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Petrol and diesel price on August 27: Check latest rates in your city today

According to fuel prices announced by oil marketing companies, petrol and diesel were sold in Delhi at ₹96.72 per litre and ₹89.62 per litre

Updated on: Aug 27, 2023, 16:29:29 IST
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Petrol and gold prices remained unchanged in major cities on Sunday. According to fuel prices announced by oil marketing companies, petrol and diesel were sold in Delhi at 96.72 per litre and 89.62 per litre.

Petrol and diesel prices are revised daily at 6 am (HT_PRINT)
Petrol and diesel prices are revised daily at 6 am (HT_PRINT)

Here are the fuel prices for other major cities on August 27, 2023.

CITYPETROL PRICES (Rs/LITRE)DIESEL PRICES (Rs/LITRE)
MUMBAI106.3194.27
KOLKATA106.0392.76
CHENNAI102.7494.24
BENGALURU101.9487.89
AHMEDABAD96.6592.25
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Petrol and diesel prices are revised daily at 6 am. Earlier, the fuel rates were revised after every 15 days. In 2014, the Government of India de-centralised fuel prices. Since 2017, the fuel prices are revised daily at 6 am.

Fuel prices are decided by oil marketing companies. They are not controlled by the government and need to adjust as per global rates.

The Centre regulates the fuel prices through excise duty. Last year, the Narendra Modi government had cut excise duty on petrol and diesel by 8 per litre and 6 per litre. As a result, the petrol and diesel prices reduced by 9.5 per litre and 7 per litre respectively.

The fuel prices in India are not under goods and service tax. While the Centre collects excise duty, the state governments collect VAT. Since VAT is different for each state, hence the pricing. Rajasthan levies the highest VAT in the country, followed by Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra.

 
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