petrol price in kerala

I really love my car, but my car is too expensive for me to buy the petrol that I’m planning. I love the fact that the petrol price in kerala is just $12 and the petrol price in Kerala is just $10.

Well, this is the way we are. The state of Kerala is a state in India. A state where people buy cars because they think it is the right way to travel. The state where the petrol price is just 12 and the petrol price in Kerala is just 10. (Well, there is one small state in India, but it is called Andhra Pradesh and it is about the same value.

Our petrol price in Kerala is 10 and the petrol price in Kerala is 12. This is the way we are. The state of Kerala is a state in India. A state where people buy cars because they think it is the right way to travel. The state where the petrol price is 10 and the petrol price in Kerala is 12. Well, there is one small state in India, but it is called Andhra Pradesh and it is about the same value.

The average petrol price in India is about 11.5 rupees per liter. So you think that is just a little bit high? The average petrol price in Kerala is about 10.

The price of petrol in India is not that much higher than the price in Kerala. The amount of petrol sold in India is about 2.5 times the amount in Kerala. The amount of petrol sold in India is about 2.5 times the amount in Andhra Pradesh. The average amount of petrol sold in India is about 1.5 times the amount in Kerala. The average number of petrol pumps in India is about 8 times the number in Andhra Pradesh.

India, being one of the most oil-rich nations, has always had a bit of a problem with over-reliance on oil. India has a much more diverse economy than its neighbor and has a much higher population density to boot. This can be a double-edged sword, however. India has a very large population, which means that the country is more susceptible to supply shortages. On the other hand, a large population also means that there is less competition for the few available oil wells.

The combination of these factors means that India is going to have a hard time exporting all the oil it consumes. If that happens, it will lead to the price of oil in India to remain pretty high, which will in turn lead to a lot of unrest. You can see it in the high price of petrol in some parts of Kerala.

The government of Kerala has been trying to reduce fuel prices since November last year. They’ve been making some good progress, and the current price of petrol in Kerala is about 60% lower than what it was in 2012. That is, after all, a price that should lead to a big increase in consumption of fuel. However, the price of oil in India is currently around $100/mt, so the effect of any increase in prices won’t be immediate.

According to the India state-run Oil and Petroleum Industries Minister, the price of petrol is still around 60. This is because of the increase in the cost of refining it, which we have explained earlier. In addition, the government is also planning to lower the price of diesel. Both of these plans are a part of the government’s effort to cut down on pollution. In the longer-term though, what we should expect is a price decline, but not for too long.

The government’s plan to cut down on pollution isn’t really a surprise if you ask me. It’s been the government’s goal for decades to cut down on pollution and pollution levels have been on the rise in recent years. The government will do this by cutting down on the cost of fuel. The reason they cut down on the cost of fuel is because of the fact that they want to sell more cars. This is something that many states are doing to cut down on pollution.