Petrol price hiked by 35 paise
Listen to this Article
Petrol price was hiked Tuesday night by about 35 paise per litre in line with firming raw material cost. Petrol will cost Rs 67.56 per litre in Delhi with effect from midnight, industry sources said.
Prices vary from city to city due to differential local sales tax or VAT rates.
This is the first revision in rates of petrol, which was deregulated by the government, since November.
Petrol price was slashed in October and November first by 56 paise and then by 95 paise per litre.
Category : General | Comments : 1 | Hits : 292
India Features in World Bank’s Top Five Rankings for Private Investment in Infrastructure
Infrastructure remains a cornerstone of India’s long-term growth framework, with public capital expenditure maintaining a consistent upward momentum since FY15. A defining development in th...
India's FY26 GDP Growth Projected at 7.4%, Supported by Strong Consumption and Investment Momentum
India’s economy is projected to expand by 7.4 per cent in FY26, supported by the twin drivers of consumption and investment, reinforcing its position as the world’s fastest-growing major e...
Retirement fund body EPFO has said it will no longer use Aadhaar as a valid document for proof of date of birth. In an official circular on January 16, the Employees' Provident Fund Org...


Comments
Umesh Babu Dulal
16-Jan-2013 , 02:11:52 pmWhere petroleum marketing companies do not have formula for calculating the loss based on international market price how come this rise is justified. Remember these companies could not produce the pricing formula before JPC when asked for.