The petrol price at kushinagar was on the rise on Wednesday. The price was Rs 6.8 per litre. The petrol price was Rs 7.5 per litre which is the highest petrol price since the beginning of the month, according to the petrol price.
The price is up 3 per cent since the beginning of the month.
The increase in the price is mainly due to the fact that the fuel price in Bengaluru has been increased by 10 per cent in the last one month. In Bengaluru, the price of petrol is Rs 6.6 per litre whereas in Bengaluru, it is Rs 6.8 per litre.
The price of petrol is higher than that of diesel. That’s good news for petrol, but it’s not the case that diesel is cheaper than petrol. As a result, the price of diesel in Bengaluru is Rs 6.6 per litre.
So, in our opinion, the price of petrol is rising because of the increase in the price of diesel. The fuel price in Bengaluru is higher compared to the average across India. That means people are going to be buying petrol at a higher price than they were before. So, what to do? Well, I guess the answer is to get diesel.
In Bengaluru, the petrol price is rising because of the increase in the price of diesel. That’s good news for petrol, but its not the case that diesel is cheaper than petrol. As a result, the price of petrol in Bengaluru is Rs 6.6 per litre. So, in our opinion, the price of petrol is rising because of the increase in the price of diesel. The fuel price in Bengaluru is higher compared to the average across India.
You’ve got to give credit where credit is due, but it’s really important to remember that fuel prices in the country are almost the same as in the US. And the same fuel prices in India are around Rs 1.7 per litre. So, in our opinion, the fuel price in Bengaluru is higher compared to the average across India.
We are not saying that the rise in the price of petrol is the reason for the price of diesel. It is only a small part of the reason. Most of the rise in the price of diesel is due to the price of oil. So, if you have a lower price of oil, you will have less of the higher cost of diesel.
The Indian government is planning to introduce a new fuel policy which will put a cap of Rs 1.70 per litre on diesel and petrol, in effect cutting the price of petrol and diesel by Rs 0.35 per litre. The government is also considering introducing a new tax on petrol and diesel, which will add 0.80 per litre. These policies will be implemented in stages and will take five years to complete.
The government claims that these policies will address the issue of black money and encourage people to shift to a cheaper fuel source. But it’s still not clear how the tax rate will be calculated and whether this will be a more effective way of addressing the problem of black money.
