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Petrol crosses Rs 95/litre in Mumbai, nears Rs 90 in Delhi

  •   Sun, Feb 14 2021 01:34:01 PM

New Delhi, Feb 14 (IANS): Oil marketing companies continued to hike fuel prices with both petrol and diesel prices rising across the four metros.

In Mumbai, petrol crossed the Rs 95 per litre mark on Sunday. It was priced at Rs 95.21 per litre, against Rs 94.93 on Saturday.

In the national capital, petrol is well on its course to reach Rs 90 per litre mark. On Sunday, it was sold for Rs 88.73 per litre, 29 paise higher than the previous level of Rs 88.44 a litre.

 

Pump price of petrol hit the Rs 90 mark in Kolkata as the price rose to Rs 90.01 a litre. In Chennai, the fuel was sold for Rs 90.96 per litre on Sunday.

In line with petrol prices, diesel prices also increased in the four cities for the sixth consecutive day.

Price of diesel in Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata was at Rs 79.06, Rs 86.04, Rs 84.16 and Rs 82.65 per litre, respectively -- higher than Rs 78.74, Rs 85.70, Rs 83.86 and Rs 82.33 per litre, on Saturday.

 

 
  

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  • Ramesh, Udupi

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    Rahul Gandhi is reason for this..

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  • Shankar, Mangaluru

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    When you can pay 100 rupees a beer or 500 rupees for slice of fried kingfish, whats wrong in paying 100 rupees a litre for petrol? I think government should bring it to Rs. 100 immediately and hold it at that for two months before an increase again!

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  • Joulan Goveas, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    Are u ok? Globally prices of oil are dropping . Then why are we increasing. Reliance is lobbying for fuel hike. Other companies want to lower prices. You cannot compare food to fuel. These are two different aspects. Only beneficiaries are the Oil Barons like Ambani and the Oil Companies. If govt reduces excise-tax on liquor, prices will come down. How will the poor and middle class travel? Do you think everyone eats kingfish and drinks overpriced beer..

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    Shankar, Do you know the poverty rate in India, our number in the global hunger index? Do you know that 1% of people hold 72% of wealth here? Do you know that with increase in fuel rates, prices of all commodities shoot up thus pushing the poor to sleeping hungry? Such comments lack any logic & an insult to the poverty stricken citizens!

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  • Evans C Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA.

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    This nothing. Just wait till petrol prices crosses Rs. 100 and above per litre.

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  • Ravi, Kinnigoli

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    Increase in the price will not effect common people. we can use Government transport and it will boost our economy .

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    I feel sorry for you. You have to defend and justify all the decisions of your government and party. You have no other option.

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  • Dinesh, Dubai

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    Acche Din.....!!! Where is Gas Cylinder Protest Queen Shobakka?

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    NiSee madam already clarified that economy has more than fully rebounded...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Sun, Feb 14 2021

    When will this Loot Stop ...

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