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Petrol costs ₹90.93, diesel ₹81.32 in Delhi. Check fuel prices in different states

Here is how much petrol and diesel cost as of Thursday in different cities of India.

Published on: Feb 25, 2021, 11:00:10 IST
By | Written by , Hindustan Times, New Delhi
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Petrol and diesel prices are far above their peak this year touching 100 mark in states like Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh. While no fuel price rise has been reported on Thursday, petrol price in Delhi is 90.93 per litre and diesel costs 81.32 per litre, as per goods returns.

The last hike in the prices of petrol and diesel was on Tuesday when the fuels prices rose by  ₹35 litre each. (Bloomberg)
The last hike in the prices of petrol and diesel was on Tuesday when the fuels prices rose by ₹35 litre each. (Bloomberg)

The increase in the prices of the fuel primarily depends on the crude oil prices in the international market as India is dependent on import 85 per cent of its crude oil needs.

The last hike in the prices of petrol and diesel was on Tuesday when the fuels prices rose by 35 litre each.

Fuel prices in the country had witnessed a rise consecutively for twelve days before a two-day pause on February 21 and 22.

Here is how much petrol and diesel cost as of Thursday in different cities of India:

In Kolkata, the price of petrol is 91.12, Mumbai 97.34, Chennai 92.97, Bengaluru 93.98, Bhubaneswar 91.50, Chandigarh 87.50, Hyderabad 94.54, Jaipur 97.96, Trivandrum 92.65.

Diesel price in Kolkata is 84.20, Mumbai 88.44, Chennai 86.37, Bengaluru 86.21, Bhubaneswar 88.47, Chandigarh 81.02, Hyderabad 88.69, Jaipur 90.27, Trivandrum 87.22.

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The prices of petrol and diesel per litre cost different in different cities across India due to the VAT (local taxes) and freight levied. Retail pump prices are thus different from state to state.

The government had increased the taxes on petrol and diesel when the international oil rates had plummeted to a two-decade low last year, to benefit through the raised taxes and low oil price. However, the tax rates are still unchanged when the global rates have recovered taking the fuel prices to record highs.

About 60 per cent of the retail selling price of petrol is central and state taxes, while for diesel these taxes make up for 54 per cent.

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