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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

Rajya Sabha proceedings were adjourned on Monday amid uproar by Opposition members over skyrocketing fuel prices in the country.

Parliament Budget Session: Rajya Sabha adjourned amid opposition uproar over fuel prices

Rajya Sabha proceedings were disrupted on Monday amid uproar by Opposition members over skyrocketing fuel prices in the country.

Rajya Sabha adjourned amid opposition uproar over fuel prices

Rajya Sabha proceedings were disrupted on Monday amid uproar by Opposition members over skyrocketing fuel prices in the country.
Leader of the Opposition Mallikarjuna Kharge gave a notice for suspension of business to discuss "huge and frequent increase in prices of petrol, diesel and LPG even when global prices are ruling low."
Chairman M Venkaiah Naidu did not allow the discussion and kept asking members to go back to their seats and not deprive members from the Question Hour. However, Opposition members kept shouting.
The second part of the Budget session of Parliament began on Monday and is scheduled to conclude on April 8.

Concerns of inflationary pressures from record-high fuel prices are taking rising, shows the minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC).
RBI Governor batted for reduced taxation on the fuel bill, as per the minutes of the rate-setting committee. RBI Chief Shaktikanta Das noted, &ldquo;proactive supply-side measures, particularly in enabling a calibrated unwinding of high indirect taxes on petrol and diesel&mdash;in a coordinated manner by the Centre and states&mdash;are critical to contain a further build-up of cost pressures in the economy.&rdquo;
This worry is backed by troubling figures at the start of the year. Fuel inflation was 3.87% in January which has seen a sharp increase over the last three months.

RBI bats for fuel tax cut

RBI Meet Minutes Show Concern Over Fuel Prices High Fuel Prices Stoking Inflationary Pressures RBI Gov: Unwinding Of Fuel Taxes Critical To Reduce Inflation

Concerns of inflationary pressures from record-high fuel prices are taking rising, shows the minutes of the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC).
RBI Governor batted for reduced taxation on the fuel bill, as per the minutes of the rate-setting committee. RBI Chief Shaktikanta Das noted, &ldquo;proactive supply-side measures, particularly in enabling a calibrated unwinding of high indirect taxes on petrol and diesel&mdash;in a coordinated manner by the Centre and states&mdash;are critical to contain a further build-up of cost pressures in the economy.&rdquo;
This worry is backed by troubling figures at the start of the year. Fuel inflation was 3.87% in January which has seen a sharp increase over the last three months.

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