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Petrol and diesel prices on Friday rallied to their highest ever levels across the country, as fuel rates were hiked again by 35 paise a litre
This is the 14th time that petrol price has been hiked in two weeks, while diesel rates have gone up on 17 times in three weeks.
Both petrol and diesel prices raised by 35 paise in Delhi to Rs 105.14 and Rs 93.87 respectively. In Mumbai, diesel prices jumped to Rs 101.78 from Rs 101.40 while petrol prices hiked by 34 paise to Rs 111.09 in the financial capital of India.
This is the second straight day of 35 paise per litre increase in petrol and diesel prices.
Petrol and diesel prices in major Indian cities:
Petrol Delhi: ₹105.14/LMumbai: ₹111.09/LChennai: ₹102.40/LKolkata: ₹105.76/L
DieselDelhi: ₹93.87 ₹/LMumbai: ₹101.78/LChennai: ₹98.26/LKolkata: ₹96.98/L

14th increase in last 20 days: Petrol, diesel prices hiked again!

Petrol and diesel prices were hiked again across the country on Friday

Petrol prices increased by ₹0.35 paise to ₹105.14 per litre in the national capital

Petrol prices increased by&nbsp;₹0.35 paise to&nbsp;₹105.14 per litre in the national capital while the price of diesel was raised by the same amount to&nbsp;₹93.87 per litre

Petrol and diesel prices on Friday rallied to their highest ever levels across the country, as fuel rates were hiked again by 35 paise a litre
Petrol has been hiked 14 times in the last 20 days while diesel prices have been hiked 17 times
Both petrol and diesel prices have been raised by 35 paise in Delhi and now stands at Rs 105.14 and Rs 93.87 respectively. In Mumbai, diesel prices jumped to Rs 101.78 from Rs 101.40 while petrol prices hiked by 34 paise to Rs 111.09 in the financial capital of India.
This is the second straight day of 35 paise per litre increase in petrol and diesel prices.
Petrol and diesel prices in major Indian cities:
Petrol Delhi: ₹105.14/L Mumbai: ₹111.09/L Chennai: ₹102.40/L Kolkata: ₹105.76/L
Diesel Delhi: ₹93.87 ₹/L Mumbai: ₹101.78/L Chennai: ₹98.26/L Kolkata: ₹96.98/L

Youth wing of the TMC protested against hike in fuel prices in the most innovative manner; invites PM to funeral to mourn death of petrol, diesel & gas

Fuel price hike protest: TMC mourns death of petrol, diesel & gas, invites PM Modi to funeral

Youth wing of the TMC&nbsp;protested against hike in fuel prices in the most innovative manner; invites PM to funeral to mourn death of petrol, diesel &amp; gas

TMC&nbsp;protests against fuel price hike in a unique way
TMC&nbsp;slams central govt for rise in petrol, diesel &amp; gas prices
TMC&nbsp;takes a jibe, mourns death of&nbsp;petrol, diesel &amp; gas
TMC&nbsp;sent out an invitation card to PM Modi&nbsp;inviting him to the fuel funeral
Mockery:&nbsp;PM Modi&nbsp;requested to grace the rituals at the prayer meet

Youth wing of the TMC&nbsp;protested against hike in fuel prices in the most innovative manner; invites PM to funeral to mourn death of petrol, diesel &amp; gas

Youth wing of the <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/cycle-march-tmc-leader-does-40km-hike-to-protest-rising-fuel-prices-1625656078071" target="_blank">TMC in Bengal protested</a> against hike in prices of petrol and diesel in the most innovative manner
Slamming the central government for the hike in fuel prices that have unnerved the common man, the workers of the leading party in Bengal have sent an invitation card to PM Modi, inviting him to the funeral of petrol, diesel and gas. The card was sent to Delhi from the GPO in Kolkata on Tuesday
The invitation card read that petrol, diesel and gas have left for their heavenly abode and a gathering has been arranged to pray for the departed. PM Modi has been requested to grace the rituals to be conducted during the prayer meet.
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Fuel prices are continuing their never ending upward spiral, fuel retailing companies hiked petrol prices by&nbsp;23-27 paise a litre and diesel by 27-31 per litre across the major cities of the country.&nbsp;A litre of petrol now costs a record Rs 99.14 in Mumbai, while diesel is now retailing at Rs 90.71/litre
Calls for reducing tax on fuel are gaining momentum again as&nbsp;central and state taxes make up for over 61% of petrol price while they constitute over 56% diesel rates.

Fuel on Fire, Record high prices at pumps as petrol, diesel prices hiked for tenth time

Record high prices at pumps as petrol, diesel prices hiked for tenth time, Mumbai&nbsp;petrol prices at Rs 99/litre.&nbsp;

Fuel on Fire

Fuel prices are continuing their never ending upward spiral, fuel retailing companies hiked petrol prices by&nbsp;23-27 paise a litre and diesel by 27-31 per litre across the major cities of the country.&nbsp; A litre of petrol now costs a record Rs 99.14 in Mumbai, while diesel is now retailing at Rs 90.71/litre
Calls for reducing tax on fuel are gaining momentum again as&nbsp;central and state taxes make up for over 61% of petrol price while they constitute over 56% diesel rates.

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