India's crude basket which was at $52.49 in April 2017 is now well over $72. If crude gets to $100, India's price could be $93 for the full year, according to a report released by the SBI. That's nearly double of 2016-17.

Interestingly, while the retail prices have gone up, the price at which the fuel is sold to petrol pump dealers has come down drastically since 2013.

Fortis' largest shareholder, Yes Bank, has asked the board to consider all the bids (binding as well as non-binding) despite the board recommending the Munjal-Burman offer.

A recent Citi Research report reportedly pegged Amazon India's market share at 30 per cent - the same as the Bangalore-based company - and valued it at $16 billion.

The biggest crooks in the entire list were the former CEO and MD of PNB Usha Ananthsubramanian, KV Brahmaji Rao (ED, PNB), Sanjiv Saran (ED, PNB) and Nehal Ahad (GM of PNB.