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Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Bangladesh after the government announced a steep increase in fuel prices. The 52 percent hike, according to Bangladeshi media, is the "highest" since the country gained independence. 

Bangladesh witnesses protest after 'record' rise in fuel prices; people queue up at fuel stations

The increase was announced by the Sheikh Hasina government on Friday, after which the cost of petrol has increased by 51.2 percent to 130 taka (roughly ₹108) per litre.

Thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Bangladesh after the government announced a steep increase in fuel prices. The 52 percent hike, according to Bangladeshi media, is the "highest" since the country gained independence.
Angry demonstrators surrounded fuel stations throughout Bangladesh demanding reversal of the price rise.
The increase was announced by the Sheikh Hasina government on Friday, after which the cost of petrol has increased by 51.2 percent to 130 taka (roughly ₹108) per litre, the cost of 95-octane petrol has increased by 51.7 percent to 135 taka (roughly ₹113), and the cost of diesel and kerosene has increased by 42.5 percent.
According to a statement from the power, energy, and mineral resources ministry, the hike in fuel prices was unavoidable given current global market conditions. It also pointed out that the state-run Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation had lost more than 8 billion taka (about ₹667 crore) on oil sales in the six months leading up to July.
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Several videos surfaced on social media showing people queuing up at fuel stations late at night to fill up their tanks.
Although Bangladesh's $416 billion economy has been one of the fastest-growing in the world for years, soaring energy and food prices have increased its import bill, forcing the government to seek loans from global lending agencies such the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
"The new prices will not seem tolerable to everyone. But we had no other choice. People have to be patient," Nasrul Hamid, state minister for power, energy and mineral resources told reporters on Saturday. He said prices would be adjusted if global prices fall.

Stepping up the attack against the government over steep hike in fuel prices, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said the rise in petrol and diesel prices has been unprecedented and demanded its roll back.
Leading a protest by Congress MPs on the issue at Vijay Chowk here, he said prices of petrol and diesel have risen nine times in the last 10 days, and the common man is the most affected due to this.
Congress MPs from both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha carrying placards raised slogans against the government and sat on a dharna against the fuel price hike.
Among those present included Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge and Congress leader in the Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury.
"Our demand is that the government should control prices and stop raising petrol and diesel prices," Gandhi said while noting that the poor and middle class have been worst hit by the hike.
"We can see that petrol and diesel prices are climbing rapidly. The government is making thousands of crores from this. The Congress is protesting across the country against this price rise of petrol and diesel. The government has to stop doing this. It has to ensure that prices do not rise," he said.
"I had said that when elections will be over, the prices of petrol and diesel will be rising and had asked people to fill up their tanks," he said.
This level of price rise in petrol and diesel has been unprecedented, he said while accusing the government of stealing the money from the poor and handing it over to industrialists.
The Congress is also launching a week-long countrywide protest against inflation and rise in fuel prices.
Petrol and diesel prices were on Thursday hiked by 80 paise a litre each, taking the total increase in rates in the last 10 days to Rs 6.40 per litre.
Rates have been increased across the country and vary from state to state depending upon local taxation.
This is the ninth increase in prices since the ending of a four-and-half-month long hiatus in rate revision on March 22.

Led by Rahul Gandhi, Congress protests against fuel hike | Watch

Rahul Gandhi led a protest of Congress MPs in Delhi on Thursday against fuel hike. Congress to hold week long protests on the issue across the country

Watch | Congress protests against fuel hike

Stepping up the attack against the government over steep hike in fuel prices, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said the rise in petrol and diesel prices has been unprecedented and demanded its roll back.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Leading a protest by Congress MPs on the issue at Vijay Chowk in Delhi Gandhi said the poor and middle class have been worst hit by the hike and demanded the government control prices and stop daily fuel price hike.&nbsp;&nbsp;
He added that this level of price rise in petrol and diesel has been unprecedented and accused the government of stealing the money from the poor and handing it over to industrialists.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Among those present included Mallikarjun Kharge, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury and Shashi Tharoor. Speaking to the media, Tharoor stressed on the repercussions of the hike on ordinary people.&nbsp; The Congress is also launching a week-long countrywide protest against inflation and rise in fuel prices.&nbsp;
Rates have been increased across the country and vary from state to state depending upon local taxation.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Thursday morning saw the price increase for the 9th time in 10 days, ending a four-and-half-month-long hiatus in rate revision on March 22nd. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi led a protest of Congress MPs&nbsp;in Delhi on Thursday against fuel hike. Congress to hold week long protests on the issue across the country

Stepping up the attack against the government over steep hike in fuel prices, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Thursday said the rise in petrol and diesel prices has been unprecedented and demanded its roll back.
Leading a protest by Congress MPs on the issue at Vijay Chowk here, he said prices of petrol and diesel have risen nine times in the last 10 days, and the common man is the most affected due to this.
Congress MPs from both the Lok Sabha and the Rajya Sabha carrying placards raised slogans against the government and sat on a dharna against the fuel price hike.
Among those present included Leader of Opposition in the Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge and Congress leader in the Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury.
"Our demand is that the government should control prices and stop raising petrol and diesel prices," Gandhi said while noting that the poor and middle class have been worst hit by the hike.
"We can see that petrol and diesel prices are climbing rapidly. The government is making thousands of crores from this. The Congress is protesting across the country against this price rise of petrol and diesel. The government has to stop doing this. It has to ensure that prices do not rise," he said.
"I had said that when elections will be over, the prices of petrol and diesel will be rising and had asked people to fill up their tanks," he said.
This level of price rise in petrol and diesel has been unprecedented, he said while accusing the government of stealing the money from the poor and handing it over to industrialists.
The Congress is also launching a week-long countrywide protest against inflation and rise in fuel prices.
Petrol and diesel prices were on Thursday hiked by 80 paise a litre each, taking the total increase in rates in the last 10 days to Rs 6.40 per litre.
Rates have been increased across the country and vary from state to state depending upon local taxation.
This is the ninth increase in prices since the ending of a four-and-half-month long hiatus in rate revision on March 22.
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Petrol Diesel price hike latest news: Petrol crosses Rs 100 in Delhi, Rs 115 in Mumbai as fuel prices are hiked for the seventh time in eight days. With prices up 80 paise yet again for petrol, the price gauge on fuel has now moved up nearly Rs 5/litre in just 10 days. Here are the prices in major cities on March 29Petrol Price in CitiesDelhi: Rs 100.21 (up by 80 paise)Mumbai: Rs 115.04 (up by 85 paise)Kolkata: Rs 109.68 (increased by 83 paise)Chennai: 105.94 (up by 76 paise)Diesel Price in CitiesDelhi  Rs 91.47 (up by 70 paise)Mumbai: Rs 99.25 (up by 75 paise)Kolkata: diesel is Rs 94.62 (iup by 70 paise)Chennai : Rs 96 (up by 67 paise)

Petrol, Diesel prices hiked again, 7th hike in 8 days takes petrol above Rs 115/litre

Petrol crosses Rs 100 in Delhi, Rs 115 in Mumbai as fuel prices are hiked for the seventh time in eight days. With prices up 80 paise yet again for petrol, the price gauge on fuel has now moved up nearly Rs 5/litre in just 10 days. 

7th hike in 8 days takes petrol above Rs 115/litre

Crude prices hover above $110/bbl in international market

Petrol Diesel price hike latest news: Petrol crosses Rs 100 in Delhi, Rs 115 in Mumbai as fuel prices are hiked for the seventh time in eight days. With prices up 80 paise&nbsp;yet again for petrol, the price gauge on fuel has now moved up nearly Rs 5/litre in just 10 days.&nbsp;
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Petrol and Diesel prices hike latest news: Fuel prices set to burn holes in your pocket are on a steep escalation as retailers raised prices for a second day on Wednesday. Petrol and Diesel prices were raised by 85 paise/lt on Wednesday following a 80 paise hike on Tuesday. 

Petrol, Diesel prices hiked again! Second day in a row and this time it is steeper

Fuel on fire! Price hike second day in a row

Experts see prices rising daily till OMCs&nbsp;raise prices by Rs 15/lt

Petrol and Diesel prices hike latest news: Fuel prices set to burn holes in your pocket are on a steep escalation as retailers raised prices for a second day on Wednesday.
Petrol and Diesel prices were raised by 85 paise/lt on Wednesday following a 80 paise&nbsp;hike on Tuesday. Here are the price hikes and latest prices in cities across India:&nbsp;
Price of Petrol
Delhi:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Rs 97.01 (increased by 80 paise) Mumbai:&nbsp;Rs 111.67 (increased by 85 paise) Chennai: Rs 102.91 (increased by 75 paise) Kolkata:&nbsp; Rs 106.34 (increased by 83 paise)
Price of Diesel
Delhi:&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Rs 88.27&nbsp; (increased by 80 paise) Mumbai:&nbsp;Rs 95.85 &nbsp;(increased by 85 paise) Chennai:&nbsp;Rs 92.95 ( increased by 76 paise) Kolkata:&nbsp; Rs&nbsp;91.42 (increased by 80 paise)

Petrol and Diesel prices set to be hiked by over 80 paise/litre, the first hike since November and as many experts are anticipating the first of many hikes to come. The new rates will be effective from March 22, 6:00 AM. Petrol in Delhi will cost Rs 96.3/lt which diesel will cost Rs 87.5/ltIn Mumbai, petrol would cost Rs 110.82 while diesel would stand at Rs 94.94.The price of petrol in Chennai would increase to Rs 102.2 while diesel will cost Rs 92.23.In Kolkata, petrol will cost Rs 105.47 and diesel Rs 90.59 per litre.While retail fuel has remained unchanged for a record 137 days, aviation fuel is up 50% in the last 3 months and bulk diesel prices up Rs 25/lt as crude prices soar 25% from the November levels. 

Fuel Price Hike, Diesel Petrol Prices hiked for the first time in 137 days

Petrol and Diesel prices set to be hiked by over 80 paise/litre, the first hike since November and as many experts are anticipating the first of many hikes to come. 

Petrol Diesel Price Hikes Begin

Petrol, Diesel prices hiked for the first time in 137 days

Petrol and Diesel prices set to be hiked by over 80 paise/litre, the first hike since November and as many experts are anticipating the first of many hikes to come.&nbsp; The new rates will be effective from March 22, 6:00 AM.&nbsp;
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Petrol and diesel prices are back on their upward march after just a two-day break. Both petrol and diesel became costlier by 35 paise per liter. Fuel prices have seen 14 hikes in 20 days in the month of October.At the beginning of the year, petrol was retailing at&nbsp;Rs 83.97 and diesel at Rs 74.12 per liter. They have now escalated to Rs 106.19 and Rs 94.92 per liter respectively. That is, within just 10 months, petrol has become costlier by Rs 22 and diesel by Rs 20.
Let's see the price of petrol and diesel in big cities...
City&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Petrol&nbsp; &nbsp;Diesel
Delhi&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 106.19&nbsp; 94.92
Mumbai&nbsp; 112.11&nbsp; 102.89
Kolkata&nbsp; &nbsp;106.43&nbsp; 97.68
Chennai&nbsp; &nbsp;103.16&nbsp; 99.07


14 hikes in 20 days, Petrol and diesel prices continue to sky rocket

Petrol prices are up Rs 20 in just the last 10 months and showing no respite. Are fuel prices poised to cross the Rs 120 mark?

Fuel on fire and it is burning a hole in your pocket! 

Let's see the price of petrol and diesel in big cities...
City&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;Petrol&nbsp; &nbsp;Diesel
Delhi&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; 106.19&nbsp; 94.92
Mumbai&nbsp; 112.11&nbsp; 102.89
Kolkata&nbsp; &nbsp;106.43&nbsp; 97.68
Chennai&nbsp; &nbsp;103.16&nbsp; 99.07

Both petrol and diesel became costlier by 35 paise per liter on Wednesday.&nbsp;

Petrol and diesel prices are back on their upward march after just a two-day break. Both petrol and diesel became costlier by 35 paise per liter. Fuel prices have seen 14 hikes in 20 days in the month of October. At the beginning of the year, petrol was retailing at&nbsp;Rs 83.97 and diesel at Rs 74.12 per liter. They have now escalated to Rs 106.19 and Rs 94.92 per liter respectively. That is, within just 10 months, petrol has become costlier by Rs 22 and diesel by Rs 20.

Petrol price hikes are back after a 2-month break as global crude prices have seen a big rally. Petrol prices were hiked by 20 paise across the nation on Tuesday.

Petrol price hikes are back! Global crude prices hit 3 year high

Petrol price hikes are back! Global crude prices hit 3 year high and Goldman says this is just the start of the rally

Global crude prices begin to rally adding pressure to the domestic prices after a 2-month break.&nbsp;

Petrol price hikes are back after a 2-month break as global crude prices have seen a big rally. Petrol prices were hiked by 20 paise across the nation on Tuesday, the first hike since July 15. Diesel prices saw a hat-trick of hikes with an increase of 25 paise&nbsp;from the fuel retailers.&nbsp; The pressure comes from an international rally in crude prices. Brent, the price closest to India's crude import prices&nbsp;closed at the highest in nearly three years. Oil is rallying as&nbsp;stockpiles&nbsp;globally are falling sharply ahead of winter and OPEC+ only slowly adding barrels back to the market
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Rising inflation and fuel prices have given Opposition a lot of scope to get creative with their protests. Here's a look at some of the innovative protests. 

Fuel Price Hike: Opposition parties rides bicycles, bullock carts, buffaloes in protest

Watch:&nbsp;Opposition leaders&nbsp;ride bicycles, bullock carts, buffaloes to protest fuel price hike.&nbsp;

Fuel Price Hike: Oppn rides bicycles, bullock carts, buffaloes in protest

Rising inflation and fuel prices have given Opposition a lot of scope to get creative with their protests. Here's a look at some of the innovative protests.&nbsp;

Rising inflation and fuel prices have given Opposition a lot of scope to get creative with their protests. Here's a look at some of the innovative protests.&nbsp;
Opposition leaders&nbsp;ride bicycles, bullock carts, buffaloes to protest fuel price hike.&nbsp;
In Karnataka, Congress leaders rode bullock carts to Assembly
In Bihar a candidate arrived to file panchayat&nbsp;polls nomination on buffalo
Earlier, Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi rode&nbsp;bicycle to Parliament to protest fuel price hike

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Wednesday hit out at the government over rising prices and alleged that farmers, small traders and the salaried class were being demonetised and the wealth of the poor was being transferred to some crony capitalist "friends of the Prime Minister".Slamming the Centre over rise in the prices of domestic cooking gas, diesel and petrol, he alleged the government has earned as much as Rs 23 lakh crore from taxes on these commodities in the last seven years, and asked where the money had gone.
He also alleged the prime minister was in panic and is unable to face the reality in the country, suffering due to the structural problem and in need of a fresh perspective.
Rahul&nbsp;also alleged that seeing the prime minister in panic, China is also making its own plan on seeing that India is in an "economic and leadership crisis" it could to extract something out of it.
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Rahul: Modi govt earned Rs 23 lakh cr in taxes on cooking gas, diesel and petrol in 7 years

Slamming the Centre over rise in the prices of domestic cooking gas, diesel and petrol, Rahul&nbsp;Gandhi alleged the Modi govt has earned as much as Rs 23 lakh crore from taxes on these commodities in the last seven years

He also alleged the prime minister was in panic and is unable to face the reality in the country, suffering due to the structural problem and in need of a fresh perspective.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi Wednesday hit out at the government over rising prices and alleged that farmers, small traders and the salaried class were being demonetised and the wealth of the poor was being transferred to some crony capitalist "friends of the Prime Minister". Slamming the Centre over rise in the prices of domestic cooking gas, diesel and petrol, he alleged the government has earned as much as Rs 23 lakh crore from taxes on these commodities in the last seven years, and asked where the money had gone.
He also alleged the prime minister was in panic and is unable to face the reality in the country, suffering due to the structural problem and in need of a fresh perspective.
Rahul&nbsp;also alleged that seeing the prime minister in panic, China is also making its own plan on seeing that India is in an "economic and leadership crisis" it could to extract something out of it.

Protesting against the hike in petrol prices in the Andhra Pradesh, some members of the Telugu Desam Party stood in a middle of a ring of fire raising slogans against the fuel price rise. 
After the petrol prices crossed the ₹100/litre mark last week, Andhra Pradesh reported ₹108 per litre, making it the highest in the state. Andhra Pradesh fuel prices are more than its neighbouring states like Telangana Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
Opposition parties have planned protests against the fuel price hike across the state with Congress planning to hold a 10-day nationwide agitation against skyrocketing fuel prices.
The country on Saturday saw an increase in petrol prices by 30-40 paisa while diesel prices ramained unchanged. 

Watch: TDP workers stand in the ring of fire protesting against price rise

Telugam&nbsp;Desam&nbsp;Party members on Saturday protested against the rise in fuel prices as Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;reports ₹108/litre of petrol in the state. TDP&nbsp;members, in a dramatic protest,&nbsp;stood in the ring of fire while voicing against the rise in fuel prices. Luckily, no one was hurt.

TDP&nbsp;set a ring of fire to protest against fuel price hike
TDP&nbsp;workers staged a dramatic protest by standing in the middle of fire
Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;reported petrol prices at ₹108/litre
Congress plans a 10-day nationwide protest against fuel price rise
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Telugam&nbsp;Desam&nbsp;Party members on Saturday protested against the rise in fuel prices as Andhra&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;reports ₹108/litre of petrol in the state.

Protesting against the hike in petrol prices in the Andhra Pradesh, some members of the Telugu Desam Party stood in the middle of a ring of fire raising slogans against the fuel price rise.
After the petrol prices crossed the ₹100/litre mark last week across the country, Andhra Pradesh reported ₹108 per litre, making it the highest in the state. Andhra Pradesh fuel prices are more than its neighbouring states like Telangana, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
Opposition parties have planned protests against the fuel price hike across the state with Congress planning to hold a 10-day nationwide agitation against skyrocketing fuel prices.
The country on Saturday saw an increase in petrol prices by 30-40 paisa while diesel prices remained unchanged.

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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A makeshift stage mounted on a bullock cart toppled under the weight of Congress activists during a protest held against the fuel price hike in Antop Hill locality in Mumbai on Saturday.
Mumbai Congress president Bhai Jagtap was among other workers of the Congress present on the stage when it collapsed. Jagtap and other leaders escaped unhurt.
Earlier in the day, the Congress staged demonstrations at 29 spots in Mumbai against the rise in prices of petrol and diesel and other essential commodities.
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On camera: stage on bullock cart collapses during Congress' fuel price hike protest 

Mumbai Congress president Bhai Jagtap was among other workers of the Congress present on the stage when it collapsed.

A makeshift stage mounted on a bullock cart toppled under the weight of Congress activists during a protest held against the fuel price hike in Antop Hill locality in Mumbai on Saturday.
Mumbai Congress president Bhai Jagtap was among other workers of the Congress present on the stage when it collapsed. Jagtap and other leaders escaped unhurt.
Earlier in the day, the Congress staged demonstrations at 29 spots in Mumbai against the rise in prices of petrol and diesel and other essential commodities.
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Mumbai Congress president Bhai Jagtap was among other workers of the Congress present on the stage when it collapsed.

Petrol prices were revised upward for the&nbsp;second time in July with Delhi now paying close to ₹100 per litre. This marks the 35th hike in fuel retail prices since May 3.&nbsp;
Petrol now costs over ₹100 in 14 states and UTs.&nbsp;Petrol prices have breached the ₹100-mark in states such as MP, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Odisha, J&amp;K and Ladakh.
In Delhi, petrol hit an all-time high of ₹99.51 a litre, while diesel is now priced at ₹89.36 per litre.

Petrol Price Hike: Petrol surges close to ₹100 in Delhi

Get ready to pay Rs 100/litre for Petrol in Delhi, click here to find out the latest rates as prices were hiked again for the 38th time since May.

Fuel On Fire: Petrol prices hiked to ₹100 in Delhi

Petrol prices were revised upward for the&nbsp;second time in July with Delhi now paying close to ₹100 per litre. This marks the 35th hike in fuel retail prices since May 3.&nbsp;
Petrol now costs over ₹100 in 14 states and UTs.&nbsp;Petrol prices have breached the ₹100-mark in states such as MP, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Odisha, J&amp;K and Ladakh.
In Delhi, petrol hit an all-time high of ₹99.51 a litre, while diesel is now priced at ₹89.36 per litre.

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<li>Petrol now costs over ₹100 in 14 states and UTs</li>
<li>2nd hike in July and 38th hike since May 3</li>
</ul>

Petrol prices were revised upward for the&nbsp;second time in July with Delhi now paying close to ₹100 per litre. With the 29 paise&nbsp;hike on Sunday it marks the 38th hike in petrol prices since May 3.&nbsp;
Petrol now costs over ₹100 in 14 states and UTs.&nbsp;Petrol prices have breached the ₹100-mark in states such as MP, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Odisha, Tamil Nadu.&nbsp;
In Delhi, petrol hit an all-time high of ₹99.51 a litre, while diesel is now priced at ₹89.36 per litre.

Marking the 16th rise in fuel prices within 30 days, petrol prices were hiked by&nbsp;28-29 paise &amp; diesel prices were raised by 26-28 paise on Monday. Petrol prices are now up by Rs 3.83 &amp; diesel by Rs 4.42/litre since May 3 when the hikes started.&nbsp;Prices at the pump are at a record high across the country with petrol above the Rs 100 mark in many cities including the financial capital Mumbai.&nbsp;Over 60% of the price of fuel is due to taxes imposed on petrol and diesel by state and central govt which includes, VAT, Excise Duty, Freight Levy and Dealer Commission. Ex-the overhead taxations&nbsp;the basic cost of fuel is just Rs 34/litre.&nbsp;

Petrol, Diesel prices hiked again, Cost of Rs 30/lt rest all taxes!

Cost at the pump Rs 100/litre for petrol, real cost under Rs 35/litre the tax bill on fuel continues to add fire.&nbsp;

//Fuel hike: 16th rise in prices within 30 days&nbsp; //Petrol up by&nbsp;₹3.83, diesel up by ₹4.42 since May 3 //Record high prices, petrol above&nbsp;₹100 in many cities&nbsp; //Over 60% rise due to central &amp; state taxes //Basic cost of fuel otherwise is just&nbsp;₹34/litre

Marking the 16th rise in fuel prices within 30 days, petrol prices were hiked by&nbsp;28-29 paise &amp; diesel prices were raised by 26-28 paise on Monday. Petrol prices are now up by Rs 3.83 &amp; diesel by Rs 4.42/litre since May 3 when the hikes started.&nbsp; Prices at the pump are at a record high across the country with petrol above the Rs 100 mark in many cities including the financial capital Mumbai.&nbsp; Over 60% of the price of fuel is due to taxes imposed on petrol and diesel by state and central govt which includes, VAT, Excise Duty, Freight Levy and Dealer Commission. Ex-the overhead taxations&nbsp;the basic cost of fuel is just Rs 34/litre.&nbsp;

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.

petrol price hike

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