After increasing the prices of petrol and fuel, while the burden on the general public is increasing, the government and oil companies are making a lot of profit from it. Both central and state government share in fuel prices.
New Delhi: There is a continuous increase in the prices of petrol and diesel in the country. Today, once again, the increase has been seen in them. At the same time, the trend of increase in the price of crude oil is going on in the international market. Brent crude has gone above $ 59 a barrel. At the same time, the price of petrol in Mumbai has crossed Rs 93. On the other hand, if you consider, then only tax is being charged in the prices of diesel and petrol.
In the last 2 days, the price of petrol and diesel has increased by 65 paise per liter in the capital of the country. At the same time, the price of petrol has increased by 30 paise in Delhi, 29 paise in Kolkata, 29 paise in Mumbai and 26 paise per liter in Chennai. At the same time, the price of diesel has increased by 30 paise in Delhi, 30 paise in Kolkata, 32 paise in Mumbai and 29 paise per liter in Chennai.
According to the website of Indian Oil, the price of petrol in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai has increased to Rs 86.95, Rs 88.30, Rs 93.49 and Rs 89.39 per liter respectively. Diesel prices have also increased to Rs 77.13, Rs 80.71, Rs 83.99 and Rs 82.33 per liter in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai respectively.
Although the burden on the general public is increasing after the increase in petrol and fuel prices, the government and oil companies are making a lot of profit from it. Both central and state government share in fuel prices. At the same time, given the rising prices of petrol and diesel, petroleum marketing companies say that the government can reduce the burden of consumers by cutting taxes.
Mukesh Kumar Surana, chief of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL), the country’s third-largest petroleum marketing company, said that in the last two-three days, international crude oil prices have suddenly risen to $ 59 per barrel. Apart from the concept of demand and supply differentials, prices have increased due to production cuts through Saudi Arabia.
New Delhi: There is a continuous increase in the prices of petrol and diesel in the country. Today, once again, the increase has been seen in them. At the same time, the trend of increase in the price of crude oil is going on in the international market. Brent crude has gone above $ 59 a barrel. At the same time, the price of petrol in Mumbai has crossed Rs 93. On the other hand, if you consider, then only tax is being charged in the prices of diesel and petrol.
In the last 2 days, the price of petrol and diesel has increased by 65 paise per liter in the capital of the country. At the same time, the price of petrol has increased by 30 paise in Delhi, 29 paise in Kolkata, 29 paise in Mumbai and 26 paise per liter in Chennai. At the same time, the price of diesel has increased by 30 paise in Delhi, 30 paise in Kolkata, 32 paise in Mumbai and 29 paise per liter in Chennai.
According to the website of Indian Oil, the price of petrol in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai has increased to Rs 86.95, Rs 88.30, Rs 93.49 and Rs 89.39 per liter respectively. Diesel prices have also increased to Rs 77.13, Rs 80.71, Rs 83.99 and Rs 82.33 per liter in Delhi, Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai respectively.
Although the burden on the general public is increasing after the increase in petrol and fuel prices, the government and oil companies are making a lot of profit from it. Both central and state government share in fuel prices. At the same time, given the rising prices of petrol and diesel, petroleum marketing companies say that the government can reduce the burden of consumers by cutting taxes.
Mukesh Kumar Surana, chief of Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (HPCL), the country’s third-largest petroleum marketing company, said that in the last two-three days, international crude oil prices have suddenly risen to $ 59 per barrel. Apart from the concept of demand and supply differentials, prices have increased due to production cuts through Saudi Arabia.
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