In response to the ongoing crisis in Europe, the govt. of India has taken a risky descision to raise the prices of petrol by as high as Rs. 7.54 per litre.
The previous steepest increase in petrol prices was Rs.5
Here are the rates of petrol in four major metros after the hike:
Petrol in Delhi currently costs Rs 65.64 a litre and after the increase it will be priced at Rs 73.14 per litre.
In Mumbai, the petrol now costs Rs 70.66 but after midnight it will go up to rs 78.16.
Kolkata too faces the pressure with the petrol now costing Rs 77.53 from Rs 70.03.
Similarly, the cost of petrol in Chennai will see a steep hike of Rs 7.50 to 77.05 from Rs 69.55.
The previous steepest increase in petrol prices was Rs.5
Scene like these might get common, as the aam admi find it difficult to manage in these tough times.
Petrol in Delhi currently costs Rs 65.64 a litre and after the increase it will be priced at Rs 73.14 per litre.
In Mumbai, the petrol now costs Rs 70.66 but after midnight it will go up to rs 78.16.
Kolkata too faces the pressure with the petrol now costing Rs 77.53 from Rs 70.03.
Similarly, the cost of petrol in Chennai will see a steep hike of Rs 7.50 to 77.05 from Rs 69.55.
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