.16/litre & Rs 65.12/litre. In Delhi, petrol & diesel priced at Rs 68.50/litre & Rs 62. 24/litre, respectively. pic.twitter.com/E0PVdOgLCX — ANI (@ANI) January 7, 2019 × On December 31, diesel and petrol prices reached their lowest level of 2018. In order to protect its revenues from auto fuel taxes, the Karnataka government on Friday revised the rate of sales tax on petrol and diesel to 32 per cent and 21 per cent from 28.75 per cent and 17.73 per cent, respectively. The highest price was recorded in October, however, soon after rates started to nosedive. The dip in prices comes after the United States softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and allowed eight countries to continue importing oil from Iran temporarily. These countries are India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, and Taiwan. Further, Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister Dharmendra Pradhan had earlier said that the hike in the prices of petrol and diesel in the country was because of the depreciation in the value of the Indian Rupee against the US dollar.

Fuel prices witness fresh hike, petrol at Rs 68.50 in Delhi

Fuel prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Monday with petrol selling at Rs 68.84 per litre in the national capital and for Rs 74.47 per litre in Mumbai.

On Sunday,&nbsp;petrol prices were recorded at Rs 69.04 in Delhi, Rs 74.67 in Mumbai, Rs 71.15 in Kolkata and Rs 71.62 in Chennai.

Meanwhile, the prices of diesel were revised to Rs 62.86 per litre in Delhi and to Rs 65.76 per litre in Mumbai. Diesel was selling at Rs 63.09 per litre in Delhi on December 30, while the same was priced at Rs 66.01 in Mumbai yesterday.&nbsp;

After reaching a record high of Rs 84 on October 4 in Delhi, petrol recorded its lowest price in the national capital in December this financial year.&nbsp;

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Fuel rates across India have been on a falling trend due to the fall in global crude oil prices.

What also contributed to this slump is a cut of Rs 1.5 in excise duty and a Rs 2.5 cut in sales tax or VAT in several states. Oil retailers were also asked to bear a loss of Rs&nbsp;1 on every litre of fuel sold in India by the state government.

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Fuel prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Monday with petrol selling at Rs 68.84 per litre in the national capital and for Rs 74.47 per litre in Mumbai.

Fuel prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Monday with petrol selling at Rs 68.84 per litre in the national capital and for Rs 74.47 per litre in Mumbai. On Sunday, petrol prices were recorded at Rs 69.04 in Delhi, Rs 74.67 in Mumbai, Rs 71.15 in Kolkata and Rs 71.62 in Chennai. Meanwhile, the prices of diesel were revised to Rs 62.86 per litre in Delhi and to Rs 65.76 per litre in Mumbai. Diesel was selling at Rs 63.09 per litre in Delhi on December 30, while the same was priced at Rs 66.01 in Mumbai yesterday. After reaching a record high of Rs 84 on October 4 in Delhi, petrol recorded its lowest price in the national capital in December this financial year. Petrol and diesel prices at Rs 68.84/litre & Rs 62.86/litre respectively in Delhi. In Mumbai, petrol and diesel prices at Rs 74.47/litre & Rs 65.76/litre respectively pic.twitter.com/ANuCT3srpZ — ANI (@ANI) December 31, 2018 × Fuel rates across India have been on a falling trend due to the fall in global crude oil prices. What also contributed to this slump is a cut of Rs 1.5 in excise duty and a Rs 2.5 cut in sales tax or VAT in several states. Oil retailers were also asked to bear a loss of Rs 1 on every litre of fuel sold in India by the state government. (With inputs from agencies)

Fuel prices continue to fall; petrol at Rs 68.84 in Delhi and Rs 74.47 in Mumbai

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Saudi Arabia on Sunday rejected as "interference" a US Senate resolution to end American military support for a Riyadh-led war in Yemen, and another holding its crown prince responsible for the murder of critic Jamal Khashoggi.

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/world/facebook-temporarily-banned-israel-pms-son-yair-netanyahu-for-anti-muslim-posts-184617">Facebook temporarily banned Israel PM's son Yair Netanyahu for anti-Muslim posts</a>

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's eldest, Yair, has tweeted that Facebook blocked his page for 24 hours over apparent anti-Muslim posts and called the leading social network a "dictatorship".

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/harbhajan-broke-down-crying-while-apologising-for-monkeygate-andrew-symonds-184623">Harbhajan 'broke down crying' while 'apologising' for </a><a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/harbhajan-broke-down-crying-while-apologising-for-monkeygate-andrew-symonds-184623">monkeygate</a><a href="http://www.wionews.com/sports/harbhajan-broke-down-crying-while-apologising-for-monkeygate-andrew-symonds-184623">: Symonds</a>

Andrew Symonds says India spinner Harbhajan Singh "broke down crying" while making peace after the infamous 'monkeygate' episode had sent the former Australian all-rounder into a downward spiral.&nbsp;

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The Met department on Sunday warned of heavy rain in many districts of South Bengal on Monday as an effect of the cyclone 'Phethai', which is likely to make landfall in Andhra Pradesh today afternoon.

<a href="http://www.wionews.com/business-economy/petrol-diesel-prices-rise-on-thursday-check-todays-rates-184629">Petrol, Diesel prices rise again: Check today's rates in metro cities</a>

On a downswing for the last two months, petrol and diesel prices once again increased on Monday by 19 paise in New Delhi.

Both petrol and diesel prices hiked for the first time since October 16, by 19-20 paise &amp; 9 paise respectively, across 4 major cities.

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Reject US Senate interference in our internal affairs: Saudi Arabia on Khashoggi case Saudi Arabia on Sunday rejected as "interference" a US Senate resolution to end American military support for a Riyadh-led war in Yemen, and another holding its crown prince responsible for the murder of critic Jamal Khashoggi. Facebook temporarily banned Israel PM's son Yair Netanyahu for anti-Muslim posts Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's eldest, Yair, has tweeted that Facebook blocked his page for 24 hours over apparent anti-Muslim posts and called the leading social network a "dictatorship". Harbhajan 'broke down crying' while 'apologising' for monkeygate: Symonds Andrew Symonds says India spinner Harbhajan Singh "broke down crying" while making peace after the infamous 'monkeygate' episode had sent the former Australian all-rounder into a downward spiral. Cyclone 'Phethai' likely to make landfall in coastal Andhra today, high alert sounded The Met department on Sunday warned of heavy rain in many districts of South Bengal on Monday as an effect of the cyclone 'Phethai', which is likely to make landfall in Andhra Pradesh today afternoon. Petrol, Diesel prices rise again: Check today's rates in metro cities On a downswing for the last two months, petrol and diesel prices once again increased on Monday by 19 paise in New Delhi. Both petrol and diesel prices hiked for the first time since October 16, by 19-20 paise & 9 paise respectively, across 4 major cities.

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On a downswing for the last two months, petrol and diesel prices once again increased on Monday by 19 paise in New Delhi.

Both petrol and diesel prices hiked for the first time since October 16, by 19-20 paise &amp; 9 paise respectively, across 4 major cities.

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			<td>70.53</td>
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			<td>72.62</td>
			<td>66.23</td>
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After reaching a record high on of Rs 84 on October 4 in Delhi, petrol was at its lowest price in December in this financial year.&nbsp;

What also contributed to the slump is a cut of Rs 1.5 in excise duty and a Rs 2.5 cut in sales tax or VAT in several states.&nbsp;

Besides, oil retailers were also asked to bear a loss of Re 1 on every litre of fuel sold in India.

In India, fuel prices are deregulated, which means that oil companies decide the price of oil based on market factors. Crude oil price and the value of the rupee against the dollar are two most significant factors that impact fuel prices.

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On a downswing for the last two months, petrol and diesel prices once again increased on Monday by 19 paise in New Delhi. Both petrol and diesel prices hiked for the first time since October 16, by 19-20 paise & 9 paise respectively, across 4 major cities.

On a downswing for the last two months, petrol and diesel prices once again increased on Monday by 19 paise in New Delhi. Both petrol and diesel prices hiked for the first time since October 16, by 19-20 paise & 9 paise respectively, across 4 major cities. City Petrol (Rs/Litre) Diesel (Rs/Litre) Delhi 70.53 64.47 Mumbai 76.15 67.47 Kolkata 72.62 66.23 Chennai 73.19 68.07 After reaching a record high on of Rs 84 on October 4 in Delhi, petrol was at its lowest price in December in this financial year. What also contributed to the slump is a cut of Rs 1.5 in excise duty and a Rs 2.5 cut in sales tax or VAT in several states. Besides, oil retailers were also asked to bear a loss of Re 1 on every litre of fuel sold in India. In India, fuel prices are deregulated, which means that oil companies decide the price of oil based on market factors. Crude oil price and the value of the rupee against the dollar are two most significant factors that impact fuel prices. (With inputs from agencies)

Petrol, Diesel prices rise again: Check today's rates in metro cities

Qatar Petroleum (QP) is looking to invest at least $20 billion in the United States over the coming few years, its chief executive told Reuters, after the Gulf Arab state unexpectedly quit OPEC this month.

Saad al-Kaabi, who holds the energy portfolio of the world's top liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplier, also said on Sunday the company aimed to announce foreign partners for new LNG trains needed for an ambitious domestic scale-up by the middle of next year, but was keeping open the possibility of going it alone.

Qatar, a tiny but wealthy country is one of the most influential players in the LNG market due to its annual production of 77 million tonnes. It plans to boost capacity 43 percent by 2023-2024 and will be building four liquefaction trains for the LNG expansion.

As part of its more than $20 billion investment push in the US&nbsp;QP is looking "at gas and oil, conventional and non-conventional," Kaabi said.

Qatar Petroleum is majority owner of the Golden Pass LNG terminal in Texas, with Exxon and ConocoPhillips holding smaller stakes.

Kaabi said he expected to make a final decision on that investment and whether to move ahead with the project "by the end of the year, if not January."

Qatar is a relatively small oil producer compared to its massive gas production. Its decision to quit OPEC this month was seen as a swipe at the group's de facto leader Saudi Arabia, which along with the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt, has imposed a political and economic boycott on Qatar since June 2017, accusing it of supporting terrorism, which Doha denies.

Kaabi said that proposed US&nbsp;legislation known as "NOPEC", or No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act, which could open the OPEC group up to anti-trust lawsuits, was among the reasons for quitting the oil exporting club.

Qatar Petroleum announced separately on Sunday that it was partnering with Italian oil major Eni on three oil fields in Mexico, taking a 35 percent stake in deposits that will begin production in mid-2019 and ramp up to about 90,000 barrels per day by 2021.

The company is in talks with international oil firms about the LNG expansion project at home, including Eni, Kaabi said. Other partners already operating in Qatar include Exxon Mobil Corp, Total, Royal Dutch Shell and ENI.

QP said it will self-finance the LNG expansion rather than borrow, a shift from previous practices where it used lenders to fund up to 70 percent of project costs.

Kaabi said it could carry out the expansion alone if no good offers from foreign firms were made.

"We are looking for a lot of things (in our partners) including asset swaps, things that will help me in my international expansion," he said.

"If I don't get good deals, nobody will come."

The company currently pumps 4.8 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed) and aims to boost its output to 6.5 million boed in the next 8 years by expanding its upstream business abroad.

Qatar Petroleum (QP) is looking to invest at least $20 billion in the United States over the coming few years, its chief executive told Reuters, after the Gulf Arab state unexpectedly quit OPEC this month.

Qatar Petroleum (QP) is looking to invest at least $20 billion in the United States over the coming few years, its chief executive told Reuters, after the Gulf Arab state unexpectedly quit OPEC this month. Saad al-Kaabi, who holds the energy portfolio of the world's top liquefied natural gas (LNG) supplier, also said on Sunday the company aimed to announce foreign partners for new LNG trains needed for an ambitious domestic scale-up by the middle of next year, but was keeping open the possibility of going it alone. Qatar, a tiny but wealthy country is one of the most influential players in the LNG market due to its annual production of 77 million tonnes. It plans to boost capacity 43 percent by 2023-2024 and will be building four liquefaction trains for the LNG expansion. As part of its more than $20 billion investment push in the US QP is looking "at gas and oil, conventional and non-conventional," Kaabi said. Qatar Petroleum is majority owner of the Golden Pass LNG terminal in Texas, with Exxon and ConocoPhillips holding smaller stakes. Kaabi said he expected to make a final decision on that investment and whether to move ahead with the project "by the end of the year, if not January." Qatar is a relatively small oil producer compared to its massive gas production. Its decision to quit OPEC this month was seen as a swipe at the group's de facto leader Saudi Arabia, which along with the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt, has imposed a political and economic boycott on Qatar since June 2017, accusing it of supporting terrorism, which Doha denies. Kaabi said that proposed US legislation known as "NOPEC", or No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act, which could open the OPEC group up to anti-trust lawsuits, was among the reasons for quitting the oil exporting club. Qatar Petroleum announced separately on Sunday that it was partnering with Italian oil major Eni on three oil fields in Mexico, taking a 35 percent stake in deposits that will begin production in mid-2019 and ramp up to about 90,000 barrels per day by 2021. The company is in talks with international oil firms about the LNG expansion project at home, including Eni, Kaabi said. Other partners already operating in Qatar include Exxon Mobil Corp, Total, Royal Dutch Shell and ENI. QP said it will self-finance the LNG expansion rather than borrow, a shift from previous practices where it used lenders to fund up to 70 percent of project costs. Kaabi said it could carry out the expansion alone if no good offers from foreign firms were made. "We are looking for a lot of things (in our partners) including asset swaps, things that will help me in my international expansion," he said. "If I don't get good deals, nobody will come." The company currently pumps 4.8 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed) and aims to boost its output to 6.5 million boed in the next 8 years by expanding its upstream business abroad.

Qatar Petroleum to invest $20 billion in US in major expansion

Petrol prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Saturday with petrol now being sold at Rs 72.53 per litre in the national capital.&nbsp;

In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 78.09 per litre. While the prices in Kolkata and Chennai were revised to Rs 74.55 and Rs 75.26 respectively.

On Friday, the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 72.87 per litre in Delhi, Rs 78.43 in Mumbai, Rs 75.62 in Chennai and Rs 74.88 per litre in Kolkata.

The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil.

The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan

Petrol prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Saturday with petrol now being sold at Rs 72.53 per litre in the national capital. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 78.

Petrol prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Saturday with petrol now being sold at Rs 72.53 per litre in the national capital. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 78.09 per litre. While the prices in Kolkata and Chennai were revised to Rs 74.55 and Rs 75.26 respectively. On Friday, the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 72.87 per litre in Delhi, Rs 78.43 in Mumbai, Rs 75.62 in Chennai and Rs 74.88 per litre in Kolkata. The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan

Fuel prices continue to fall: Petrol at Rs 72.53 per litre in Delhi

Petrol prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Friday with petrol now being sold at Rs 72.87 per litre in the national capital.&nbsp;

In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 78.43 per litre. While the prices in Kolkata and Chennai were revised to Rs 74.88 and Rs 75.62 respectively.

On Thursday, the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 73.24 per litre in Delhi, Rs 78.80 in Mumbai, Rs 76.01 in Chennai and Rs 75.24 per litre in Kolkata.

The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil.

The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

Petrol prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Friday with petrol now being sold at Rs 72.87 per litre in the national capital. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 78.

Petrol prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Friday with petrol now being sold at Rs 72.87 per litre in the national capital. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 78.43 per litre. While the prices in Kolkata and Chennai were revised to Rs 74.88 and Rs 75.62 respectively. On Thursday, the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 73.24 per litre in Delhi, Rs 78.80 in Mumbai, Rs 76.01 in Chennai and Rs 75.24 per litre in Kolkata. The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

Fuel prices continue to fall: Petrol at Rs 72.87 per litre in Delhi

Petrol prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Thursday with petrol now being sold at Rs 73.24 per litre in the national capital.&nbsp;

In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 78.80 per litre. While the prices in Kolkata and Chennai were revised to Rs 75.24 and Rs 76.01 respectively.

On Wednesday, the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 73.57 per litre in Delhi, Rs 79.12 in Mumbai, Rs 76.35 in Chennai and Rs 75.57 per litre in Kolkata.

The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil.

The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

Petrol prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Thursday with petrol now being sold at Rs 73.24 per litre in the national capital. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 78.

Petrol prices in the country continued to witness a slump on Thursday with petrol now being sold at Rs 73.24 per litre in the national capital. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 78.80 per litre. While the prices in Kolkata and Chennai were revised to Rs 75.24 and Rs 76.01 respectively. On Wednesday, the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 73.57 per litre in Delhi, Rs 79.12 in Mumbai, Rs 76.35 in Chennai and Rs 75.57 per litre in Kolkata. The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

Fuel prices continue to fall: Petrol at Rs 73.24 per litre in Delhi

Petrol prices in national capital continued to witness a slump on Wednesday with petrol now being sold at Rs 73.57 per litre.&nbsp;

In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 79.12 per litre.

On Tuesday, the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 74.07 per litre in Delhi, Rs 79.12 in Mumbai, Rs 76.35 in Chennai and Rs 75.57 per litre in Kolkata.

The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil.

The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

Petrol prices in national capital continued to witness a slump on Wednesday with petrol now being sold at Rs 73.57 per litre. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 79.

Petrol prices in national capital continued to witness a slump on Wednesday with petrol now being sold at Rs 73.57 per litre. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 79.12 per litre. On Tuesday, the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 74.07 per litre in Delhi, Rs 79.12 in Mumbai, Rs 76.35 in Chennai and Rs 75.57 per litre in Kolkata. The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

Fuel prices continue to fall: Petrol at Rs 73.57 per litre in Delhi

Ahead of general elections, public sector oil companies plan to allot about 65,000 petrol pumps across the country to nearly double the existing retail network, officials said Sunday.

Indian Oil Corp (IOC), Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd (HPCL) Sunday issued advertisements for setting up 55,649 petrol pumps across the country.

"This does not include any sites in poll-bound states," HPCL's state-level coordinator Vishal Bajpai told reporters here.

Assembly elections are on in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram and advertisement for these would be issued after polling is completed.

IOC, which already has 27,377 petrol pumps across the country, has advertised for setting up 26,982 more in states that are not going to polls. BPCL will add 15,802 outlets to its existing strength of 14,592 and HPCL would add 12,865 petrol pumps to its existing tally of 15,287.

Delhi has 390 petrol pumps and 170 more are to be set up, Bajpai said.

The poll-bound states may have some 9,000-10,000 sites, another official said.

The allotments will be done on relaxed guidelines which has lowered the educational qualification to 10th pass from 12th pass and graduate currently and the only essential requirement is ownership of the land where the pump is to be set up, Bajpai said.

This is the first time in almost four years that allotment of petrol pump sites is being advertised.

India currently has 63,674 petrol pumps, most of them with public sector firms. Nayara Energy Ltd, formerly Essar Oil Ltd, has the highest number of outlets in the private sector at 4,895 while Reliance Industries has 1,400 pumps. Royal Dutch/Shell has 116 outlets.

"For a fast-growing economy like ours, energy needs are growing manifold. PSU oil marketing companies are undertaking retail outlet (petrol pump) network expansion in tandem with the growth in demand for petrol and diesel. Retail sales of petrol and diesel are increasing at the rate of approximately 8 per cent and 4 per cent per annum," Bajpai said.

The expansion, he said, was being undertaken to meet the growing fuel needs and convenience of customers in emerging markets like upcoming highways, agricultural pockets and industrial hubs.

The retail outlet network in rural, remote and far-flung areas is also being expanded with the intention of increasing availability of products, predominantly diesel, ensuring quality and correct price to meet the rural agricultural demand and cater to people in remote areas, he said.

He said the process of dealer selection has been simplified by introducing online applications and doing away with the requirement of submitting voluminous documents in support of eligibility.

"Only the selected candidate would be required to produce the documents. Similarly, the eligibility norms have also been relaxed," he said. "Availability of suitable land at the advertised location/stretch is the most important requirement. Applicants without land can also apply, however, they are expected to offer land when called for," he added.

For the first time, the computerised draw of lots or bid opening would be held under the aegis of an independent agency to bring in more transparency.&nbsp;

Ahead of general elections, public sector oil companies plan to allot about 65,000 petrol pumps across the country to nearly double the existing retail network, officials said Sunday.

Ahead of general elections, public sector oil companies plan to allot about 65,000 petrol pumps across the country to nearly double the existing retail network, officials said Sunday. Indian Oil Corp (IOC), Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd (HPCL) Sunday issued advertisements for setting up 55,649 petrol pumps across the country. "This does not include any sites in poll-bound states," HPCL's state-level coordinator Vishal Bajpai told reporters here. Assembly elections are on in Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Telangana and Mizoram and advertisement for these would be issued after polling is completed. IOC, which already has 27,377 petrol pumps across the country, has advertised for setting up 26,982 more in states that are not going to polls. BPCL will add 15,802 outlets to its existing strength of 14,592 and HPCL would add 12,865 petrol pumps to its existing tally of 15,287. Delhi has 390 petrol pumps and 170 more are to be set up, Bajpai said. The poll-bound states may have some 9,000-10,000 sites, another official said. The allotments will be done on relaxed guidelines which has lowered the educational qualification to 10th pass from 12th pass and graduate currently and the only essential requirement is ownership of the land where the pump is to be set up, Bajpai said. This is the first time in almost four years that allotment of petrol pump sites is being advertised. India currently has 63,674 petrol pumps, most of them with public sector firms. Nayara Energy Ltd, formerly Essar Oil Ltd, has the highest number of outlets in the private sector at 4,895 while Reliance Industries has 1,400 pumps. Royal Dutch/Shell has 116 outlets. "For a fast-growing economy like ours, energy needs are growing manifold. PSU oil marketing companies are undertaking retail outlet (petrol pump) network expansion in tandem with the growth in demand for petrol and diesel. Retail sales of petrol and diesel are increasing at the rate of approximately 8 per cent and 4 per cent per annum," Bajpai said. The expansion, he said, was being undertaken to meet the growing fuel needs and convenience of customers in emerging markets like upcoming highways, agricultural pockets and industrial hubs. The retail outlet network in rural, remote and far-flung areas is also being expanded with the intention of increasing availability of products, predominantly diesel, ensuring quality and correct price to meet the rural agricultural demand and cater to people in remote areas, he said. He said the process of dealer selection has been simplified by introducing online applications and doing away with the requirement of submitting voluminous documents in support of eligibility. "Only the selected candidate would be required to produce the documents. Similarly, the eligibility norms have also been relaxed," he said. "Availability of suitable land at the advertised location/stretch is the most important requirement. Applicants without land can also apply, however, they are expected to offer land when called for," he added. For the first time, the computerised draw of lots or bid opening would be held under the aegis of an independent agency to bring in more transparency.

Oil PSUs to allot 65,000 petrol pumps ahead of general elections

Fuel prices continued to witness a slump in the national capital on Thursday, with petrol and diesel now being sold at Rs 75.97 per litre and Rs 70.97 per litre, respectively.&nbsp;

Compared to Wednesday, <a href="http://www.wionews.com/business-economy/asia-stocks-shaken-by-plunge-in-crude-oil-growth-worries-177178">petrol and diesel prices</a> witnessed a decrease of 41 and 30 paise, respectively in New Delhi.&nbsp;

In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 81.50 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.40) while diesel saw a fall of Rs 0.32 and is now being retailed at Rs 74.34.&nbsp;

The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil.&nbsp;

The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

(With inputs from ANI)

Fuel prices continued to witness a slump in the national capital on Thursday, with petrol and diesel now being sold at Rs 75.97 per litre and Rs 70.97 per litre, respectively.

Fuel prices continued to witness a slump in the national capital on Thursday, with petrol and diesel now being sold at Rs 75.97 per litre and Rs 70.97 per litre, respectively. Compared to Wednesday, petrol and diesel prices witnessed a decrease of 41 and 30 paise, respectively in New Delhi. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol prices slipped to Rs 81.50 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.40) while diesel saw a fall of Rs 0.32 and is now being retailed at Rs 74.34. The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the fall in the prices of crude oil. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan. (With inputs from ANI)

Fuel prices witness steady fall amid faltering global crude rates

State-run oil-marketing companies continued to cut the prices of key transport fuels — petrol and diesel — well into the fifth week on Tuesday on lower global crude oil prices.

In New Delhi, petrol is being sold at Rs 76.38 per litre after a decrease of 14 paise, and diesel at Rs 71.27 per litre after a decrease of 12 paise.

Meanwhile, in Mumbai petrol is retailing 14 paise lower at Rs 81.90 per litre and diesel at Rs 74.66 after a decrease of 13 paise.

The rates of fuel across India are witnessing a continuous decline due to a fall in the prices of crude oil.

The United States recently softened its stand on Iran`s sanctions and gave its nod to eight countries to continue importing oil from Iran temporarily.&nbsp;

The list of countries includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, and Taiwan.

(With inputs from agencies)

State-run oil-marketing companies continued to cut the prices of key transport fuels — petrol and diesel — well into the fifth week on Tuesday on lower global crude oil prices.

State-run oil-marketing companies continued to cut the prices of key transport fuels — petrol and diesel — well into the fifth week on Tuesday on lower global crude oil prices. In New Delhi, petrol is being sold at Rs 76.38 per litre after a decrease of 14 paise, and diesel at Rs 71.27 per litre after a decrease of 12 paise. Meanwhile, in Mumbai petrol is retailing 14 paise lower at Rs 81.90 per litre and diesel at Rs 74.66 after a decrease of 13 paise. The rates of fuel across India are witnessing a continuous decline due to a fall in the prices of crude oil. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran`s sanctions and gave its nod to eight countries to continue importing oil from Iran temporarily. The list of countries includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, and Taiwan. (With inputs from agencies)

Fuel prices continue to slide as global crude rates ease

State-run oil-marketing companies continued to cut the prices of key transport fuels — petrol and diesel — well into the fifth week on Monday on lower global crude oil prices.

In the national capital Delhi, petrol was priced at Rs 76.52 as against Rs 76.71 on Sunday and diesel was sold at Rs 71.39 as compared to Rs 71.56 yesterday, according to data available on Indian Oil Corporation website.

In the country's business capital Mumbai, petrol was sold at Rs 82.04 per litre on Monday compared to Rs 82.23 on Sunday. Diesel in Mumbai became cheaper by 18 paise to Rs 74.79.

The rates of fuel across India are witnessing a continuous decline due to a fall in the prices of crude oil. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and gave its nod to eight countries to continue importing oil from Iran temporarily. The list of countries includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, and Taiwan.

(With inputs from agencies)

State-run oil-marketing companies continued to cut the prices of key transport fuels — petrol and diesel — well into the fifth week on Monday on lower global crude oil prices.

State-run oil-marketing companies continued to cut the prices of key transport fuels — petrol and diesel — well into the fifth week on Monday on lower global crude oil prices. In the national capital Delhi, petrol was priced at Rs 76.52 as against Rs 76.71 on Sunday and diesel was sold at Rs 71.39 as compared to Rs 71.56 yesterday, according to data available on Indian Oil Corporation website. In the country's business capital Mumbai, petrol was sold at Rs 82.04 per litre on Monday compared to Rs 82.23 on Sunday. Diesel in Mumbai became cheaper by 18 paise to Rs 74.79. The rates of fuel across India are witnessing a continuous decline due to a fall in the prices of crude oil. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and gave its nod to eight countries to continue importing oil from Iran temporarily. The list of countries includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates, and Taiwan. (With inputs from agencies)

Fuel prices continue to slide as global crude rates ease 

Continuing the declining trend that has been going for the past couple of days, oil marketing firms across the country once again slashed the rates for transportation fuels on Tuesday.

In Delhi, petrol is being sold at Rs 77.43 whereas diesel is available at Rs 72.19 per litre. Yesterday, commuters in the national capital shelled out Rs Rs 77.56 and Rs 72.31 &nbsp;for a litre of petrol and diesel respectively.

In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol price has slipped to Rs 82.94 per litre and diesel to Rs 75.64. On Monday, the petrol cost at Rs 83.07 and diesel at Rs 75.76 per litre here.

The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the slip in the prices of crude oil prices. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

(With inputs from ANI)

Continuing the declining trend that has been going for the past couple of days, oil marketing firms across the country once again slashed the rates for transportation fuels on Tuesday.

Continuing the declining trend that has been going for the past couple of days, oil marketing firms across the country once again slashed the rates for transportation fuels on Tuesday. In Delhi, petrol is being sold at Rs 77.43 whereas diesel is available at Rs 72.19 per litre. Yesterday, commuters in the national capital shelled out Rs Rs 77.56 and Rs 72.31 for a litre of petrol and diesel respectively. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol price has slipped to Rs 82.94 per litre and diesel to Rs 75.64. On Monday, the petrol cost at Rs 83.07 and diesel at Rs 75.76 per litre here. The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the slip in the prices of crude oil prices. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan. (With inputs from ANI)

Petrol, diesel prices dip further for 6th straight day

Continuing the declining trend that has been going for the past couple of days, oil marketing firms across the country once again slashed the rates for transportation fuels on Monday.

In Delhi, petrol is being sold at Rs 77.56 whereas diesel is available at Rs 72.31 per litre. Yesterday, commuters in the national capital shelled out Rs 77.89 and Rs 72.58 for a litre of petrol and diesel respectively.

The prices of the fuel in the national capital stand lowest as compared to other metropolitan cities.

In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol price has slipped to Rs 83.07 per litre and diesel to Rs 75.76. On Sunday, the petrol cost at Rs 83.24 and diesel at Rs 75.92 per litre here.

The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the slip in the prices of crude oil prices. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

Continuing the declining trend that has been going for the past couple of days, oil marketing firms across the country once again slashed the rates for transportation fuels on Monday.

Continuing the declining trend that has been going for the past couple of days, oil marketing firms across the country once again slashed the rates for transportation fuels on Monday. In Delhi, petrol is being sold at Rs 77.56 whereas diesel is available at Rs 72.31 per litre. Yesterday, commuters in the national capital shelled out Rs 77.89 and Rs 72.58 for a litre of petrol and diesel respectively. The prices of the fuel in the national capital stand lowest as compared to other metropolitan cities. In the financial capital Mumbai, petrol price has slipped to Rs 83.07 per litre and diesel to Rs 75.76. On Sunday, the petrol cost at Rs 83.24 and diesel at Rs 75.92 per litre here. The rates of the fuel across India have been slashing due to the slip in the prices of crude oil prices. The United States recently softened its stand on Iran's sanctions and given nod to eight oil countries to continue to import oil from Tehran temporarily. The list includes India, China, South Korea, Japan, Turkey, Italy, the United Arab Emirates and Taiwan.

Petrol, diesel prices continue to fall

Petrol prices continued to decline on Saturday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 77.89 per litre in Delhi and Rs 83.40 per litre in Mumbai.

While prices of petrol reduced by 17 paise in the two cities, diesel prices witnessed a reduction of&nbsp;16 paise in Delhi and 17 paise in Mumbai.

The prices of diesel were revised to Rs 72.58 per litre in Delhi and Rs 76.05 per litre in Mumbai.

On Friday the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 78.06 per litre in Delhi, Rs 79.98 in Kolkata, Rs 83.57 in Mumbai and Rs 81.08 in Chennai.

While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 72.74 per litre in Delhi, Rs 74.60 in Kolkata, Rs 76.22 in Mumbai and Rs 76.89 in Chennai.

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The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

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Petrol prices continued to decline on Saturday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 77.89 per litre in Delhi and Rs 83.40 per litre in Mumbai. While prices of petrol reduced by 17 paise in the two cities, diesel prices witnessed a reduction of 16 paise in Delhi and 17 paise in Mumbai.

Petrol prices continued to decline on Saturday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 77.89 per litre in Delhi and Rs 83.40 per litre in Mumbai. While prices of petrol reduced by 17 paise in the two cities, diesel prices witnessed a reduction of 16 paise in Delhi and 17 paise in Mumbai. The prices of diesel were revised to Rs 72.58 per litre in Delhi and Rs 76.05 per litre in Mumbai. On Friday the prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 78.06 per litre in Delhi, Rs 79.98 in Kolkata, Rs 83.57 in Mumbai and Rs 81.08 in Chennai. While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 72.74 per litre in Delhi, Rs 74.60 in Kolkata, Rs 76.22 in Mumbai and Rs 76.89 in Chennai. Petrol and diesel prices in #Delhi are Rs 77.89 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.17) and Rs 72.58 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.16), respectively. Petrol and diesel prices in #Mumbai are Rs 83.40 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.17) and Rs 76.05 (decrease by Rs 0.17), respectively. pic.twitter.com/jglQ1gGbLt — ANI (@ANI) November 10, 2018 × The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.

Fuel prices slashed; petrol at Rs 77.89 per litre in Delhi, Rs 83.40 in Mumbai

Fuel prices continued to decline on Friday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 78.06 per litre in Delhi and Rs 83.57 per litre in Mumbai.

While the prices of petrol reduced by 15 paise in the two cities, diesel witnessed a reduction of 15 paise in Delhi and 16 paise in Mumbai.

The prices of diesel were revised to Rs 72.74 per litre in Delhi and Rs 76.22 per litre in Mumbai.

Petrol prices on Thursday were recorded at Rs 78.21 per litre in Delhi, Rs 80.13 in Kolkata, Rs 83.72 in Mumbai and Rs 81.24 in Chennai.

While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 72.89 per litre in Delhi, Rs 74.75 in Kolkata, Rs 76.38 in Mumbai and Rs 77.05 in Chennai.

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The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

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Fuel prices continued to decline on Friday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 78.06 per litre in Delhi and Rs 83.57 per litre in Mumbai. While the prices of petrol reduced by 15 paise in the two cities, diesel witnessed a reduction of 15 paise in Delhi and 16 paise in Mumbai.

Fuel prices continued to decline on Friday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 78.06 per litre in Delhi and Rs 83.57 per litre in Mumbai. While the prices of petrol reduced by 15 paise in the two cities, diesel witnessed a reduction of 15 paise in Delhi and 16 paise in Mumbai. The prices of diesel were revised to Rs 72.74 per litre in Delhi and Rs 76.22 per litre in Mumbai. Petrol prices on Thursday were recorded at Rs 78.21 per litre in Delhi, Rs 80.13 in Kolkata, Rs 83.72 in Mumbai and Rs 81.24 in Chennai. While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 72.89 per litre in Delhi, Rs 74.75 in Kolkata, Rs 76.38 in Mumbai and Rs 77.05 in Chennai. Petrol and diesel prices in #Delhi are Rs 78.06 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.15) and Rs 72.74 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.15), respectively. Petrol and diesel prices in #Mumbai are Rs 83.57 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.15) and Rs 76.22 (decrease by Rs 0.16), respectively. pic.twitter.com/VMCVuUInGH — ANI (@ANI) November 9, 2018 × The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.

Fuel prices down again, petrol at Rs 78.06 per litre in Delhi, Rs 83.57 per litre in Mumbai

Fuel prices in the country continued to decline on Thursday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 78.21 per litre in Delhi and Rs 83.72 per litre in Mumbai.

While petrol reduced by 21 paise in Delhi and 20 paise in Mumbai, diesel witnessed a reduction of 18 paise in the national capital and 19 paise in Mumbai.

Diesel prices were revised to Rs 72.89 per litre in Delhi and Rs 76.38 per litre in Mumbai.

Petrol prices on Wednesday were recorded at Rs 78.42 per litre in Delhi, Rs 80.33 in Kolkata, Rs 83.92 in Mumbai and Rs 81.46 in Chennai.

While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 73.07 per litre in Delhi, Rs 74.93 in Kolkata, Rs 76.57 in Mumbai and Rs 77.24 in Chennai.

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The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

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Fuel prices in the country continued to decline on Thursday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 78.21 per litre in Delhi and Rs 83.72 per litre in Mumbai. While petrol reduced by 21 paise in Delhi and 20 paise in Mumbai, diesel witnessed a reduction of 18 paise in the national capital and 19 paise in Mumbai.

Fuel prices in the country continued to decline on Thursday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 78.21 per litre in Delhi and Rs 83.72 per litre in Mumbai. While petrol reduced by 21 paise in Delhi and 20 paise in Mumbai, diesel witnessed a reduction of 18 paise in the national capital and 19 paise in Mumbai. Diesel prices were revised to Rs 72.89 per litre in Delhi and Rs 76.38 per litre in Mumbai. Petrol prices on Wednesday were recorded at Rs 78.42 per litre in Delhi, Rs 80.33 in Kolkata, Rs 83.92 in Mumbai and Rs 81.46 in Chennai. While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 73.07 per litre in Delhi, Rs 74.93 in Kolkata, Rs 76.57 in Mumbai and Rs 77.24 in Chennai. Petrol and diesel prices in #Delhi are Rs 78.21 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.21) and Rs 72.89 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.18), respectively. Petrol and diesel prices in #Mumbai are Rs 83.72 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.20) and Rs 76.38 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.19), respectively. pic.twitter.com/EKBBGQiOxj — ANI (@ANI) November 8, 2018 × The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly. (With inputs from agencies)

Fuel prices down again, petrol at Rs 78.21 per litre in Delhi, Rs 83.72 in Mumbai

Petrol and diesel prices in New Delhi witnessed a fall of 14 paise and 9 paise respectively on Tuesday as compared to Monday.

Petrol is now being sold at Rs 78.42 per litre, while diesel is being retailed at Rs 73.07 per litre in the national capital.

In Mumbai, the prices of petrol and diesel are Rs 83.92 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.14) and Rs 76.57 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.10), respectively.

In Chennai, petrol and diesel prices were at Rs 81.46 per litre and Rs 77.24 per litre respectively. While in Kolkata, petrol and diesel prices were at Rs 80.33 per litre and Rs 74.93 per litre respectively.&nbsp;

Oil prices fell on Monday as the start to US&nbsp;sanctions against Iran`s fuel exports was softened by waivers that will allow some countries to still import Iranian crude, at least temporarily.

Fuel prices had earlier witnessed a relentless hike in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In this regard, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had on October 4 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices after curbing excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre and urged respective state governments to slash the same amount at their end.

Petrol and diesel prices in New Delhi witnessed a fall of 14 paise and 9 paise respectively on Tuesday as compared to Monday. Petrol is now being sold at Rs 78.42 per litre, while diesel is being retailed at Rs 73.

Petrol and diesel prices in New Delhi witnessed a fall of 14 paise and 9 paise respectively on Tuesday as compared to Monday. Petrol is now being sold at Rs 78.42 per litre, while diesel is being retailed at Rs 73.07 per litre in the national capital. In Mumbai, the prices of petrol and diesel are Rs 83.92 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.14) and Rs 76.57 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.10), respectively. In Chennai, petrol and diesel prices were at Rs 81.46 per litre and Rs 77.24 per litre respectively. While in Kolkata, petrol and diesel prices were at Rs 80.33 per litre and Rs 74.93 per litre respectively. Oil prices fell on Monday as the start to US sanctions against Iran`s fuel exports was softened by waivers that will allow some countries to still import Iranian crude, at least temporarily. Fuel prices had earlier witnessed a relentless hike in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In this regard, Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had on October 4 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices after curbing excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre and urged respective state governments to slash the same amount at their end.

Fuel pries down again, petrol at Rs 78.42 per litre in Delhi, diesel at Rs 73.07 per litre

Fuel prices in the country continued to decline on Monday with the price of petrol reaching Rs 78.56 per litre in Delhi and Rs 84.06 per litre in Mumbai.

While the prices of petrol reduced by 22 paise in the two states, diesel witnessed a reduction of 20 paise in Delhi and 21 paise in Mumbai.

Diesel prices&nbsp;were&nbsp;revised to Rs Rs 73.16 per litre in Delhi and Rs 76.67 per litre in Mumbai.

Petrol prices on Sunday were recorded at Rs 78.78 per litre in Delhi, Rs 80.68 in Kolkata, Rs 84.28 in Mumbai and Rs 81.84 in Chennai.

While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 73.36 per litre in Delhi, Rs 75.22 in Kolkata, Rs 76.88 in Mumbai and Rs 77.55 in Chennai.

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The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Fuel prices in the country continued to decline on Monday with the price of petrol reaching Rs 78.56 per litre in Delhi and Rs 84.06 per litre in Mumbai. While the prices of petrol reduced by 22 paise in the two states, diesel witnessed a reduction of 20 paise in Delhi and 21 paise in Mumbai.

Fuel prices in the country continued to decline on Monday with the price of petrol reaching Rs 78.56 per litre in Delhi and Rs 84.06 per litre in Mumbai. While the prices of petrol reduced by 22 paise in the two states, diesel witnessed a reduction of 20 paise in Delhi and 21 paise in Mumbai. Diesel prices were revised to Rs Rs 73.16 per litre in Delhi and Rs 76.67 per litre in Mumbai. Petrol prices on Sunday were recorded at Rs 78.78 per litre in Delhi, Rs 80.68 in Kolkata, Rs 84.28 in Mumbai and Rs 81.84 in Chennai. While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 73.36 per litre in Delhi, Rs 75.22 in Kolkata, Rs 76.88 in Mumbai and Rs 77.55 in Chennai. Petrol and diesel prices in #Delhi are Rs 78.56 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.22) and Rs 73.16 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.20), respectively. Petrol and diesel prices in #Mumbai are Rs 84.06 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.22) and Rs 76.67 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.21), respectively. pic.twitter.com/qeniXI7nMs — ANI (@ANI) November 5, 2018 × The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly. (With inputs from agencies)

Fuel prices further slashed; petrol selling at Rs 78.56 per litre, diesel 73.16 in Delhi

Fuel prices in the country reduced further on Saturday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 78.99 per litre&nbsp;in Delhi and Rs 84.49 per litre in Mumbai.

While the prices of petrol reduced by 19 paise in both the states, diesel prices reduced by 11 paise in Delhi and 12 paise in Mumbai.

The prices of diesel were revised to Rs 73.53 per litre in Delhi and Rs 77.06 per litre in Mumbai.

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Petrol prices on Thursday were recorded at Rs 79.18 per litre&nbsp;in Delhi, Rs 81.08 in Kolkata, Rs 84.68 in Mumbai and Rs 82.26 in Chennai.

While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 73.64 per litre in Delhi, Rs 75.50 in Kolkata, Rs 77.18 in Mumbai and Rs 77.85 in Chennai.

The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

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Fuel prices in the country reduced further on Saturday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 78.99 per litre in Delhi and Rs 84.49 per litre in Mumbai. While the prices of petrol reduced by 19 paise in both the states, diesel prices reduced by 11 paise in Delhi and 12 paise in Mumbai.

Fuel prices in the country reduced further on Saturday with prices of petrol reaching Rs 78.99 per litre in Delhi and Rs 84.49 per litre in Mumbai. While the prices of petrol reduced by 19 paise in both the states, diesel prices reduced by 11 paise in Delhi and 12 paise in Mumbai. The prices of diesel were revised to Rs 73.53 per litre in Delhi and Rs 77.06 per litre in Mumbai. Petrol and diesel prices in #Delhi are Rs 78.99 (decrease by Rs 0.19) and Rs 73.53 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.11), respectively. Petrol and diesel prices in #Mumbai are Rs 84.49 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.19) and Rs 77.06 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.12), respectively. pic.twitter.com/WstGj5FDjp — ANI (@ANI) November 3, 2018 × Petrol prices on Thursday were recorded at Rs 79.18 per litre in Delhi, Rs 81.08 in Kolkata, Rs 84.68 in Mumbai and Rs 82.26 in Chennai. While diesel prices were recorded at Rs 73.64 per litre in Delhi, Rs 75.50 in Kolkata, Rs 77.18 in Mumbai and Rs 77.85 in Chennai. The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly. (With inputs from agencies)

Petrol prices drop by 19 paise, reach Rs 78.99 per litre in Delhi, Rs 84.49 per litre in Mumbai

The Delhi government on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it has deregistered 40 lakh vehicles, out of a total of 1.1 crore, which include <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-pollution-hits-emergency-level-again-24027">vehicles running on petrol</a> and diesel that are over 15 years and 10 years old respectively.

A bench headed by Justice Madan B Lokur said that the <a href="http://www.wionews.com/india-news/delhi-holds-breath-as-burning-farms-herald-pollution-season-172590">National Green Tribunal</a> (NGT) and the apex court had passed an order three-and-a-half years ago, directing all 15-year-old petrol vehicles and 10-year-old diesel vehicles to be barred from the city’s roads, adding that there has been no initiative from the Delhi government so far to implement the order.

The counsel appearing for the Delhi government informed the bench that in compliance with the order, as many as 40 lakh vehicles have been deregistered under the Motor Vehicle Act.

The Delhi government further said the by December 30, Radio and Frequency Identification Devices (RFID) will be installed at 13 entry points in the city in order to check entry of commercial vehicles.

The top court ordered that priority should be given to the entry points with high congestion of vehicles coming from different cities.

"You should give priority to congested entry points where entry of commercial vehicles are high because that will have a greater impact," Justice Lokur said.

Amicus Curiae advocate Aparajita, assisting the court in the air pollution matter, told the bench that there was rampant corruption at entry points of commercial vehicles and, as per a report, the number of vehicles and collection of money did not match.

With the installation of RFIDs for commercial vehicle, everything will be automated so that human interference is avoided, the lawyer added.

Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) also told the court that accounts on Facebook and Twitter have been created to allow citizens to complain about pollution. It has received 18 complaints so far.

The top court asked the CPCB to publicise the social media sites and set November 26 as the date for further hearing in matters related to air pollution.

Earlier, the apex court had directed the CPCB to open social media account so that citizens can complain about pollution.

The Delhi government on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it has deregistered 40 lakh vehicles, out of a total of 1.1 crore, which include vehicles running on petrol and diesel that are over 15 years and 10 years old respectively.

The Delhi government on Thursday told the Supreme Court that it has deregistered 40 lakh vehicles, out of a total of 1.1 crore, which include vehicles running on petrol and diesel that are over 15 years and 10 years old respectively. A bench headed by Justice Madan B Lokur said that the National Green Tribunal (NGT) and the apex court had passed an order three-and-a-half years ago, directing all 15-year-old petrol vehicles and 10-year-old diesel vehicles to be barred from the city’s roads, adding that there has been no initiative from the Delhi government so far to implement the order. The counsel appearing for the Delhi government informed the bench that in compliance with the order, as many as 40 lakh vehicles have been deregistered under the Motor Vehicle Act. The Delhi government further said the by December 30, Radio and Frequency Identification Devices (RFID) will be installed at 13 entry points in the city in order to check entry of commercial vehicles. The top court ordered that priority should be given to the entry points with high congestion of vehicles coming from different cities. "You should give priority to congested entry points where entry of commercial vehicles are high because that will have a greater impact," Justice Lokur said. Amicus Curiae advocate Aparajita, assisting the court in the air pollution matter, told the bench that there was rampant corruption at entry points of commercial vehicles and, as per a report, the number of vehicles and collection of money did not match. With the installation of RFIDs for commercial vehicle, everything will be automated so that human interference is avoided, the lawyer added. Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) also told the court that accounts on Facebook and Twitter have been created to allow citizens to complain about pollution. It has received 18 complaints so far. The top court asked the CPCB to publicise the social media sites and set November 26 as the date for further hearing in matters related to air pollution. Earlier, the apex court had directed the CPCB to open social media account so that citizens can complain about pollution.

40 lakh old vehicles de-registered in Delhi: Govt tells Supreme Court

Petrol prices continued to reduce on Thursday with the price reaching Rs 79.37 per litre in Delhi and Rs 84.86 per litre in Mumbai.

While the prices of petrol reduced by 18 paise in Delhi and 16 paise in Mumbai, the price of diesel remained unchanged on Thursday.

The prices of diesel were recorded as Rs 73.78 per litre in Delhi and Rs 77.32 per litre in Mumbai.

Petrol price in the national capital was revised to 79.55 per litre on Tuesday while diesel price to Rs 73.78 per litre.

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The prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 81.43 in Kolkata, Rs 85.04 in Mumbai and Rs 82.65 in Chennai on Tuesday.

Fuel prices in the country remained unchanged on Wednesday after reducing for thirteen consecutive days.

The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

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Petrol prices continued to reduce on Thursday with the price reaching Rs 79.37 per litre in Delhi and Rs 84.86 per litre in Mumbai. While the prices of petrol reduced by 18 paise in Delhi and 16 paise in Mumbai, the price of diesel remained unchanged on Thursday.

Petrol prices continued to reduce on Thursday with the price reaching Rs 79.37 per litre in Delhi and Rs 84.86 per litre in Mumbai. While the prices of petrol reduced by 18 paise in Delhi and 16 paise in Mumbai, the price of diesel remained unchanged on Thursday. The prices of diesel were recorded as Rs 73.78 per litre in Delhi and Rs 77.32 per litre in Mumbai. Petrol price in the national capital was revised to 79.55 per litre on Tuesday while diesel price to Rs 73.78 per litre. Petrol & diesel prices in #Delhi today are Rs 79.37 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.18) and Rs 73.78 per litre, respectively. Petrol & diesel prices in #Mumbai today are Rs 84.86 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.16) and Rs 77.32 per litre,respectively. pic.twitter.com/0nbqXnqiSc — ANI (@ANI) November 1, 2018 × The prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 81.43 in Kolkata, Rs 85.04 in Mumbai and Rs 82.65 in Chennai on Tuesday. Fuel prices in the country remained unchanged on Wednesday after reducing for thirteen consecutive days. The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly. (With inputs from agencies)

Petrol prices drop by 18 paise in Delhi, 16 paise in Mumbai

Fuel prices in the country remained unchanged on Wednesday after reducing for thirteen consecutive days.

Petrol price in the national capital was revised to 79.55 per litre on Tuesday while diesel price to Rs 73.78 per litre.

The prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 81.43 in Kolkata, Rs 85.04 in Mumbai and Rs 82.65 in Chennai on Tuesday.

Petrol price in the national capital&nbsp;reduced to over 3 Rs in the last 13 days, while diesel witnessed a reduction of Rs 1.91.

The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

 
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Fuel prices in the country remained unchanged on Wednesday after reducing for thirteen consecutive days. Petrol price in the national capital was revised to 79.55 per litre on Tuesday while diesel price to Rs 73.

Fuel prices in the country remained unchanged on Wednesday after reducing for thirteen consecutive days. Petrol price in the national capital was revised to 79.55 per litre on Tuesday while diesel price to Rs 73.78 per litre. The prices of petrol were recorded at Rs 81.43 in Kolkata, Rs 85.04 in Mumbai and Rs 82.65 in Chennai on Tuesday. Petrol price in the national capital reduced to over 3 Rs in the last 13 days, while diesel witnessed a reduction of Rs 1.91. The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.

After 13 consecutive days of price cuts, fuel prices remain unchanged today

Fuel prices in the national capital dropped for the thirteenth consecutive day on Tuesday as petrol prices stood at Rs 79.55 per litre, down by Rs 0.20 paise, and diesel prices at Rs. 73.73, down by Rs 0.07 paise.

In Mumbai, petrol and diesel prices today were recorded at Rs 85.04 per litre, down by Rs 0.20, and Rs 77.32 per litre, down by Rs 0.08, respectively.

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Before fuel rates started falling on October 18, petrol and diesel prices had touched unprecedented levels across the country. While petrol touched a record high of Rs 84 per litre, diesel prices went up to Rs 75.45 a litre in Delhi on October 4.

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

After crossing US $86 per barrel, Brent crude oil prices have eased. Last week, Brent crude oil came down below $76 per barrel.&nbsp;

According to Bloomberg, Brent crude was selling at US $77.58 per barrel on Monday. 
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Fuel prices in the national capital dropped for the thirteenth consecutive day on Tuesday as petrol prices stood at Rs 79.55 per litre, down by Rs 0.20 paise, and diesel prices at Rs.

Fuel prices in the national capital dropped for the thirteenth consecutive day on Tuesday as petrol prices stood at Rs 79.55 per litre, down by Rs 0.20 paise, and diesel prices at Rs. 73.73, down by Rs 0.07 paise. In Mumbai, petrol and diesel prices today were recorded at Rs 85.04 per litre, down by Rs 0.20, and Rs 77.32 per litre, down by Rs 0.08, respectively. Petrol & diesel prices in #Delhi today are Rs 79.55 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.20) & Rs 73.78 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.07),respectively. Petrol & diesel prices in #Mumbai today are Rs 85.04 per litre(decrease by Rs 0.20) &Rs 77.32 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.08), respectively pic.twitter.com/YPLiifxBMg — ANI (@ANI) October 30, 2018 × Before fuel rates started falling on October 18, petrol and diesel prices had touched unprecedented levels across the country. While petrol touched a record high of Rs 84 per litre, diesel prices went up to Rs 75.45 a litre in Delhi on October 4. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly. After crossing US $86 per barrel, Brent crude oil prices have eased. Last week, Brent crude oil came down below $76 per barrel. According to Bloomberg, Brent crude was selling at US $77.58 per barrel on Monday.

Fuel prices continue to drop, petrol at Rs 79.55 per litre in Delhi

Fuel prices in the country declined for the twelfth consecutive day on Monday with the price of petrol reaching Rs 79.75 per litre in Delhi and Rs 85.24 per litre in Mumbai.

While the price&nbsp;of petrol reduced by 30 paise in the two states, diesel witnessed a reduction of 20 paise in Delhi and 21 paise in Mumbai.

The price&nbsp;of diesel&nbsp;was revised to Rs 73.85 per litre in Delhi and Rs 77.40 in Mumbai.

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Petrol&amp;diesel prices in <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Delhi?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Delhi</a> today are Rs 79.75 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.30) &amp; Rs 73.85 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.20), respectively. Petrol&amp;diesel prices in <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Mumbai?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Mumbai</a> today are Rs 85.24 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.30) &amp; Rs 77.40 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.21), respectively. <a href="https://t.co/ue528vFvBw">pic.twitter.com/ue528vFvBw</a>
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The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

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Fuel prices in the country declined for the twelfth consecutive day on Monday with the price of petrol reaching Rs 79.75 per litre in Delhi and Rs 85.24 per litre in Mumbai.

Fuel prices in the country declined for the twelfth consecutive day on Monday with the price of petrol reaching Rs 79.75 per litre in Delhi and Rs 85.24 per litre in Mumbai. While the price of petrol reduced by 30 paise in the two states, diesel witnessed a reduction of 20 paise in Delhi and 21 paise in Mumbai. The price of diesel was revised to Rs 73.85 per litre in Delhi and Rs 77.40 in Mumbai. Petrol&diesel prices in #Delhi today are Rs 79.75 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.30) & Rs 73.85 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.20), respectively. Petrol&diesel prices in #Mumbai today are Rs 85.24 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.30) & Rs 77.40 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.21), respectively. pic.twitter.com/ue528vFvBw — ANI (@ANI) October 29, 2018 × The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly. (With inputs from agencies)

Fuel prices decline for 12th day, petrol reaches Rs 79.75/ litre in Delhi

Fuel prices declined for the eleventh consecutive day on Sunday with the price of petrol reaching Rs 80.05 per litre, while that of diesel to Rs 74.05 per litre.

The price of petrol in the national capital was reduced by 40 paise and diesel by 33 paise.

The price of petrol in Mumbai reached&nbsp;Rs 85.54 while diesel to Rs 77.61 per litre by reducing 39 paise and 35 paise respectively.

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The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

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Fuel prices declined for the eleventh consecutive day on Sunday with the price of petrol reaching Rs 80.05 per litre, while that of diesel to Rs 74.05 per litre.

Fuel prices declined for the eleventh consecutive day on Sunday with the price of petrol reaching Rs 80.05 per litre, while that of diesel to Rs 74.05 per litre. The price of petrol in the national capital was reduced by 40 paise and diesel by 33 paise. The price of petrol in Mumbai reached Rs 85.54 while diesel to Rs 77.61 per litre by reducing 39 paise and 35 paise respectively. Petrol&diesel prices in #Delhi today are Rs 80.05 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.40) & Rs 74.05 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.33), respectively. Petrol&diesel prices in #Mumbai today are Rs 85.54 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.39) & Rs 77.61 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.35), respectively. pic.twitter.com/4LEfw9bTZD — ANI (@ANI) October 28, 2018 × The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly. (With inputs from agencies)

Petrol prices drop by 40 paise in Delhi, 39 in Mumbai

Fuel prices in the country witnessed further reduction on Saturday with prices of petrol being revised to Rs 80.45 in Delhi and Rs 85.93 in Mumbai after a decrease of 40 paise.

With a reduction of 35 paise in Delhi and 37 paise in Mumbai, the price&nbsp;of diesel reached Rs 74.38 per litre in Delhi and Rs 77.96 in Mumbai.

The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2&nbsp;announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices.

The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

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The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis.&nbsp;

The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

Fuel prices in the country witnessed further reduction on Saturday with prices of petrol being revised to Rs 80.45 in Delhi and Rs 85.93 in Mumbai after a decrease of 40 paise.

Fuel prices in the country witnessed further reduction on Saturday with prices of petrol being revised to Rs 80.45 in Delhi and Rs 85.93 in Mumbai after a decrease of 40 paise. With a reduction of 35 paise in Delhi and 37 paise in Mumbai, the price of diesel reached Rs 74.38 per litre in Delhi and Rs 77.96 in Mumbai. The fuel prices in the country have witnessed a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. In a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley on October 2 announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices. The ministry had curbed the excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre. Petrol&diesel prices in #Delhi today are Rs 80.45 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.40) & Rs 74.38 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.35), respectively. Petrol&diesel prices in #Mumbai today are Rs 85.93 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.40) & Rs 77.96 per litre (decrease by Rs 0.37), respectively. pic.twitter.com/lNbL1hq6Ui — ANI (@ANI) October 27, 2018 × The fuel rate in the country is revised every single day based on global oil prices. State-run oil marketing companies Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum revise the prices with effect from 6 am on a daily basis. The government allowed revision of fuel rates on a daily basis since mid-June last year to reflect changes in costs instantly. (With inputs from agencies)

Petrol prices drop 40 paise in Delhi, Mumbai

Fule prices witnessed further reduction on Friday, providing some relief to consumers from relentless rate hikes.

The petrol price in Delhi was revised to Rs 80.85 per litre, while that in Mumbai was Rs 86.33 per litre after a reduction of 25 paise.

Diesel, on the other hand, is being sold seven paise lower at Rs 74.73 per litre in Delhi, while the price of diesel in Mumbai has been reduced by eight paise to retail at Rs 78.33 per litre.

The fuel prices had been witnessing a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket.

On October 4, in a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley had announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices after curbing excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.&nbsp;

Fule prices witnessed further reduction on Friday, providing some relief to consumers from relentless rate hikes. The petrol price in Delhi was revised to Rs 80.

Fule prices witnessed further reduction on Friday, providing some relief to consumers from relentless rate hikes. The petrol price in Delhi was revised to Rs 80.85 per litre, while that in Mumbai was Rs 86.33 per litre after a reduction of 25 paise. Diesel, on the other hand, is being sold seven paise lower at Rs 74.73 per litre in Delhi, while the price of diesel in Mumbai has been reduced by eight paise to retail at Rs 78.33 per litre. The fuel prices had been witnessing a relentless hike since the past few months in the country, burning a hole in the commuter's pocket. On October 4, in a bid to ease the crunch caused by soaring fuel prices, finance minister Arun Jaitley had announced a reduction of Rs 2.50 per litre on both petrol and diesel prices after curbing excise duty on the commodity by Rs 1.50 per litre.

Fuel prices continue to decline; Petrol at Rs 80.85 per litre, Diesel at Rs 74.73 per litre in Delhi

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