On Tuesday, the OMCs held their gasoline and diesel rates steady for the sixteenth day in a row. Since Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced a drop in excise duty on petrol by 8 rupees per litre and diesel by 6 rupees per litre earlier in May, prices have stayed stable.
In Delhi, the price of petrol is Rs 96.72 a litre, while the price of diesel is Rs 89.62. According to data on the Indian Oil Corporation’s website, petrol costs Rs 111.35 in Mumbai, while diesel costs Rs 97.28. On the other side, after the tax drop, the petrol price in Kolkata today was Rs 106.03 per litre, while diesel rates were Rs 92.76 per litre.
Petrol was selling for Rs 102.63 a litre in other parts of the country, while diesel was selling for Rs 94.24 per litre.
Memes trends on Twitter because of Price hike in Petrol and Diesel
https://twitter.com/KasaiSurgeon/status/1532435036850601984
before ppl start making memes about #PetrolPriceHike india after the last phase UP polls, here is something already floating in #italy #UPElections2022 #UttarPradeshElections2022 #PetrolPrice #FuelPriceHike #FuelPrice pic.twitter.com/6yFYq3eiAH
— arjun 🇮🇳 (@karjunr) March 6, 2022
It has hit the roof people!!! It has, fuel prices are expected to go up again, so budget accordingly for the rest of the month to not end up broke. #MemeOfTheDay #Memes #CarRide #CarDive #CarStunt #FinancialMeme #FuelPriceHike #GasPrices #BudgetMeme #LineAppOfficial pic.twitter.com/LevUAF5NI3
— Beem (@trybeemapp) March 9, 2022
