Centre has refused to cut excise duty despite unprecedented rise in fuel prices in past two months. In February, petrol prices have gone up by Rs 4.29 per litre and diesel by Rs 4.31 per litre in Delhi alone

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In a tweet, the WHO South-East Asia wrote, 'WHO has not reviewed or certified the effectiveness of any traditional medicine for the treatment of COVID-19'

The survey revealed that 79 per cent of the respondents felt that the central and state governments should reduce tax on fuel price

Fuel rates have increased for 12 consecutive days in the country, with petrol crossing Rs 100 mark in Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. In Mumbai, it has inched close to Rs 100 as of Saturday, February 20

Sonia Gandhi said that the central government has unreasonably levied excise duty on petrol and diesel by Rs 33 and Rs 32, respectively, which is higher than the base price of these fuels

In a Hindi tweet, Mayawati said that the prices of essential items like petrol, diesel and cooking gas (LPG) are increasing in an uncontrolled manner after government control over the prices were removed

Petrol and diesel in Delhi remained constant at Rs 90.58 and Rs 80.97 a litre, respectively, while they stayed at Rs 97 and Rs 88.60 per litre in Mumbai

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In a letter written by the Directorate of Education (DOE), the Delhi government has ordered schools in the national capital to grant age relaxation of up to 30 days at the level of the heads of the school in both the minimum and maximum age limit

Azim Premji, who donated Rs 7,904 crore in 2020 (Rs 22 crore a day) said individual and personal philanthropy must be separated from the company's CSR donation

A Delhi government agency, Delhi Transco Limited, has initiated the process to set up 100 charging stations and all power infrastructure costs will be borne by the state government

Continuing to burn a hole in the common man's pocket, fuel prices continued their wild run with petrol and diesel rates being hiked for the 12th consecutive day on Saturday, February 20 across the country

Fuel rates today: In Mumbai, petrol has neared Rs 100-mark. As of February 20, the cost of one litre of petrol has reached Rs 97 per litre after an increase of 38 paise on Saturday

In a series of tweets, Gehlot targeted the Centre and cleared his stand on the rumours that Rajasthan levies highest tax on fuel prices

In Amul's latest doodle which depict the concern over surging fuel prices , the Amul girl is seen stressfully gazing at the reading meter while getting her car tank filled

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Regular petrol rate crossed the Rs 90 mark for the first time in Delhi at Rs 90.19 per litre as against Rs 89.88 on Thursday, while diesel price climbed to Rs 80.60 a litre, as per data from the Indian Oil Corporation website

The fuel rates were increased by 32-34 paise per litre across metros, as per the price notification issued by state-owned oil marketing companies.

As petrol crossed the Rs 100 per litre mark, PM Narendra Modi  said the middle-class would not have been burdened if the previous governments had focused on reducing India's energy import dependence. While avoiding a direct reference to the constantly increasing fuel prices, PM Modi said that India imported more than 85 per cent of its oil requirements and 53 per cent of its gas needs in FY20. Watch the video for more details.