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In India, oil firms use the newly given freedom to increase prices of fuel such as petrol, Diesel oil and cooking gas in small doses. On February 15, 2013, Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) hiked the price of petrol by ₹1.50 per litre and the price of diesel by 45 paise per litre. It was the second price adjustment in February. A statement issued by IOC said that a rise in international oil prices and depreciation in rupee have necessitated the increase in the price of petrol and diesel. The increase announced excludes local sales tax or VAT and the real hike for consumers would be more after including the duty and other incidences. So, the price in Delhi will go up by almost ₹1.80 per litre after taking into account 19 per cent VAT. Diesel rates would go up by 51 paise. Yet again, India woke up on March 1, 2013, to face another price hike of petrol. IOC as usual issued a statement that said a rise in international oil prices and depreciation in rupee have necessitated a ₹1.40 per litre increase in the price of petrol. Again, the hike does not include local sales tax or VAT and so the real increase in the rate for consumers will be higher than ₹1.40 per litre. Following are the revised pricing of petrol at Indian Oil Corporation petrol pumps in four metros with effect from March 1, 2013. By the way, rates at the pumps of Bharat Petroleum Corporation Ltd (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) vary by a few paise. While bulk consumers like Railways have to pay almost a rupee more per litre for the Diesel due to the hike, the price of cooking gas (LPG) has come down by Rs 37.50 per gas cylinder that consumers buy beyond their quota. I came across the following Counter Point cartoons by Subhani in Deccan Chronicle: I visited Manoj Kureel’s Facebook page, and impressed by the creations of this young cartoonist I give below three examples of his work on the subject of fuel price hike: RELATED ARTICLES - Petrol price hiked by Rs 1.50, diesel by 45 paise (deccanchronicle.com) - Petrol price hiked again, now by Rs 1.40 (deccanchronicle.com) - Bulk consumers to pay more for diesel; non-subsidised LPG prices cut (deccanchronicle.com)
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गृहपृष्ठ आयल निगमले फेरि बढायो पेट्रोल, डिजल र ग्यासको मूल्य आयल निगमले फेरि बढायो पेट्रोल, डिजल र ग्यासको मूल्य काठमाडौं, कार्तिक । नेपाल आयल निगमले पेट्रोल, डिजल, ग्यास र हवाई इन्धन सबैमा मूल्यवृद्धि गरेको छ। मुल्यवृद्धिको चर्को विरोध भइरहेकै बेला निगमले एक महिनाभित्र दोस्रोपटक पेट्रोलियम पदार्थमा मूल्यवृद्धि गरेको हो। आयल निगम घाटामा रहेको भन्दै निगमले बुधबार रातिदेखि लागू हुने गरी पेट्रोल, डिजल, खाना पकाउने ग्यास र हवाई इन्धनको मूल्य बढाएको हो पेट्रोल र डिजलमा साबिकको मूल्यमा तीन रुपैयाँ वृद्धि गरेको निगमले जनाएको छ। अब पेट्रोल प्रतिलिटर १३६ रुपैयाँ, डिजल ११९ रुपैयाँ कायम भएको छ। हवाई इन्धनमा साबिकको बिक्री मूल्यमा पाँच रुपैयाँ बढेको निगमका सहप्रवक्ता पुष्कर कार्कीले बताए। अब हवाई इन्धन प्रतिलिटर १०१ रुपैयाँ कायम भएको छ। यसैगरी, निगमले ग्यासमा प्रतिसिलिण्डर ७५ रुपैयाँ मूल्यवृद्धि गरेको छ। अब ग्यास प्रतिसिलिण्डर १५७५ रुपैयाँ कायम भएको छ।