Oil marketing companies (OMCs) kept fuel rates unchanged on Sunday, which means that there has been no pan-India revision to petrol and diesel prices since May21 last year.
In India, OMCs review fuel prices on a daily basis; the rates for each day, whether revised or unchanged, are announced at 6am. These are decided on the basis of factors such as crude oil prices in the global market, exchange rate between the Indian rupee and US dollar, local taxes, etc.
Petrol and diesel prices in major cities on June 25
City
Petrol price (per litre)
Diesel price (per litre)
Ahmedabad
₹96.27
₹92.01
Bengaluru
₹101.94
₹87.89
Chennai
₹102.63
₹94.33
Delhi
₹96.72
₹89.62
Hyderabad
₹109.66
₹97.82
Jaipur
₹108.08
₹93.36
Kolkata
₹106.03
₹92.76
Lucknow
₹96.57
₹89.76
Mumbai
₹106.31
₹94.27
Trivandrum
₹109.42
₹98.24
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Why petrol and diesel prices vary from state-to-state?
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This is because each state levies its own value-added tax (VAT) on petrol and diesel prices. This VAT is in addition to freight charges, local taxes, etc.
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This is because each state levies its own value-added tax (VAT) on petrol and diesel prices. This VAT is in addition to freight charges, local taxes, etc.
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The central government, on the other hand, does not directly control the fuel rates. It exercises regulation through excise duty, base prices, and cap prices.
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