Petrol price in Delhi reaches all-time high; check latest prices in other states

By  Rajan Nath January 22nd 2021 03:56 PM -- Updated: January 22nd 2021 04:00 PM

Petrol and Diesel price in Delhi: The petrol and diesel prices hit new record highs on Friday after the oil marketing companies kept rates unchanged for two consecutive days. The petrol prices in Delhi has increased by 25 paise per litre to Rs 85.45 from Rs 85.20 per litre while diesel prices have also hiked by 25 paise to Rs 75.63 from Rs 75.38 per litre according to data available in Indian Oil Corporation. Also Read | Have BJP leaders forgotten their own 'Acche Din' slogan?: Congress on hike in petrol, diesel prices Petrol and Diesel prices in Delhi: Petrol, diesel prices hit new record highs after oil marketing companies kept rates unchanged for 2 days. In Mumbai, the diesel prices skyrocketed to Rs 91.80 per litre, thus recording a new record high. The highest ever price of Rs 84 per litre for petrol in Delhi was reported on October 4, 2018, while diesel had increased to an all-time high of Rs 75.45 a litre on October 4, 2018. Also Read | Google says it will shut down its search engine in this country, details inside Petrol and Diesel prices in Delhi: Petrol, diesel prices hit new record highs after oil marketing companies kept rates unchanged for 2 days. Meanwhile, the petrol price has increased by Rs 14.28 per litre and diesel by Rs 11.83 a litre since May 2020.

City Petrol Diesel
Delhi 85.45 75.63
Mumbai 92.04 82.40
Chennai 88.07 80.90
Kolkata 86.87 79.23
  Reportedly, this is the third hike in last 20 days as oil marketing companies announced a rise of Rs 0.23 per litre for petrol while Rs 0.26 per litre for diesel on January 7. Petrol and Diesel prices in Delhi: Petrol, diesel prices hit new record highs after oil marketing companies kept rates unchanged for 2 days. Amid fuel price hike, the central government is considering a cut in excise duty. The Ministry of petroleum and natural gas has already written to the finance ministry, suggesting a cut in the duty. -PTC News

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