In Mumbai, petrol price stood at Rs 97.34 per litre--the same as yesterday. In Chennai, petrol rose by 0.07 paise to sell at Rs 92.97. Diesel was retailing at Rs 86.37 in the city
In Mumbai, petrol price stood at Rs 88.44 per litre--the same as yesterday. In Chennai, petrol remained unchanged to sell at Rs 92.90. Diesel was retailing at Rs 86.31 in the city
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In Chennai, petrol remained unchanged to sell at Rs 92.59. Diesel was retailing at Rs 85.98 in the city
In Bangalore, petrol and diesel prices surged by 32 paise and 35 paise respectively to Rs 93.21 and Rs 85.44
Petrol and diesel prices are revised on a daily basis in line with benchmark international price and foreign exchange rates
Petrol price in Mumbai stood at Rs 96 on Wednesday as compared with Rs 95.75 yesterday
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Petrol prices in Mumbai stood at Rs 95.75 on Tuesday as compared with Rs 95.46 yesterday. One litre of diesel will cost Rs 86.72 in the city
Petrol and diesel prices were hiked by 26 paise and 29 paise per litre each on Monday to touch Rs 88.99 and Rs 79.35 respectively in New Delhi
Petrol prices in Mumbai stood at Rs 94.64 on Tuesday as compared with Rs 94.36 yesterday. One litre of diesel will cost Rs 85.32 in the city
Petrol prices in Mumbai stood at Rs 94.36 on Thursday as compared with Rs 94.12 yesterday. One litre of diesel will cost Rs 84.94 in the city
Petrol prices in Mumbai stood at Rs 93.49 on Saturday-- the same as yesterday. One litre of diesel will cost Rs 83.99 in the city
Petrol price soared by 30 paise to Rs 86.95 a litre in the national capital on Friday. This marks the highest ever price at which petrol has been sold in New Delhi
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The net marketing margin of OMCs on sale of petrol and diesel has increased to Rs 4 per litre by mid-September from Rs 2.23 per litre earlier as there has been correction in global auto fuel prices
Petrol prices on Friday crossed the Rs-80 mark in Delhi as OMCs announced the 20th hike in a row. Petrol price was increased by 21 paise to Rs 80.13 per litre in Delhi. Diesel jumped by 17 paise