Petrol, Diesel Price continue to rise for 10th Consecutive Day; Check here

New Delhi: Government oil companies have increased Petrol Diesel Price today for the 10th consecutive day. On Thursday, the price of fuel was increased by 30-35 paise. After this, the price of one liter petrol in Delhi has reached Rs 89.88 today and diesel is being available for Rs 80.27 per liter.

Hike in Fuel Price for 10th consecutive day:

In Mumbai, the price of petrol has increased to Rs 96.32 per liter and the price of diesel to Rs 87.32 per liter. Petrol diesel prices have reached the highest level in many cities of the country. Petrol is being sold at Rs 100 per liter in many parts of the country.

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Price changes every day at 6 o'clock

The price of petrol and diesel changes at 6 am daily. The new rates are applicable from 6 o'clock in the morning. After adding excise duty, dealer commission and other things to the price of petrol diesel, its price almost doubles. Petrol and diesel prices change every day, depending on what the prices of crude are in the international market along with foreign exchange rates.

Check Price online:

The code for each city is different, which is easily available from the IOCL website. In this way, you can know the price of petrol and diesel sitting at home. On the other hand, if you live in Delhi, then for this you have to write RSP 102072 and send it to 92249 92249. After which you will know about the prices easily.

The retail price of petrol diesel in India is linked to the price of crude oil in the global market. This means that if the price of crude oil is low in the global market, then petrol diesel will be cheaper in India.

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