What is the price of petrol and diesel in your city today, know here?
What is the price of petrol and diesel in your city today, know here?
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After falling to a record level of 9 months, crude oil is now seeing a rise in its prices for the past few days. Yes, and after the reduction in the price, various countries (OPEC) decided to reduce production, due to which the price is seeing a rise again. On the other hand, today i.e. Tuesday morning there was a fall in its price. However, the prices of petrol-diesel have remained at the level of the last four and a half months.

Yes and no change was seen in petrol even in the midst of ups and downs in the price of crude. You know that the rate was changed after the reduction of excise duty on the price of petrol and diesel by the Modi government four and a half months ago. At the same time, petrol was reduced by Rs 8 a litre across the country. However, after this, there was a change in the price of oil in Maharashtra and Meghalaya. Now recently oil companies have cut the price of commercial gas cylinders. Let us tell you that after the fall of last Monday, the latest rate of WTI crude reached $90.64 per barrel.

With this, Brent crude reached $95.69 per barrel. In fact, after the formation of the Shinde government in Maharashtra, the state was reduced by Rs 5 on petrol and Rs 3 on diesel, although in Meghalaya, the price of petrol and diesel was increased by Rs. Along with this, to know about the new rates of petrol and diesel, oil companies give the facility of checking the price through SMS.

Yes and to check the rate, the consumer of Indian Oil (IOC) will have to send RSP <dealer code> to 9224992249. Apart from this, HPCL customers should SMS HPPRICE <dealer code> to 9222201122 and BPCL customers write RSP<dealer code> to 9223112222.

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