Petrol, Diesel prices; No Changes In Fuel Rates On November 14

Published: Sunday, November 14, 2021, 8:48 [IST]

On Sunday, November 14, 2021, there was no change in the price of petrol or diesel. After the federal and state governments lowered duties, motor petrol rates have stayed stable, bringing more respite to consumers who had been subjected to a steady increase in rates. The last time the fuel prices in major cities were updated was on November 4.

Petrol, Diesel prices; No Changes In Fuel Rates On November 14

The government announced an excise duty cut on fuels on the eve of Diwali, lowering the price of petrol by Rs 5 and diesel by Rs 10. Following this, numerous states, largely led by the NDA, hastened to lower the value added tax (VAT) on gasoline and diesel, making them more affordable.

According to the Indian Oil Corporation, a litre of petrol costs Rs 103.97 in Delhi, while a litre of diesel costs Rs 86.67. It should be noted that the Delhi administration has made no announcements regarding VAT reductions. Petrol costs Rs 109.98 per litre in Mumbai, India's financial centre, and diesel costs Rs 94.14 per litre.

Similarly, petrol and diesel rates in Chennai stayed unchanged at Rs 101.40 and Rs 91.43 per litre, respectively. In Kolkata, a litre of petrol costs Rs 104.67 and a litre of diesel costs Rs 89.79.

Despite the fact that there has been no movement in petrol prices for eleven days, all four metro cities (Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, and Kolkata) remain over the Rs 100 threshold.

Petrol costs Rs 82.96 a litre in Andaman and Nicobar, making it the cheapest in the country. Petrol costs Rs 92.02 per litre in Itanagar.

The price of fuel has dropped the greatest in Ladakh, with a reduction of Rs 19.61 per litre. Diesel is currently the cheapest in Andaman and Nicobar, costing Rs 77.13 per litre.
The Haryana Petroleum Dealers Association has scheduled a strike from November 15 at 6 a.m. to November 16 at 6 a.m., which is a big development. The reduction in excise rates on both gasoline and diesel has resulted in a significant financial loss, according to the fuel pump owners. The recent reduction in excise duty by the Centre has enraged petrol station owners in Haryana.

Mumbai

Petrol - Rs 109.98 per litre
Diesel - Rs 94.14 per litre

Delhi

Petrol - Rs 103.97 per litre
Diesel - Rs 86.67 per litre

Chennai

Petrol - Rs 101.40 per litre
Diesel - Rs 86.67 per litre

Kolkata

Petrol - Rs 104.67 per litre
Diesel - Rs 89.79 per litre

Bhopal

Petrol - Rs 107.23 per litre
Diesel - Rs 90.87 per litre

Hyderabad

Petrol - Rs 108.20 per litre
Diesel - Rs 94.62 per litre