Petrol Price Today

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during January was Rs.98.18, an 2.06 per cent rise between 1st January and 4th January.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during January was Rs.96.16, an 2.1 per cent fall between 1st January and 4th January.- Petrol prices closed out 4th January at Rs 96.36 per litre, a fall of 2.1 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during December was Rs.98.44, an 2.49 per cent rise between 1st December and 31st December.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during December was Rs.95.99, an 2.55 per cent fall between 1st December and 31st December.- Petrol prices closed out 31st December at Rs 96.77 per litre, a fall of 2.55 per cent in the month.

Petrol Price Today

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- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during November was Rs.98.51, an 2.47 per cent rise between 1st November and 30th November.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during November was Rs.96.08, an 2.53 per cent fall between 1st November and 30th November.- Petrol prices closed out 30th November at Rs 96.48 per litre, a fall of 2.53 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during October was Rs.98.80, an 2.87 per cent rise between 1st October and 31st October.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during October was Rs.95.96, an 2.96 per cent fall between 1st October and 31st October.- Petrol prices closed out 31st October at Rs 96.10 per litre, a fall of 2.96 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during September was Rs.98.80, an 2.81 per cent rise between 1st September and 30th September.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during September was Rs.96.02, an 2.9 per cent fall between 1st September and 30th September.- Petrol prices closed out 30th September at Rs 96.38 per litre, a fall of 2.9 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during August was Rs.98.80, an 2.87 per cent rise between 1st August and 31st August.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during August was Rs.95.96, an 2.96 per cent fall between 1st August and 31st August.- Petrol prices closed out 31st August at Rs 96.28 per litre, a rise of 2.87 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during July was Rs.98.51, an 2.53 per cent rise between 1st July and 31st July.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during July was Rs.96.02, an 2.59 per cent fall between 1st July and 31st July.- Petrol prices closed out 31st July at Rs 96.18 per litre, a fall of 2.59 per cent in the month.

As of June 2017, petrol prices in India are revised daily, and this is called the dynamic fuel price method. Petrol and diesel rates are revised at 06:00 am every day. Before this, prices were revised every fortnight. Various factors impact the price of fuel, these include the Rupee to US dollar exchange rate, cost of crude oil, global cues, demand for fuel, and so on. When international crude oil prices gain, prices in India move higher. The price of fuel includes excise duty, value-added tax (VAT), and dealer commission. VAT varies from state to state. After adding excise duty, dealer commission and VAT, the retail selling price of the petrol gets nearly doubled.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during January was Rs.107.86, an 1.97 per cent rise between 1st January and 4th January.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during January was Rs.105.73, an 2.01 per cent fall between 1st January and 4th January.- Petrol prices closed out 4th January at Rs 106.56 per litre, a fall of 2.01 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during December was Rs.107.85, an 2.28 per cent rise between 1st December and 31st December.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during December was Rs.105.39, an 2.33 per cent fall between 1st December and 31st December.- Petrol prices closed out 31st December at Rs 106.82 per litre, a fall of 2.33 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during November was Rs.107.85, an 2.34 per cent rise between 1st November and 30th November.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during November was Rs.105.33, an 2.39 per cent fall between 1st November and 30th November.- Petrol prices closed out 30th November at Rs 107.51 per litre, a rise of 2.34 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during October was Rs.107.86, an 2.35 per cent rise between 1st October and 31st October.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during October was Rs.105.33, an 2.4 per cent fall between 1st October and 31st October.- Petrol prices closed out 31st October at Rs 107.26 per litre, a fall of 2.4 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during September was Rs.107.58, an 2.04 per cent rise between 1st September and 30th September.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during September was Rs.105.39, an 2.08 per cent fall between 1st September and 30th September.- Petrol prices closed out 30th September at Rs 106.82 per litre, a rise of 2.04 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during August was Rs.107.66, an 2.11 per cent rise between 1st August and 31st August.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during August was Rs.105.39, an 2.15 per cent fall between 1st August and 31st August.- Petrol prices closed out 31st August at Rs 106.82 per litre, a rise of 2.11 per cent in the month.

- The highest recorded rate for Petrol during July was Rs.107.51, an 2.03 per cent rise between 1st July and 31st July.- The lowest recorded rate for Petrol during July was Rs.105.33, an 2.07 per cent fall between 1st July and 31st July.- Petrol prices closed out 31st July at Rs 107.51 per litre, a fall of 2.07 per cent in the month.

Hyderabad: A video is making rounds on social media, showcasing a man delivering food on horseback. According to the video, the horse rider explains to a bystander that he couldn't buy petrol despite waiting in line for three hours at a gas station. Faced with fuel shortage concerns amid long queues at petrol pumps due to a truck driver protest, the horse-riding delivery person opted for this unusual mode of transportation.

India's Oil Minister, Hardeep Singh Puri, has clarified that government-owned oil marketing companies (OMCs) have not been in discussions with the Centre on possible fuel price cuts. Puri attributed the rumours of a cut in petrol and diesel prices to misinformation and a highly turbulent situation. He also stated that India is currently focused on diversifying its oil sources

Zomato viral video: In the video, the delivery agent explains to a passerby that he resorted to horseback delivery as petrol was unavailable. The horse-rider shared, "Petrol nahi mila bhai. Teen ghante line me khada raha. Zomato se nikal gaya...petrol nahi mila (There was no petrol. I waited in the queue for three hours. I left after taking the order but couldn't get the petrol)."

"Petrol pumps started getting dry yesterday. If we don't get the supply, most of the pumps will run out of fuel from today." Mumbai, with around 200 petrol pumps, faced disruptions as oil marketing companies' depots in Sewri were blocked by protesting drivers, impeding the movement of fuel tankers," Chetan Modi, president of the Petrol Dealers Association in Mumbai, told PTI.

Truck Drivers Protest Updates: The protest involves truck and bus drivers, as well as petrol pumps, who are expressing their discontent with the recently implemented Bharatiya Nyay Sanhita (BNS). The provision related to hit-and-run cases within the new law has sparked apprehension among drivers, as they now confront the potential of a 10-year imprisonment for evading and failing to report fatal accidents.

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