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Petrol Prices Touch Record High In Mumbai, Chennai And Kolkata. Rise By Rs 2 In 4 Days
Petrol prices in three metro cities of Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata have gone up by almost 2 per litre between April 2 and April 5, 2022
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again, Congress Launches Nationwide Protest: 10 Points
Petrol and diesel prices were hiked again on Thursday for the ninth time in last 10 days. In Delhi, petrol and diesel rates were hiked by 80 paise a litre each, according to a price notification of state fuel retailers. A litre of petrol in the national capital will now cost Rs 101.81 as against Rs 101.01 previously, while diesel will be sold at Rs...
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Remain Unchanged On Sunday: Check Rates Here
Petrol and Diesel Prices Today: Among the metro cities, fuel rates are still the highest in Mumbai
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Hiked For Sixth Consecutive Day In India
Fuel prices in India have been increased for the sixth consecutive day, witnessing a hike of up to 42 paise per litre in the metro cities, and up to 50 paise a litre in tier 2 and tier 3 regions.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again; Petrol Touches New High Of Rs. 108.99/Litre In Delhi
With the latest revision, petrol prices in Delhi have almost breached the Rs. 109-mark, currently retailing at Rs. 108.99 a litre while diesel soared to Rs. 97.72 a litre, after a hike of 35 paise.
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Fuel Prices Reach All-Time Highs, Petrol Nears Rs. 107 Per Litre In Delhi
With the latest revision, petrol and diesel in the national capital Delhi have become costlier by 35 paise taking them to new all-time highs.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again After A Hiatus Of 2 Days; Petrol Breaches Rs. 106/Litre Mark In Delhi
In Delhi, petrol prices have breached the Rs. 106/litre mark, currently retailing at Rs. 106.19 a litre while diesel soared to Rs. 94.92 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again For Fourth Consecutive Day; Petrol Nears Rs. 106/Litre Mark In Delhi
Domestic fuel prices have been hiked for the fourth straight day across India. In Delhi, petrol is slowly inching towards Rs. 106-mark, currently priced at Rs. 105.84 a litre while diesel has touched a new high of Rs. 94.57 a litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Third Straight Day; Diesel Breaches Rs. 102/Litre Mark In Mumbai
With the latest revision, fuel rates have touched new all-time highs across the country. In Mumbai, petrol rates have gone up by 34 paise currently, retailing at Rs. 111.43 per litre while diesel prices in the city went up by Rs. 37 paise, priced at Rs. 102.15 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Third Consecutive Day; Petrol Breaches Rs. 109/Litre Mark In Mumbai
In Mumbai, petrol rates have gone up by 29 paise currently retailing at Rs. 109.25 per litre while diesel prices in the city went up by Rs. 38 paise and stands at Rs. 99.55 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again; Diesel Breaches Rs. 100/Litre Mark In Bhopal
With the latest revision, petrol and diesel prices have touched new all-time highs across the country. In Bhopal, diesel has breached the Rs. 100-mark, currently retailing at Rs. 100.05 a litre while petrol costs Rs. 111.14 a litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Fourth Straight Day; Petrol Touches New High Of Rs. 102.39/Litre In Delhi
Petrol prices in Delhi stand at Rs.102.39 per litre, witnessing a hike of 25 paise, while diesel rates went up by 30 paise, currently standing at Rs. 90.77 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again Across Metros, Petrol Crosses Rs 100 Mark In Chennai
Petrol and Diesel Price Today: Fuel rates were hiked for the third consecutive day on Sunday, October 3, a day after they had touched record highs
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Third Straight Day; Petrol Breaches Rs. 108/Litre Mark In Mumbai
With the latest hike, petrol has breached Rs. 108-mark in Mumbai, currently standing at Rs. 108.19 a litre while diesel has touched Rs. 98.16 a litre.
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Fuel Prices Reduced By Up To 15 Paise; Petrol Retails At Rs. 98.96/Litre In Chennai
Domestic fuel rates have been cut by up to 15 paise across the country. In Delhi, petrol and diesel prices stand at Rs. 101.19 per litre and Rs. 88.62 per litre, respectively
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Petrol Prices Touch Record High In Mumbai, Chennai And Kolkata. Rise By Rs 2 In 4 Days
Petrol prices in three metro cities of Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata have gone up by almost 2 per litre between April 2 and April 5, 2022
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again, Congress Launches Nationwide Protest: 10 Points
Petrol and diesel prices were hiked again on Thursday for the ninth time in last 10 days. In Delhi, petrol and diesel rates were hiked by 80 paise a litre each, according to a price notification of state fuel retailers. A litre of petrol in the national capital will now cost Rs 101.81 as against Rs 101.01 previously, while diesel will be sold at Rs...
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Remain Unchanged On Sunday: Check Rates Here
Petrol and Diesel Prices Today: Among the metro cities, fuel rates are still the highest in Mumbai
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Petrol, Diesel Prices Hiked For Sixth Consecutive Day In India
Fuel prices in India have been increased for the sixth consecutive day, witnessing a hike of up to 42 paise per litre in the metro cities, and up to 50 paise a litre in tier 2 and tier 3 regions.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again; Petrol Touches New High Of Rs. 108.99/Litre In Delhi
With the latest revision, petrol prices in Delhi have almost breached the Rs. 109-mark, currently retailing at Rs. 108.99 a litre while diesel soared to Rs. 97.72 a litre, after a hike of 35 paise.
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Fuel Prices Reach All-Time Highs, Petrol Nears Rs. 107 Per Litre In Delhi
With the latest revision, petrol and diesel in the national capital Delhi have become costlier by 35 paise taking them to new all-time highs.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again After A Hiatus Of 2 Days; Petrol Breaches Rs. 106/Litre Mark In Delhi
In Delhi, petrol prices have breached the Rs. 106/litre mark, currently retailing at Rs. 106.19 a litre while diesel soared to Rs. 94.92 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again For Fourth Consecutive Day; Petrol Nears Rs. 106/Litre Mark In Delhi
Domestic fuel prices have been hiked for the fourth straight day across India. In Delhi, petrol is slowly inching towards Rs. 106-mark, currently priced at Rs. 105.84 a litre while diesel has touched a new high of Rs. 94.57 a litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Third Straight Day; Diesel Breaches Rs. 102/Litre Mark In Mumbai
With the latest revision, fuel rates have touched new all-time highs across the country. In Mumbai, petrol rates have gone up by 34 paise currently, retailing at Rs. 111.43 per litre while diesel prices in the city went up by Rs. 37 paise, priced at Rs. 102.15 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Third Consecutive Day; Petrol Breaches Rs. 109/Litre Mark In Mumbai
In Mumbai, petrol rates have gone up by 29 paise currently retailing at Rs. 109.25 per litre while diesel prices in the city went up by Rs. 38 paise and stands at Rs. 99.55 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again; Diesel Breaches Rs. 100/Litre Mark In Bhopal
With the latest revision, petrol and diesel prices have touched new all-time highs across the country. In Bhopal, diesel has breached the Rs. 100-mark, currently retailing at Rs. 100.05 a litre while petrol costs Rs. 111.14 a litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Fourth Straight Day; Petrol Touches New High Of Rs. 102.39/Litre In Delhi
Petrol prices in Delhi stand at Rs.102.39 per litre, witnessing a hike of 25 paise, while diesel rates went up by 30 paise, currently standing at Rs. 90.77 per litre.
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Fuel Prices Hiked Again Across Metros, Petrol Crosses Rs 100 Mark In Chennai
Petrol and Diesel Price Today: Fuel rates were hiked for the third consecutive day on Sunday, October 3, a day after they had touched record highs
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Fuel Prices Hiked For Third Straight Day; Petrol Breaches Rs. 108/Litre Mark In Mumbai
With the latest hike, petrol has breached Rs. 108-mark in Mumbai, currently standing at Rs. 108.19 a litre while diesel has touched Rs. 98.16 a litre.
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Fuel Prices Reduced By Up To 15 Paise; Petrol Retails At Rs. 98.96/Litre In Chennai
Domestic fuel rates have been cut by up to 15 paise across the country. In Delhi, petrol and diesel prices stand at Rs. 101.19 per litre and Rs. 88.62 per litre, respectively
