After a two-day pause, gasoline and diesel prices rose to a new high across the country on October 28, Thursday. Following today’s increase, a litre of petrol costs Rs 108.29 in the national capital, while a litre of diesel costs Rs 97.02. Petrol costs Rs 114.14 per litre in Mumbai, while diesel costs Rs 105.12 per litre. A litre of petrol costs Rs 105.13 in Chennai, while a litre of diesel costs Rs 101.25. In Kolkata, a litre of petrol costs Rs 108.78 and a litre of diesel costs Rs 100.14. In Bhopal, petrol prices have risen to Rs 116.98 per litre, while diesel costs Rs 106.38 per litre.
Oil marketing corporations such as Hindustan Petroleum, Indian Oil, and Bharat Petroleum change the prices of gasoline and diesel. Every day at 6 a.m., the new prices go into effect. Because of differing value-added taxes, local and freight charges that vary from place to place, fuel prices fluctuate between states and localities.
Mumbai
114.14 rupees per litre of petrol
105.12 rupees per litre of diesel
Delhi
108.29 rupees per litre of petrol
97.02 rupees per litre of diesel
Chennai
105.13 rupees per litre of petrol
Diesel is priced at Rs 101.25 per litre.
Kolkata
108.78 rupees per litre of petrol
100.14 rupees per litre of diesel
Bhopal
116.98 rupees per litre of petrol
106.38 rupees per litre of diesel
Hyderabad
112.64 rupees per litre of petrol
105.84 rupees per litre of diesel
Bengaluru
Petrol is priced at Rs 112.06 per litre.
102.98 rupees per litre of diesel
Guwahati
104.30 rupees per litre of petrol
96.87 rupees per litre of diesel
Lucknow
105.22 rupees per litre of petrol
97.98 rupees per litre of diesel
Gandhinagar
105.14 rupees per litre of petrol
104.78 rupees per litre of diesel
Thiruvananthapuram
Petrol is priced at Rs 110.54 per litre. 104.25 rupees per litre of diesel
