Petrol and Diesel price hiked again in India Check new rates of Petrol and Diesel in your city

On Wednesday, the oil marketing companies (OMCs) raised the worth of petrol and diesel between 12-25 per litre across the four metros.

Fuel prices were hiked once more on Monday across the state adding to the woes of the commoner . On Wednesday, the oil companies have raised the worth of petrol and diesel across the four metros. Now a litre of petrol and diesel being raised by 25 paise and 13 paise respectively. this is often the 25th hike in fuel rates in additional than six weeks.

On Wednesday, the oil marketing companies (OMCs) raised the worth of petrol and diesel between 12-25 per litre across the four metros.

Now with the newest hike, a litre of petrol costs around ₹96.66 per litre in Delhi, while a litre of diesel is out there at ₹87.28. In Mumbai, 1 litre  of petrol and diesel is retailing at 102.82 and 94.84 respectively. In Chennai, petrol costs ₹97.91 a litre and diesel costs ₹92.04 a litre. In Kolkata the value of petrol is at ₹96.58 per litre while a litre of diesel is at ₹90.25.

Accordingly, the worth of petrel increased by 25 paisa per litre to Rs 96.66 per litre and diesel by 13 paisa per litre to Rs 87.41 per litre in Delhi.

In Mumbai, where time ever for May 29 petrol prices crossed Rs 100 mark for the primary , the fuel price reached new high of Rs 102.82 per litre on Wednesday. Diesel prices also increased within the city by 14 paisa per litre to succeed in Rs 94.84 a litre, the very best among metros.

Across the country also , petrol and diesel prices increased on Wednesday but its retail prices varied counting on the extent of local taxes in several states.

With global crude prices also rising on devour in demand and depleting inventories of worlds largest fuel guzzler -- US, retail prices of fuel in India is predicted to arrange further in coming days.

In India, fuel prices are reviewed every day and revised by oil marketing companies like Indian Oil Corporation (IOC),Hindustan Petroleum, and Bharat Petroleum. Fuel rates are revised every morning at 6 am. These are often checked on IOC’s website.