Check new fuel prices in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and other cities with hike in petrol and diesel prices

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Petrol and diesel prices rise: The rise in fuel prices comes after Prime Minister Modi urged the nation to reduce fuel consumption in the backdrop of the US-Iran war.

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Gasoline prices were raised by state-run oil marketing companies $3 per liter on Friday, days after Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the nation urging citizens to reduce fuel consumption and adopt work-from-home practices amid growing energy concerns stemming from the US-Iran war.

Petrol and Diesel Prices Rise: Check New Fuel Prices in Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai (AI Generated Image)
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In his speech on Sunday, the Prime Minister also appealed to people to avoid buying gold for next year, postpone travel abroad, and conserve fuel as global oil prices continue to rise due to the ongoing conflict.

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However, the rise in gasoline prices varied between cities due to differences in local taxes and fees.

Find out the new prices for gasoline

CitiesNew prices (diesel)Increase (Rs.)
Delhi $90.67 $3.00
Kolkata $95.13 $3.11
Mumbai $ 93.14 $3.11
Chennai $95.25 $2.86

Find out about the new diesel prices

CitiesNew prices (gasoline)Increase (Rs.)
Delhi $97.77 $3
Mumbai $106.68 $3.14
Chennai $103.67 $2.83
Kolkata $ 108.74 $3.29

Union Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri had earlier hinted at the possibility of a revision in fuel prices. Speaking at a Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) event in New Delhi on Tuesday, Puri said the government will eventually have to take a decision on increasing prices of petroleum products like petrol and diesel.

Oil companies also expressed concerns about facing increasing losses, adding that India was among the few countries that had kept fuel prices stable so far. State-owned enterprises kept prices steady for 11 weeks despite a sharp rise in input costs, but were eventually forced to bear part of the burden once operations became financially unsustainable, the agency said.

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