Cheaper than neighbours

The prices of kerosene and cooking gas in India are still significantly lower than the prevailing prices in neighbouring countries, the government said on Friday. How much cheaper?

The prices of kerosene and cooking gas in India are still significantly lower than the prevailing prices in neighbouring countries, the government said on Friday.

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“We have taken a conscious decision not to make the price of kerosene, which has not risen since 2002, market-determined and only increase by Rs 3 litre,” Oil Secretary S Sundareshan said told reporters.
How much cheaper?