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Petrol and Diesel Prices: Petrol in Delhi costs Rs 101.84 per liter while diesel is available for Rs 89.27. Petrol in Mumbai is selling at Rs 107.83, while the price of diesel is Rs 96.84 representative image. Bernard Gagnon / Wikimedia Commons Petrol prices in the country remained unchanged for the 35th day on Saturday, while diesel prices remained stable after seeing a decline for two consecutive days. Petrol in Delhi was priced at Rs 101.84 per liter while diesel was priced at Rs 89.27 per litre. Petrol in Mumbai can be bought at Rs 107.83 per liter and diesel at Rs 96.84 per liter. According to Indian Oil Corporation data, a liter of petrol in Chennai costs Rs 99.47 from August 14 from Rs 102.49 after the Tamil Nadu government announced a tax cut of Rs 3 on the fuel. The cost of one liter of diesel was Rs 93.84 per litre. Petrol in Kolkata costs Rs 102.08 per liter while diesel costs Rs 92.32 per litre. Whereas petrol in Bhopal can be bought at Rs 110.20 and diesel at Rs 98.26 per liter. The price of diesel has changed after remaining stable for 31 days on Wednesday while the price of petrol has remained stable for the 33rd day today. From May 4 onwards, states and union territories, including West Bengal, Kerala, Assam, Tamil Nadu and Puducherry, saw a major jump in fuel prices, until a day from yesterday for 31 days, following the assembly elections. Wasn’t stable before. Petrol and diesel prices are revised by oil marketing companies including Bharat Petroleum, Indian Oil and Hindustan Petroleum. The new prices are implemented every day at 6 am. States and cities have different fuel prices that vary by location, due to value-added taxes, local and freight charges. The following are the diesel and petrol prices in some of the metros and Tier-II cities of the country: Mumbai Petrol – Rs 107.83 per liter Diesel – Rs 97.04 per liter Delhi Petrol – Rs 101.84 per liter Diesel – Rs 89.27 per liter Chennai Petrol – Rs 102.49 per liter Diesel – Rs 93.84 per liter Kolkata Petrol – Rs 102.08 per liter Diesel – Rs 92.32 per liter Bhopal Petrol – Rs 110.20 per liter Diesel – Rs 98.05 per liter Hyderabad Petrol – Rs 105 83 per liter Diesel – Rs 97.33 per liter Bangalore Petrol – Rs 105.25 per liter Diesel – Rs 94.65 per liter Guwahati Petrol – Rs 97.64 per liter Diesel – Rs 88.61 per liter Lucknow Petrol – Rs 98.92 per liter Diesel – Rs 89.61 per liter Gandhinagar Petrol – Rs 98.79 per liter Diesel – 96.33 per liter 1 1 Thiruvananthapuram Petrol – Rs 103.82 per liter Diesel – Rs 95.86 per liter
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काठमाडौं । उपभोक्ताको ढाड सकिने गरी सरकारको ठाडो निर्देशनमा नेपाल आयल निमगले पेट्रोलियम पदार्थको भाउ बढाएको छ । निगमले सोमबार रातिदेखि लागू हुने गरी पेट्रोलको भाउ प्रतिलिटर २ रुपैयाँ र डिजले/मट्टीतेलको भाउ प्रतिलिटर ३ रुपैयाँका दरले बढाएको हो । यससँगै अब पेट्रोलको बजारभाउ प्रतिलिटर १ सय १४ रुपैयाँ र डिजेल तथा मट्टीतेलको भाउ प्रतिलिटर १ सय १ रुपैयाँ पुगेको छ । हवाईइन्धन र एलपी ग्यासको मूल्य भने नबढेको निगमका निर्देशक एवं प्रवक्ता ई. वीरेन्द्र गोइतले जानकारी दिए । दुई साताअघि पनि निगमले पेट्रोलियम पदार्थको भाउ बढाएको थियो । निगमले २० भदौदेखि लागू हुने गरी पेट्रोलको भाउ प्रतिलिटर १ रुपैयाँ र डिजेल तथा मट्टीतेलको मूल्य प्रतिलिटर ३ रुपैयाँका दरले बढाएको थियो । निगमले स्वचालित मूल्य प्रणालीअनुसार दुई सातामै पेट्रोलियम पदार्थको भाउ बढाएपछि सर्वसाधारण मारमा परेका छन् । इन्डियन आयल कर्पोरेसन (आइओसी)बाट १६ सेप्टेम्बरदेखि लागू हुने गरी पठाएको नयाँ मूल्यसूचीअनुसार नेपालमा पनि मूल्य हेरफेर गरेको उनले बताए । दुई साताभित्रै दुईपटक पेट्रोलियम पदार्थको भाउ बढाए पनि आयल निगमलाई अझै घाटा रहेको गोइतले बताए । नयाँ मूल्यसूचीअनुसार निगमलाई १५ दिनमै ३१ करोड ३७ लाख रुपैयाँ घाटा हुने देखिएको उनले जानकारी दिए । ‘भाउ बढाए पनि अझै निगमलाई पेट्रोलमा २.९२ रुपैयाँ प्रतिलिटर र डिजेलमा २.७२ रुपैयाँ प्रतिलिटर, ग्यासमा ३ सय ९ रुपैयाँ ७९ पैसा प्रतिसिलिन्डर घाटा हुनेछ,’ उनले भने, ‘अन्तर्राष्ट्रिय बजारमा पेट्रोलियम पदार्थको भाउ निरन्तर उकाले लाग्दा नेपाल पनि प्रभावित हुन पुगेको हो ।’ २०७५ असोज २ मा प्रकाशित ।