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Why Petrol Has Crossed Rs 120 Per Litre In Some Madhya Pradesh Districts
Some districts of Madhya Pradesh are bearing the brunt of the hike in fuel prices, with the cost of petrol in Anuppur district in the state crossing Rs 120 per litre and diesel nearing Rs 110 per litre today.
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'Go To Taliban. Petrol Cheaper In Afghanistan': BJP Leader To Journalist
A Madhya Pradesh BJP leader triggered controversy after he told a journalist to "go to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan" after being questioned over rising fuel prices.
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"If There's No Trouble...": Madhya Pradesh Minister Amid Fuel Price Rise
Madhya Pradesh Minister Om Prakash Saklecha played down the up-up-and-way prices of petrol and diesel by suggesting that if "there's no trouble, you won't be able to enjoy happiness".
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again; Diesel Breaches Rs. 100/Litre Mark In Madhya Pradesh's Rewa
With the latest hike, diesel has breached Rs. 100-mark in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district, currently standing at Rs. 100.18 a litre while petrol has touched Rs. 110.01 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Second Straight Day; Diesel Crosses Rs. 100/Litre Mark In Anuppur
Petrol and diesel prices have touched all-time highs across the country. In Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh, petrol and diesel have crossed Rs. 109-mark and Rs. 100-mark. Currently, petrol is priced at Rs. 109.29 a litre while diesel stood at Rs. 100.02 a litre.
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Hiked Again; Petrol Crosses Rs. 107/Litre Mark In Anuppur
In Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh, petrol and diesel prices have crossed Rs. 107 and Rs. 98 per litre mark. Currently, petrol is priced at Rs. 107.17 a litre while diesel stood at Rs. 98.29 a litre.
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After Petrol, Diesel Nears Rs 100 Mark In Rajasthan
Petrol is retailing above the Rs 100 per litre mark in six states including Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Nine Times This Month; Petrol Breaches Rs. 100 /Litre Mark In Several Cities
Petrol rates have breached Rs. 100 per litre mark in certain parts of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.
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Petrol Prices Surpass Rs. 100/Litre Mark For The Second Time This Year
On Friday, petrol retailed at Rs. 102.15 a litre in Rajasthan's Sri Ganganagar, Rs. 101.86 a litre in Madhya Pradesh's Anuppur and Rs. 99.95 a litre in Parbhani, Maharashtra.
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Petrol At Rs 102 In Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh After 4th Straight Day Of Price Hike
Petrol price today scaled to Rs 102 per litre in some parts of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh after rates were raised for the fourth straight day after ending of more than two-week-long hiatus during assembly elections in states like West Bengal.
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After Rajasthan, Petrol Price Crosses Rs 100-Mark In Madhya Pradesh
After Rajasthan, petrol price on Thursday crossed the Rs 100 per litre mark in Madhya Pradesh after fuel rates were increased for the tenth day in a row.
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Madhya Pradesh Hikes Petrol, Diesel Price To Cover Losses Due To COVID-19
In view of lockdown's effect on economy, the Madhya Pradesh government on Friday made an increase of Re 1 in the current additional cess imposed on petrol and diesel.
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Fuel Prices In Madhya Pradesh Up By Rs 4.5 Per Litre As State Raises Duty
Petrol and diesel prices in Madhya Pradesh shot up by around Rs 4.5 per litre from Saturday with the state government raising additional duty on these petroleum products by Rs two, which comes a day after the Centre increased taxes on them.
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Cut In 11 States After Centre Reduces Rates By 2.5 Rupees/Litre
Petrol, diesel price cut: The 11 states which announced cuts in petrol and diesel prices are Maharshtra, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Tripura, and Gujarat. The price cuts would be effective from midnight tonight.
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Madhya Pradesh Announces Rs 2.5 Cut In Petrol, Diesel Prices
Petrol and diesel will be cheaper by Rs 5 per litre in Madhya Pradesh from midnight as the central and the state governments on Thursday announced reduction by Rs 2.50 each.
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Why Petrol Has Crossed Rs 120 Per Litre In Some Madhya Pradesh Districts
Some districts of Madhya Pradesh are bearing the brunt of the hike in fuel prices, with the cost of petrol in Anuppur district in the state crossing Rs 120 per litre and diesel nearing Rs 110 per litre today.
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'Go To Taliban. Petrol Cheaper In Afghanistan': BJP Leader To Journalist
A Madhya Pradesh BJP leader triggered controversy after he told a journalist to "go to Taliban-ruled Afghanistan" after being questioned over rising fuel prices.
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"If There's No Trouble...": Madhya Pradesh Minister Amid Fuel Price Rise
Madhya Pradesh Minister Om Prakash Saklecha played down the up-up-and-way prices of petrol and diesel by suggesting that if "there's no trouble, you won't be able to enjoy happiness".
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again; Diesel Breaches Rs. 100/Litre Mark In Madhya Pradesh's Rewa
With the latest hike, diesel has breached Rs. 100-mark in Madhya Pradesh's Rewa district, currently standing at Rs. 100.18 a litre while petrol has touched Rs. 110.01 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Second Straight Day; Diesel Crosses Rs. 100/Litre Mark In Anuppur
Petrol and diesel prices have touched all-time highs across the country. In Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh, petrol and diesel have crossed Rs. 109-mark and Rs. 100-mark. Currently, petrol is priced at Rs. 109.29 a litre while diesel stood at Rs. 100.02 a litre.
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Hiked Again; Petrol Crosses Rs. 107/Litre Mark In Anuppur
In Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh, petrol and diesel prices have crossed Rs. 107 and Rs. 98 per litre mark. Currently, petrol is priced at Rs. 107.17 a litre while diesel stood at Rs. 98.29 a litre.
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After Petrol, Diesel Nears Rs 100 Mark In Rajasthan
Petrol is retailing above the Rs 100 per litre mark in six states including Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Nine Times This Month; Petrol Breaches Rs. 100 /Litre Mark In Several Cities
Petrol rates have breached Rs. 100 per litre mark in certain parts of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.
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Petrol Prices Surpass Rs. 100/Litre Mark For The Second Time This Year
On Friday, petrol retailed at Rs. 102.15 a litre in Rajasthan's Sri Ganganagar, Rs. 101.86 a litre in Madhya Pradesh's Anuppur and Rs. 99.95 a litre in Parbhani, Maharashtra.
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Petrol At Rs 102 In Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh After 4th Straight Day Of Price Hike
Petrol price today scaled to Rs 102 per litre in some parts of Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh after rates were raised for the fourth straight day after ending of more than two-week-long hiatus during assembly elections in states like West Bengal.
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After Rajasthan, Petrol Price Crosses Rs 100-Mark In Madhya Pradesh
After Rajasthan, petrol price on Thursday crossed the Rs 100 per litre mark in Madhya Pradesh after fuel rates were increased for the tenth day in a row.
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Madhya Pradesh Hikes Petrol, Diesel Price To Cover Losses Due To COVID-19
In view of lockdown's effect on economy, the Madhya Pradesh government on Friday made an increase of Re 1 in the current additional cess imposed on petrol and diesel.
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Fuel Prices In Madhya Pradesh Up By Rs 4.5 Per Litre As State Raises Duty
Petrol and diesel prices in Madhya Pradesh shot up by around Rs 4.5 per litre from Saturday with the state government raising additional duty on these petroleum products by Rs two, which comes a day after the Centre increased taxes on them.
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Cut In 11 States After Centre Reduces Rates By 2.5 Rupees/Litre
Petrol, diesel price cut: The 11 states which announced cuts in petrol and diesel prices are Maharshtra, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Assam, Uttar Pradesh, Haryana, Jammu and Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Tripura, and Gujarat. The price cuts would be effective from midnight tonight.
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Madhya Pradesh Announces Rs 2.5 Cut In Petrol, Diesel Prices
Petrol and diesel will be cheaper by Rs 5 per litre in Madhya Pradesh from midnight as the central and the state governments on Thursday announced reduction by Rs 2.50 each.
