Petrol and diesel have reached record levels due to continuous hikes in the prices of petrol diesel. Even after that, the price continues to rise. After raising the price of petrol on Saturday, domestic oil companies have not changed the fuel prices today (July 18, Sunday). Today, the prices of petrol and diesel are stable. Domestic oil companies are rising prices of petrol and diesel due to rising crude oil prices in the international market. Petrol prices have gone up 9 times in July so far. However, diesel has become costlier 5 times and cheaper once. Earlier, petrol and diesel prices had increased 16 times in the months of June and May also.
The most expensive petrol-diesel available here in the country:-
The most expensive petrol and diesel across the country are being received at Ganganagar in Rajasthan and Anuppur in Madhya Pradesh. In Ganganagar, petrol is being priced at Rs 113.21 and diesel at Rs 103.15 today. Petrol price in Anuppur is at Rs 112.78 and diesel at Rs 101.15 per litre today.
Petrol is beyond Rs 100 in the capital of these states:-
The price of petrol has gone up to Rs.100 per litre or above in 17 states of the country. These states are Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Ladakh, Jammu and Kashmir, Odisha, Tamil Nadu, Bihar, Kerala, Punjab, Sikkim, Puducherry, Delhi and West Bengal. Bhopal was the first capital of any state where petrol prices crossed Rs 100.
How to find out the price of petrol-diesel in your city:-
The retail price of petrol and diesel is revised daily and then the new price is released at 6 a.m. You can know the price of petrol and diesel at your nearest petrol pump through SMS sitting at your house. Indian Oil customers will send messages to 9224992249 by entering the city code with RSP from their mobile phones.
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