From June 7 to 29, the petrol rate has been hiked by Rs 9.17 per litre while diesel price was raised by Rs 11.12 a litre, an increase of 13% and 16% respectively

A traveller should be made responsible for uploading of correct data, COVID-free test certificate, commitment towards social distancing while travelling/staying in the state and maintaining of complete discipline during the stay, the association suggested

British Finance Minister Sunak will reveal plans this week to lift the property tax threshold at which people might start paying stamp duty from 125,000 sterling to as much as 500,000 sterling

Petrol prices were increased by 5 paise per litre and diesel by 13 paise per litre on Monday in Delhi. The prices in the other metros of Mumbai, Chennai, Bengaluru, and Kolkata remained unchanged as well

Diesel prices on Monday were hiked by 13 paise a litre and petrol prices by 5 paise per litre. Including Monday's hike, the prices have been hiked for twenty two times in a month, amounting to about Rs 9.17 for petrol and Rs 11.14 for diesel

Petrol prices in Delhi have been hiked to Rs 80.43/ litre from Rs 80.38/litre, while disel rates have been increased to Rs 80.53/litre from Rs 80.40/litre, according to price notification of state oil marketing companies

As per the latest data by the oil marketing companies, petrol costs Rs 80.38 per litre in Delhi, while diesel costs Rs 80.40/litre

Fuel prices, except for Wednesday, have risen consistently since June 7 after 82-day hiatus on fuel price revision due to the COVID-19 pandemic

Petrol price in Delhi was hiked to Rs 80.13 per litre from Rs 79.92 while diesel rates were increased to Rs 80.19 a litre from Rs 80.02; rates have been increased across the country but the final retail selling price differs from state to state

Fuel prices today June 25, petrol and diesel rates in India: Check the latest petrol and diesel price today here in Delhi-NCR, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore, Gurgaon, Noida and other cities

A petrol car is cheaper, easier to maintain, less noisy, refined and is available across all price band of cars. Diesel was initially the choice of heavy vehicles with trucks and buses preferring it due to the high torque that made it suitable for hauling heavy load

Petrol prices have gone up by almost 12 per cent or Rs 8.5 per litre in the national capital Delhi since June 7. Prices of diesel have risen even faster at over 14 per cent or Rs 10.49 per litre in the same period

A litre of diesel in Delhi will now cost Rs 79.88 which is more than petrol price at Rs 79.76 per litre. The rates are effective from 6 am (June 24)

Where petrol in Delhi would now cost Rs 79.76 per litre, diesel price stands at Rs 79.40 a litre, a narrow gap of just 36 paisa

UCO Bank teams up with four insurers to sell their productsState-run UCO Bank tied up with four insurers to offer various insurance products to its customers through its network of branches across the country. The lender teamed up with SBI Life Insurance Company, the Oriental Insurance Company and Religare Health Insurance Company, Star Health and Allied Insurance Company for selling their products. With these new partnerships, the lender will now be offering a much wider range of...

Petrol, diesel price today: There has been an increase of 33 paise for petrol and 58 paise for diesel on Monday. Fuel prices have increased for the 16th consecutive day

In Delhi, petrol saw 35 paise hike, while there was 60 paise per litre increase in diesel prices. Similarly, Mumbai also reported 34 paise hike in petrol, while diesel was hiked by 58 paise

Fuel prices today: In 14 hikes, the petrol prices have gone up by Rs 7.62 per litre and diesel prices ticked by Rs 8.38 per litre.

Reason petrol and diesel prices are rising is because government revenue from other sources has plummeted due to coronavirus lockdown in recent months

Petrol prices have gone up by Rs 6.55 and diesel prices by Rs 7.04 (prices in New Delhi) since 7 June. Large part of fuel prices in India constitute excise duty imposed by the government