Price Hike

The national oil marketing companies increased the prices for the commercial 19kg LPG cylinder by Rs 100.50 in India on December 1. Following the hike, a cylinder of 19kg will now cost Rs 2,101 In Delhi. However, the price for domestic LPG cylinders has not been hiked, costing Rs 899.50 in the national capital. Earlier in November, the price for a commercial cylinder was hiked by Rs 266. 

State-owned fuel companies increased the prices for Petrol and Diesel by 35 paise in India for the fourth consecutive day on October 23. Following the hike, Petrol and diesel costs Rs 107.24 a litre and 95.97 a litre in Delhi, respectively. Meanwhile, Mumbaikars will pay Rs 113.12 on petrol and Rs 104 per litre on Diesel. Reportedly, there's no possibility that the prices will go down in the near future. 

The prices for petrol and diesel has again been increased in India on October 14. In Delhi, petrol and diesel prices were hiked by 0.35 to Rs 105.14 per litre and Rs 93.87 per litre, respectively. While in Mumbai, one litre Petrol and diesel costs Rs 111.09 and Rs 101.78 per litre. Besides, One litre petrol costs Rs 105.76 and diesel Rs 98.26 per litre in Kolkata.

State-owned fuel companies have raised the prices of petrol by 30 paise per litre and diesel by 35 paise per litre in the country on October 9 for the sixth straight day. In Delhi, one litre petrol and diesel cost Rs 104.14 per litre and 92.82 per litre. While Mumbaikars have to pay Rs 110.12 per litre on petrol and Rs 100.66 a litre on diesel. 

Prices of petrol and diesel across metros were hiked for the third consecutive day on October 2. In Delhi, the Petrol price was raised by 25 paise to Rs 102.14 per litre, followed by Mumbai by 24 paise to Rs 108.19 per litre. While Kolkata registered the increase by 30 Paise to Rs 102.77. Similarly, Diesel price was increased by 30 paise, costing Rs 90.47 per litre in Delhi.