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The petrol and diesel costs across a total lot of necessary cities remain at an all-time high as the petrol sign crosses the Rs 115 sign in Mumbai.
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Vaishnawi Sinha
The petrol and diesel costs across the country stand hiked for the fifth consecutive day on October 31, as the rates across all metropolitan cities gain been raised greatly. The gasoline rates were stable for two days, after which they’ve been on a upward thrust for 5 days.
As per Indian Oil Company, the gasoline task stand hiked across the principle metropolitans by a median of 35 paise. The petrol costs in Delhi now stand at Rs 109.34 per litre while the diesel costs in the national capital stand at Rs 98.07 per litre.
The gasoline rates in Mumbai are one in every of the very best in the country, as petrol has at final crossed the Rs 115 sign in the city. The worth of petrol in Mumbai stands at Rs 115.17 per litre while the diesel costs in the city are now Rs 106.23 per litre.
Petrol costs
- Delhi- Rs 109.32
- Mumbai- Rs 115.15
- Chennai- Rs 106.04
- Kolkata- Rs 109.79
Diesel costs
- Delhi- Rs 98.07
- Mumbai- Rs 106.23
- Chennai- Rs 102.25
- Kolkata- Rs 101.19
As of at the moment, the petrol costs in Delhi, the national capital, are bigger than the worth at which aviation turbine gasoline (ATF or jet gasoline) is sold to airways, as per reports. The jet gasoline stands at a sign of Rs 79,020 per kilolitre, which makes it roughly Rs 79 per litre, while the petrol costs in the national capital are now nearing the Rs 110 sign.
