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The Dedicated Freight Corridor will have as many as 12 private freight terminals, 15 private sidings and 10 goods sheds to handle over 300 million tonnes of traffic a year. 

A Chief Justice bench directed a court-mandated committee led by former Delhi High Court judge Justice SN Dhingra to go ahead with the sale of unencumbered assests of Unitech directors.

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This is the fourteenth cut in a row. Before slashing the fuel prices, the petroleum companies had hiked the cost for 16 consecutive days - from May 13 to May 29, petrol price was raised by Rs 3.8 and diesel by Rs 3.38 per litre. 

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As per the Indian Oil Corporation data, petrol and diesel prices have been slashed for the 13th consecutive day -- after it touched record high of Rs 78.43 on May 29 -- by over Rs 1.80, while diesel by Rs 1.38.

In last 12 days, the petrol price has come down by Rs 1.65 paise - in the national capital -  from its record high of Rs 78.43 on May 29. Before slashing the prices, oil marketing companies had hiked the fuel cost for 16 consecutive days - from May 13 to May 29, petrol price was raised by Rs 3.8 and diesel by Rs 3.38 per litre.

The diesel prices also dipped 15 paise in all metro cities, except Chennai where the prices dropped by 16 paise. In Delhi, diesel was priced at Rs 68.58, while Rs 71.13 in Kolkata and Rs 73.02 in Mumbai.

In last eight days, petrol price in the national capital has come down by 71 paise from its record high of Rs 78.43 on May 29. Before cutting the prices, oil marketing companies last month hiked the fuel cost for 16 consecutive days - from May 13 to May 29, petrol price was raised by Rs 3.8 and diesel by Rs 3.38 per litre.

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Recent cut in fuel rates in India have come in the backdrop of continuous fall in international crude oil prices over the week. US crude prices on Monday touched its lowest level in nearly two months. 

In last six days, petrol price in Delhi has come down by 47 paise from its record high of Rs 78.43 on May 29. Before reducing the prices, oil marketing companies had hiked the fuel cost for 16 consecutive days - from May 13 to May 29, petrol price was raised by Rs 3.8 and diesel by Rs 3.38 per litre.

In last five days, petrol price in Delhi has come down by 32 paise from its record high of Rs 78.43 on May 29. But, the reduction amount is still lower than what the oil marketing companies hiked in 16 consecutive days - from May 13 to May 29, petrol price was raised by Rs 3.8 and diesel by Rs 3.38 per litre.

Last month, petrol and diesel prices hit a record high due to rise in international crude oil cost. However, the crude prices witnessed a marginal cut earlier this week after Saudi Arabia and Russia announced that they were willing to lift supply curbs that had pushed crude prices to their highest since 2014.