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Nitin&nbsp;Gadkari is adding an new item to the menu of highway dhaba&nbsp;operators...a petrol pump. The Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari&nbsp;stated that he had asked his ministry officials to work on a proposal to provide approval to small Dhaba owners to build petrol pumps and toilets along the highways.Gadkari&nbsp;hopes that this would solve the problem of the lack of toilets and also of trucks being parked on the highway while taking food/rest stops. The proposal will work around small dhaba owners to open petrol pumps with space to park 5-10 vehicles, and maintain toilets for general public.
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Petrol pump on the menu for highway dhaba owners, Gadkari's new proposal

Nitin Gadkari backs the idea of small dhaba owners along the highway to run petrol pumps with restrooms. 

Dhaba owners may get to own petrol pumps

Ministry officials to work on a proposal to provide approval to small Dhaba owners to build petrol pumps and toilets along the highways

Nitin&nbsp;Gadkari is adding an new item to the menu of highway dhaba&nbsp;operators...a petrol pump. The Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari&nbsp;stated that he had asked his ministry officials to work on a proposal to provide approval to small Dhaba owners to build petrol pumps and toilets along the highways. Gadkari&nbsp;hopes that this would solve the problem of the lack of toilets and also of trucks being parked on the highway while taking food/rest stops. The proposal will work around small dhaba owners to open petrol pumps with space to park 5-10 vehicles, and maintain toilets for general public. 
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Petrol prices hit a new record high on Thursday in the national capital with a hike of 35 paise a litre to&nbsp;₹86.65. Diesel prices were also up 35 paise a litre, selling at&nbsp;₹76.83 a litre in Delhi. Petrol and diesel touched a record high in Mumbai as well, at&nbsp;₹93.20 a litre and&nbsp;₹83.67 a litre, respectively.
Oil prices have been on an upswing after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec)-plus meeting on February 3 decided to continue with output curbs. The Opec-plus decision is significant for India as production from the cartel makes up for about 40% of global output and 83% of India&rsquo;s oil imports.

Petrol prices at record high in Delhi

Fuel on Fire: Petrol prices hit a new record high on Thursday in the national capital with a hike of 35 paise a litre to&nbsp;₹86.65.

Petrol prices hit a new record high on Thursday in the national capital with a hike of 35 paise a litre to&nbsp;₹86.65. Diesel prices were also up 35 paise a litre, selling at&nbsp;₹76.83 a litre in Delhi. Petrol and diesel touched a record high in Mumbai as well, at&nbsp;₹93.20 a litre and&nbsp;₹83.67 a litre, respectively. Oil prices have been on an upswing after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec)-plus meeting on February 3 decided to continue with output curbs. The Opec-plus decision is significant for India as production from the cartel makes up for about 40% of global output and 83% of India&rsquo;s oil imports.

 Indefinite Strike by Petrol Pumps of Guwahati

At a time when people are already stressed due to COVID, more stress seems to be in the offing. Petrol Pumps of Guwahati have said they would go on an indefinite strike from Monday.

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