Petrol and diesel costs as of late August 11: Overview metropolis clever gasoline fee checklist here

Petrol and diesel costs persisted to stay standard all the strategy thru the nation for the 25th straight day on Wednesday. Petrol was final revised on July 17. There has been no trade in gasoline costs to this level in August.

Petrol costs had been hiked 9 times and diesel charges five times in July this twelve months. June seen every petrol and diesel tag hike on 16 times, which was followed by 16 times tag hikes in the month of May.

This was after the oil marketing and marketing corporations (OMCs) resumed their tag revisions ending an 18-day hiatus that coincided with the assembly elections in four key states and one union territory.

In India, the gasoline costs differ from state to state reckoning on the local taxation (VAT) and freight costs. Other than this, the central executive costs an excise accountability on auto fuels.

Petrol and diesel charges

The fee of petrol in Delhi stands at Rs 101.84 per litre whereas that of diesel is at Rs 89.87.

In Mumbai, the tag of petrol currently is Rs 107.83, whereas diesel costs Rs 97.45.

The fee of petrol in Kolkata stands at Rs 102.08 per litre whereas that of diesel is at Rs 93.02.

In Chennai, the tag of petrol currently is Rs 102.49, whereas diesel costs Rs 94.39.

The fee of petrol in Bengaluru stands at Rs 105.25 per litre whereas that of diesel is at Rs 95.26.

In Hyderabad, the tag of petrol currently is Rs 105.83, whereas diesel costs Rs 97.96.

The fee of petrol in Patna stands at Rs 104.25 per litre whereas that of diesel is at Rs 95.51.

In Bhopal, the tag of petrol currently is Rs 110.20, whereas diesel costs Rs 98.67.

The fee of petrol in Jaipur stands at Rs 108.71 per litre whereas that of diesel is at Rs 99.02.

In Lucknow, the tag of petrol currently is Rs 98.92, whereas diesel costs Rs 90.26. 

Petrol tag in Thiruvananthapuram stands at Rs 103.82 per litre whereas that of diesel is at Rs 96.47.